I have heard Mai Tian brag to me more than once, saying how beautiful the girls under her command are and how great they are. She also said that those girls were carefully selected from the crowd. Although there are only eight people, they are all very strong in combat. They are known as the Eight Golden Hairpins in the world.

Every time I hear her say this, I smile. I hear it as false and see it as true. I will not believe anything I have never seen with my own eyes. In addition, there is another problem. Men look at women and women look at women in the perspective of women, and there will be very strange deviations in this.

For example, I once had a female classmate who was very enthusiastic and sincere in introducing me to a girlfriend. She said that the woman was very beautiful and elegant. But when I pulled it out, I looked left and right and up and down, but I couldn't see where the girl was beautiful and elegant.

I am ashamed to say that when I was in a while, I had not learned a lesson, I had experienced several such tragedies in total, and finally I realized that it was not that those female friends deliberately made me happy, but that men and women had too different visions.

My aesthetic view with Oatmeal is very different.

Once we had a quarrel over a female star, and that female star was Maggie Cheung. O'Cantone insisted that Maggie Cheung was very, very beautiful, and I was very sure of Maggie Cheung's acting skills, but I was never sure of her appearance. I always thought Maggie Cheung was not beautiful, and it could even be said to be a bit strange.

At that time, Maggie Cheung and I had a red face. I was angry and showed the most powerful evidence. The great director Er Dongsheng, who had been in love with Maggie Cheung for three years, once recalled this. When he first met Maggie Cheung, the first impression in his mind was: This woman looked so ugly...

Maggie Chan was very dissatisfied at the time and debated with me: "Then why did Er Dongsheng fall in love with Maggie Cheung later?"

I said, "Who knows, maybe Sister Maggie is famous."

Because of this sentence, Mai Tian didn't contact me for a whole year.

Until I took over O'Can's class, I have to admit that our aesthetic views are similar. For example, we used to agree that the White Snake played by Zhao Yazhi was very beautiful. For example, we all admit that although Michelle Reis had a little bad acting skills, he looked really good. For example, I began to admit that the eight golden hairpins under O'Can's hands were really good.

The so-called good refers to appearance and figure, which has nothing to do with personality, temperament and cultural cultivation.

It is no exaggeration to say that the eight major golden hairpins only stand next to a new car, and people will believe that they are car models.

I kept in mind Mai Tian’s advice. On the day I first met with Bada Jinchai, I tried hard to pretend to be very imposing. Mai Tian repeatedly told me that if I didn’t have the momentum, I wouldn’t be able to control those girls. Mai Tian also gave me a stage name, Akun, and later Bada Jinchai called me Brother Kun.

The origin of this stage name comes from a game ID that I often used during that period: Kun from day to night.

During that time, two people who didn't like to make phone calls every day. Mai Tian fully demonstrated the potential of a mastermind behind the scenes and directed me remotely through the phone. I became her puppet who ruled the country from behind.
Chapter completed!