This time, we're going to give everyone a score based on five aspects: lonely entertainment, jealousy, stalovanic jealousy, unrequited love, and culbri place. We'll start off by asking Luo ran what he looks like now. Luo runs off to get some drinks for him. He asks Luo if he'd like to dance. He tells Luo that the stage is pretty good and that he's noticed that some of the girls in the play are wearing high-fashion clothes. He says that he wants to be a part of the stage effects. He also says that the fate of the ugly girls in this play is generally miserable. He's worried that they won't give him the right to do the effects, but he'll have to do it anyway. He and Luo plan to go to the fengshan temple to attend the worship ceremony. The chief director tells them that everything is prepared. They'll just have to perform the show now. The director says that everyone has prepared the show for so long that they don't need to change a single person. He then asks the audience what they think about the parallel of the female protagonist and the male protagonist. The protagonist manages to survive despite being insulted and abused because she holds out hope. The reason why she survives is because her beauty makes her bright with the society's mood. Among the parallel stories of the cinderella, 94 percent of them include beauty with an average of 13.6 stories, especially in the stories that deal with female beauty, which is 114 times more common than the stories dealing with female ugliness.