Langhuan Art Gallery

Another book that talks about monsters better than people. I give the author a thumbs up, especially the description of the wind. The chubby young Kun is really cute in his original form. It is the first time I have seen the tall Kun written in such a cute and lovable way. The article is concise and concise, neither sensational nor mystical, but it makes people feel involved and the heart moves with the painting👍

OMG! I was moved by her in the first chapter. Although the story is very confusing, the three of them are all in the painting. It feels like it is similar to "Hundred Demons". It is a very touching story. I cried when I read it😭. I like it so much. This article is great. Cherish the present anyway and do what you want to do. Be bold and don't regret in vain. The world in the article is just like the real world. Don't wait until you miss it. Otherwise, you will end up like Zhuang Zhou dreaming of a butterfly. Highly recommended😊

There is no omnipotent God, there is only the entanglement between big love and little love. There is no obsession with the past and present lives, but the unwillingness of the human world and the aspirations of the gods. It just felt like it ended too suddenly. It stopped suddenly, and I was thinking about it but I didn't know where to start. Good reviews + recommendations, the author remembers to add extras!

The heroine should be a powerful monster and the owner of an art studio. She has a stupid dragon who likes her, a cute girl, etc. Most of them are unit drama stories, so there aren't many love, hate, and sorrows of the heroine. People who buy paintings can exchange precious things and make their lives satisfied in the paintings. The author's writing is very good and worth reading!

The story is amazing and the content is detailed! I want to see the follow-up! Such as Mirage and Poseidon 🤩 There are too few stories, and I'm exhausted, and I still want to read it! 😂

There is a magical painting gallery hidden in the bustling Luoyang. The funny and arrogant little chubby Kun is in the wind, the timid and cute giant clam is rustling, the humble, polite and chivalrous Lu Tanwei, the talented and beautiful Lang Ning, and the cute and cute little Li Zi behind, accompany them through many fascinating painting scenes. ; Every person with deep obsession has his own fragile and strong side, and the ups and downs are shown one by one in the painting; while causing destruction, he also saves the common people... The ending is a little rushed, but the abrupt ending also gives me many kinds of endings of their story.

The writing style is really good. Reading it feels like being there. The author is thoughtful and knows how to write stories. The first article left me with the most stuck-in-my-throat feeling. If he faced the scene in the mourning hall on New Year's Eve, I really would rather he died in the battlefield early. When he deceived himself and suffered in the painting for eleven years and refused to face the reality, I would rather he really died in the fire in the General's Mansion. When he was awakened but had to face the reality that Mi Jing's life span was exhausted and he would miss it again, I would rather he had lived in a peaceful dream of years. In the second chapter, the palace maid who had lost her country couldn't help but move between the royal father and his son. It reminded me of those ancient sadistic novels written many years ago. The gentle prince I first met cherished each other everywhere, but in the end, she unknowingly fell in love with the ruthless and violent prince. Yes, I fell in love with Yuan Xun and Shaoyi (I am a pervert, let me tell you first). What impressed me the most was the story about the princess and the slave. The two people who were able to join hands but still would rather trade their longevity for a dream. I really think the author understands that reality is so unreasonable at first glance and the dream is so unrealistic. How could a twelve-year-old innocent princess ignore her mother and younger brother in the palace? The taboo love between the eminent monk and the shark, the machinations of the celebrity and the businesswoman mixed with love, the flirtatious relationship between the prince and the puppet queen (I don't know if I missed one point in this article. Can anyone tell me what the golden thing in King Jin's hand was when he died), and the wolf cub who has been waiting reminded me of the movie "Wolf Boy"... It's the final chapter that feels like the author was a bit wild and random, as if it was ending in a hurry, and then the main plot feels like it's not well written. I can understand that Lianhuan and Li Yangbe, but it feels a bit like a pairing with Tuanfeng. He is the kind of person who is obviously an unreliable and funny companion who is responsible for harming friends, but it is said to be an official match, and there is no cp feeling at all. It makes people feel that it is not like Lianhuan would like it. Hope to see more stories written by the author! Goodbye Jianghu!

Every little story is difficult to understand. It's a pity that Li Yang has turned into mountains, rivers, trees, flowers and grass to nourish all living beings. With such a mission, it is difficult to change the slightest bit [love] [love] [love] The author's writing is exquisite, and the detailed description makes people feel like they are immersed in the scene. It is very good. I look forward to the new work [love] [love] [love]

So Li Yang is really gone? Can there be a spin-off or a second part? The ending feels so rushed. Who is the heroine's official partner? In the end, she was not with Tuan Feng. It's a pity that Li Yang died.

"Lehuan Painting Gallery" shows us a fantasy world, where humans, monsters, demons, Buddhas and immortals all intersect in strange ways, each showing their magical powers. In each scroll, a series of ups and downs and touching relationships are laid out. Each painting and each relationship is wonderful in its own way!