
Making Creative Goods in Ancient Times
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- Completed
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- 636k Words
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- Ancient Romance
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- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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The writing is smooth and the main character's story is pretty good. It can be seen that the author wrote with care, rather than an assembly line formula. However, there are a few flaws, ①, a concubine in ancient times would not kowtow to a legitimate daughter (of course, if the author insists on setting it this way, it has nothing to do with the plot, I will complain about it.) ②, Peony is called the Prime Minister of Flowers because she is gorgeous yet dignified, which means that it is not low-key at all. ③. It's really stereotyped that only talented men and beautiful women are the main characters in ancient novels. Ancient novels are more elaborate than modern ones. They include men dressing up as women, borrowing corpses to revive souls, reincarnation, cultivating immortals, ghosts, and all kinds of fan creations. The ancients you can think of have written about them all. (Except for Western fantasy, because the ancients had no access to it) ④. Ink painting has a relationship between light and dark. What is a painting without a relationship between light and dark? (The fourth point is that I hope the author will change it. The above three points are just complaints, and it doesn't matter if I don't change them.) ⑤, I haven't read the rest yet, I will add more if I don't, or forget it if I don't. Overall, this novel is full of flaws!
The writing is pretty good and it reads smoothly. It is true that there were many men in the early stage, and there were also some women, but maybe it was due to the background of the times. The heroine had a certain status in front of men. In front of women, it was a kind of upright posture that you need to ask me for, which made me feel a little uncomfortable. The stereotype is quite strong. As a modern person, the heroine looks like a feudal antique. She occasionally sighs, but doesn't jump too far. In terms of the level of female awakening, it's like being awakened, but it's just a little bit superficial. Isn't it who recommended this book about women's awakening and women's mutual aid? Isn't this a scam that harms people (harms readers and authors)? Supplementary explanation: It is natural that the content of non-exquisite works will be more, and the world view is not particularly rigorous, and it is the kind that serves the protagonist.
I would be really heartbroken if I only update one chapter a day or something. Good-looking, love to see, want to see more The plot development is pretty good Except for the early part where I didn't like the part where the Mu family heroine was taken advantage of, everything else was pretty good. The plot transition is stiff and the character descriptions persuade me to quit. Forced whitewashing of roles
It looks good, the writing is good, the characters are vivid and vivid, the plot is compact and not verbose, and it doesn't make people feel too rushed. I hate following serials, but this is another novel that makes me unable to restrain myself from following serials. I love it.
At first glance, I thought it was the rise of a time-traveling woman, but later I discovered that it was the resistance of women of an era. The pace of this book is very tight. The book begins with twists and turns as Jing Zhaoyin starts painting portraits. Then she is praised for her painting skills and starts painting the Goddess of Flowers. She is admired by the woman who plays the Goddess of Flowers and invites her to be an illustrator. The woman she collaborates with later is suppressed by the elders in the family, so she starts a new newspaper and serial comics... This book really starts with a career. There is not a word of nonsense throughout the whole book. It is very passionate. Although the pace is fast, every step of the heroine has a trace, a plan and a goal. She was chosen by the dean of the art academy because of her talent and entered the art academy. However, because she was a woman, she was ridiculed by her peers and looked down upon by her students. But fortunately, she spoke with her strength, and there were too many women like the heroine in this era... The female general who single-handedly regained the border city achieved something that no man could achieve, but she was given no credit and allowed to continue to be a queen... A resourceful princess with great talent, great strategy, and an emperor's heart, but because of Because they are women, they are excluded from the reserve by everyone... The versatile noblewoman of aristocratic families, the businesswoman with strong skills, the talented woman who is persecuted by love, the magical woman who is hated by the elders... Just because they are women, their abilities are suppressed, their talents are buried, and their cries are ignored. Since the times are not willing to listen to their voices, they went against the times and created a prosperous age for women. Fortunately, they did it. The heroine is really lucky along the way. Almost all the people she meets are good people, such as the old man who took her in, the "native family" of Jingzhao Prefecture, the friends who put everything into action for her business ideas, the president of the chamber of commerce who is willing to help her, the director of the painting academy who always supports her any ideas, and that Students with innocent hearts... Although her journey has not been smooth, she is really lucky to have received help from many people... The first part of the article is a complete career line, and the latter part is slightly scheming but also has the heroine's business management. It is a good work about the rise of women, worth reading.
The subject matter of this article is novel. (This is the first time I've seen a comic book theme) From Gu Qiubai working as a painter in Jingzhao Mansion and Dali Temple, to opening a spring hall and becoming a concubine in a painting academy, and finally becoming a female Hanlin, and her works include opening the Chang'an Fantasy Theater which shocked Chang'an, etc. Watching her prove herself and the progress of her career step by step made me feel involved and deeply impressed by her. The supporting characters are also very moving. Each character has his own story line, and the characters are full and vivid. The friendship between Chen Wen, Bai Ze, Xu Yinzhi, Qin Yu, and the fifth prince as classmates makes me feel that it is reflected in this article from the comic "Ten Thousand Miles of Boating". (Wow, I really like Xu Yinzhi. If it weren't for the dragging down of his uncle, I don't even dare to think that he would be more glorious and would not have to suffer so much [crying]) Hou Wenjie is also very lovable. After being inspired by "Wanli", he was admitted to the Imperial College, obtained a meritorious title, and got together with Jiang Wenyin, who has a common hobby. I am happy for him (I really, really envy him for being remembered by Qiubai and getting so much preference. It is a two-way journey between fans and the author) I guess the author probably studied art. The description of Gu Qiubai explaining various knowledge to painting students made me feel so professional! The author also described various paintings, which brought many pictures to my mind. I had to say that the author is so awesome! Finally, I hope the author can write more articles! ! ! I really like your writing [blowing kiss] In the early stage, there were many male characters because it was not easy for the female protagonist to gain a foothold in an imperial society. More and more female characters will appear in the future, and each character has its own shining point. I believe that after Hongxi succeeds to the throne, a new era will be created, an era in which more and more women will stand up. This is a very good group portrait article.
The rhythm is very good and the setting is very interesting. I originally thought that comics, which are slower and more difficult to promote than novels, and a novel model, would be difficult to gain popularity in ancient times. I didn't have much hope, so I just thought about reading it to relax my mind. I didn't expect that it gave me fine chaff! There are very few typos and omissions, the reading experience is excellent and OCD-friendly, and the portrayal of women's rights is also very representative. It's not just a slight mention of women's difficulties and then starts to attack with a big female punch, but it is to unravel the unevenness and break it up bit by bit from the big or small details. The only bad thing is! I saw the unfinished chaff again. I felt so uncomfortable! ! ! I've finished reading it. It's worthy of my waiting for so long. It's rare to follow a series to the end. Every character is very charming.
The heroine has no CP or emotional lines. As a woman, she served as a tutor in the painting academy and then became an official in the court. The main plot is that the heroine is making drastic changes in the art academy and creating Chun Zaitang to make money by drawing comics. It is a group portrait story, with many male characters in the early stage. Gu Qiubai suffered various criticisms because of her identity as a woman, which is normal but also annoying. As the heroine grows up, more women are introduced, such as Song Qingqing, the mother and daughter of the Yu family, Liu Rushi, etc. In the end, Hongxi succeeded to the throne, giving the women of Daqing a different path. In fact, I really want to read more about Hongxi and Mu Yue. They have different battlefields but they have the same purpose. I really have to boast that there is no plot of female abuse and sexual competition, it is extremely rare! ! There is only one pair of cps in Jiang Hou, and the routine of rejoicing in enemies is quite interesting. The emperor was very stupid, and I hated it until the end. His contempt for women was written all over his face. He confused the heroine with just one sentence, and I wanted to call him a fool. But even before his death, such a person was still worried about the challenges his daughter would face after succeeding to the throne, and hoped that her daughter would be safe and sound. Still quite moving. The heroine painted during the Bhutanese debate in the court, displayed the Flower Goddess painting at the art exhibition, painted for the mysterious master of Bhutan, and gave the old emperor the last painting that ranked among the immortals. These are all the heroine's highlight moments. It's not long but the story line is quite complete. There are some tangled parts, but overall it's still a love story about a daughter's career, and it's still worth reading.
The content is real, delicate and energetic, the characters are lifelike, the plot is lively and interesting, and the talented students are gathered together, making people watch it with full fighting strength! Compared with the Xiuxian Academy novel, I feel this is more realistic and appealing. Everyone is talented and has the positive energy of the stage theme!
This is really, I think, a very, very well written, very good group portrait of a female video article. Let's start from the perspective of the protagonist. Like some strong female characters, only the heroine is strong. In this story, there is not only a heroine with excellent painting skills, a tough mind, and a high emotional intelligence, but also Song Qingqing, a business genius who loves making money and has strong execution ability, and Liu Rushi, who is also a poet and poet. Everyone is unique, and everyone is struggling to express themselves. Moreover, the author's writing is also very good in Chinese. I also like Chen Yuanzhou very much, especially because the final actor of Chen Yuanzhou is Mu Yue, a girl. I really like it like crazy. They all say that the male protagonist of the novel, we fall in love with the soul of the female writer. It was a perfect response to have Mu Yuelai play the role! I would also like to mention that the logic of this article is also very strong. It is not the kind of mindless female power article, the kind where you can become an empress by just raising your arms and clicking. This article is different. This article has an ambitious third princess. Mu Yue, a female general who is unwilling to let her family be destroyed at the hands of outsiders, and many teachers and great scholars who can accept many new things across time and space! I think that in the end, it is not impossible for women to become officials under the current foundation. The author is great, ah ah ah ah, but I just can't read enough. Hurry up and update it. I spent 5 yuan on it for the first time (。>∀<。)