After Becoming a Painting Cultivator, I Was Forced into a Romance by a Sword Spirit

It's very interesting. The master of the heroine is very good to her. She is raised as a daughter. She has a good relationship with her eldest sister, the original heroine. She is not a common enemy. I hope that the heroine will have no CP and be beautiful yyds[note] The author greatly said that the heroine has no CP, which is good, and I look forward to the day when the heroine grows up, holding a pen in her right hand and a sword in her left hand [full]

This book is really worth it, it is a book written after careful consideration. It's a bit tepid, but so far it's pretty solid. The only shortcoming is that it's not "contradictory" enough. The plot is already up to standard, but what about the people? Why is she working hard? Although the author has foreshadowed this, the novel is not a movie. There must be an immediate result after the gunshot, rather than the gunshot at the beginning hitting herself at the end. The novel is mainly about small guns. Looking forward to the follow-up.

I personally really like reading this novel. The heroine's character is also very good. I just hope that the heroine can become stronger [I understand]

Although I have seen many paragraph reviews and some long reviews complaining about how frustrating this book is. But I really think it's very interesting. I like daily books very much. It just feels like a light book. This book suits my taste very well. The author of the protagonist has clearly said that she has the attributes of a tool person. In my eyes, the heroine is a bit lazy like me, haha, too lazy to socialize and take the initiative to do things other than painting. Therefore, there are a lot of plots that make people feel "suffocated" (although I don't feel aggrieved). In my eyes, these things are more like promoting the heroine's outward socialization and growth (beep: Otherwise, I doubt that the heroine will really shrink away from other people and things, not to mention that the master will not be around later) There is also a character who seems to be hated by everyone who reads this book, Le Buqun. I think Le Buqun is okay, more like a naughty little boy from the neighbor's house, but I really think he is a bit cute. Le Buqun is not social and is always alone. I don't think he can get along with others. Everyone seems to think that Le Buqun is always threatening the heroine (more like a child) Kindergarten kids feel threatening, and it's not a serious matter. Doesn't anyone really think Le Buqun is cute? Although the thing about him looking for someone later is a bit excessive, I can still accept it anyway.) Anyway, the heroine is very frustrated and wants him to get off the line quickly. Is it true that no one thinks the chemistry between Le Buqun and the heroine is really interesting and funny? Moreover, the heroine also has a way to solve this matter. The senior sister also mentioned that she can help her solve it, but she still chose to see Le Buqun. I feel that the heroine herself is not as aggrieved as anyone said. In a certain sense, Lebuqun also promoted the growth of the heroine. Okay, just some simple thoughts. To sum up, I really think this article is not bad, but if you like cool articles but can't read the protagonist, I feel like a turtle? The baby who is wronged (although I don't think he is wronged, but I can't find the adjective to describe it yet) should not read it. If you are against me, then you should be against it. Everyone has their own opinions, but Shuangwen Baby still recommends not to read this article [Blow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss]

I really like this article. It has a very novel theme, illustrations and editing, and the writing is pretty good. It feels like I'm just taking my time. It's just that I'm really annoying when I'm not happy with the group (I thought it was the male protagonist, so I went back to read the introduction)! ! ! ! ! He drags the heroine to make friends for no reason. I'm really speechless. Shouldn't we be separated after leaving the secret realm? It seems that he is not the one who is interested in the heroine. He insists on having the heroine come to his house as a guest, and he even says it's like a blind date! ! ! ! Please tell me if this music runs through the whole text [cry][cry][cry] Five stars for good writing (except music)

It's quite nice, with a novel subject matter. It's the first book I've seen that has been well-drawn. The whole book feels like a growth story. (I'm more of a fan of non-community and female protagonists. Whether it's cb or cp, they're both pretty good. I don't know if it's just me. The master and the female protagonist cb are quite warm.) But I hope the author will write a novel without cp.

Maybe everyone has different opinions. I think I quite like this book. I think the reason why I prefer this book is that it is different from most sword repair books on Tomato, but it is about painting repair, so it is relatively rare. I can roughly see two points from everyone's differences. One is that there may be some differences in the section about killing people and being threatened. The other is that In the plot, there is no fighting like others, but a slightly bland plot. Compared to other plots, it feels a bit trivial and the pace is slower, so there may be a big difference in these two points (well, if there is anything wrong, you can point it out. I am also a novice. If there is something wrong, please don't scold me)

I think it's okay, but I don't know if there is any CP I read the synopsis carefully, and there is no CP. I feel free to follow it. I really like it. I hope the author can steadily develop it and don't leave it unfinished and stop updating.

Come on, put it on the bookshelf first and it will get ashes.

It's really good. I just want to read more. Is there a male protagonist in this book?