He possesses the most useless magic of light and shadow painting, but he quietly triggers a change in the ideological trend of the entire academy.
He anonymously serialized picture book stories, which fascinated students, tutors and even noble children of all races in the hospital.
The crystal projection device he improvised at random set off a wave of martial arts innovation and food healing craze sweeping the four major departments.
Everyone respects this anonymous creator as the "Master of Painting", and the entire academy is frantically searching for the true identity of the master.
While everyone was asking around and guessing which senior professor or genius aristocrat the master was, he was slumped on the cushions in the club's studio and was murmuring: Should we update the funny daily "Crayon Shin-chan" tonight, or the tear-jerking healing "Clannad"?
Reader comments
It's a cover story that has almost nothing to do with anime. It's a boring original plot throughout, with the protagonist and various forces fighting each other in the air, and it smells like a running account.
The content of the anime only contains a few sentences, which may affect the reading experience for readers who have never watched it or haven't watched it for a long time. Then inexplicably, a battle of wits and courage began with all parties, and the plot developed a bit too fast.
I quit after reading Chapter 6. The protagonist should have been chosen from the first chapter of Pregnancy Crossing (judging from the description, he should have lived in this world for a long time). The Wandering Gourmet in Another World does not have any original plot description, only the comments of people in that world after reading it, and then very suddenly and without any foreshadowing, he said that people in this world have not had a good relationship with Warcraft for many years. The protagonist wrote this to whitewash World of Warcraft or something (probably the meaning). I said, has the protagonist really lived in this world? The author directly wrote that people in the world have not had a relationship with Warcraft for many years, so this should be a matter of common sense, right? Then why does the protagonist talk about sensitive topics? It's also impressive that this bookstore dared to accept such a sensitive topic in common sense. But when the scandal came out, he said that he wanted to be calm and was afraid of getting into trouble. He asked the protagonist if he could 'tone it down a little'. If he wanted to calm down such a sensitive topic in common sense, what would you accept?
The biggest shortcoming is that it starts to get entangled with all parties in a battle of wits and courage out of nowhere. The protagonist takes turns appearing in various disguises and plans. In the end, there is no villain in sight. It feels like the protagonist is amusing himself throughout the whole process. The feeling of fighting for a long time with the air and sight is [face covering]
The theme is okay, but the focus seems to be off. In the early stage, the family economy is improved, and in the middle, there is a sudden battle of wits and courage, and in the turmoil, he is crazy about death. He does not have the corresponding strength but feels that he can be a chess player. I have no idea what the author wants to express.
If it doesn't look good, those who read it for the copy can leave. The whole process is to produce a work, release the work, and then start the battle of wits, and the cycle starts over and over again.
Not happy to see! ! The more you look at it, the more angry it becomes.
How to say it? The protagonist has no strength, but is very good at dancing. If you stop at the beginning, nothing will happen later. You can definitely become stronger first and then cause trouble.
But the author wouldn't let me.
The boring "fighting of wits" plot that starts before the world view is revealed is worse than Zhongli's fake death. It is completely unclear how the comics were published, where they were sold, and who the audience was, making it difficult for readers to imagine.
I like this book so much, it's a different world anime production from scratch, it's also a gourmet series, it's such a refreshing feeling, it's unparalleled, I've never had it before [licking the screen]
I'm so high wyyyyyyy! ! ! [Laughing][laughing][laughing]
The protagonist plays the air game
Are you sure it's still behind the scenes? How can anyone find the protagonist?
The writing is good, but it just started to start a battle of wits and courage inexplicably, and I don't know why.
The style is too stable. From the perspective of the protagonist throughout the whole process, it was too foggy. Appropriate technical women want to see the main character's subjective opinions and actions. The profile of a technical woman from the perspective of the protagonist is too one-sided.
The protagonist actually has the same amount of information as the reader. Is this suspense?
It feels like the protagonist is operating and the opponent is severely damaged. I don't know how much the staff will be reduced. I don't know how fast the recovery will be. I don't know about strategic adjustments.
There's just too much stress about the unknown. This is not a light-hearted text.
I can't understand the protagonist's honey operation, just like a child who picked up a gem and showed it off everywhere, just for his vanity. The more he watched, the more upset he became, as if his own child wanted to be beaten to death.
There are repeated plots and some chapters are not coherent. It feels like there is no outline. This novel will probably be unfinished.
It's okay. Isn't the animation production speed and the animation completion speed a bit fast? [Thinking] [Smile]
All forces can come and conduct personal inspections at will, and the protagonist will be able to update his works obediently.
How can I put it? It doesn't look that good after the modification.
Has the author done it? I am reading it after 20 days. Why is it different from the content in my memory [face covering]. Thinking back, the plot progressed too fast before. There are 2-3 chapters in a work from release to completion. Most of the time is a battle of wits. I hope the author can fix it later and read it better.
Come on, I've only reached chapter 40, baby, your traffic is almost gone.
A good new book. Chapter 11 is very interesting. I hope you won't stop writing.
OK, you wrote well
Don't let my investment go to waste. Well written.
It's a cover story that has almost nothing to do with anime. It's a boring original plot throughout, with the protagonist and various forces fighting each other in the air, and it smells like a running account.
The content of the anime only contains a few sentences, which may affect the reading experience for readers who have never watched it or haven't watched it for a long time. Then inexplicably, a battle of wits and courage began with all parties, and the plot developed a bit too fast.
I quit after reading Chapter 6. The protagonist should have been chosen from the first chapter of Pregnancy Crossing (judging from the description, he should have lived in this world for a long time). The Wandering Gourmet in Another World does not have any original plot description, only the comments of people in that world after reading it, and then very suddenly and without any foreshadowing, he said that people in this world have not had a good relationship with Warcraft for many years. The protagonist wrote this to whitewash World of Warcraft or something (probably the meaning). I said, has the protagonist really lived in this world? The author directly wrote that people in the world have not had a relationship with Warcraft for many years, so this should be a matter of common sense, right? Then why does the protagonist talk about sensitive topics? It's also impressive that this bookstore dared to accept such a sensitive topic in common sense. But when the scandal came out, he said that he wanted to be calm and was afraid of getting into trouble. He asked the protagonist if he could 'tone it down a little'. If he wanted to calm down such a sensitive topic in common sense, what would you accept?
The biggest shortcoming is that it starts to get entangled with all parties in a battle of wits and courage out of nowhere. The protagonist takes turns appearing in various disguises and plans. In the end, there is no villain in sight. It feels like the protagonist is amusing himself throughout the whole process. The feeling of fighting for a long time with the air and sight is [face covering]
The theme is okay, but the focus seems to be off. In the early stage, the family economy is improved, and in the middle, there is a sudden battle of wits and courage, and in the turmoil, he is crazy about death. He does not have the corresponding strength but feels that he can be a chess player. I have no idea what the author wants to express.
If it doesn't look good, those who read it for the copy can leave. The whole process is to produce a work, release the work, and then start the battle of wits, and the cycle starts over and over again.
Not happy to see! ! The more you look at it, the more angry it becomes. How to say it? The protagonist has no strength, but is very good at dancing. If you stop at the beginning, nothing will happen later. You can definitely become stronger first and then cause trouble. But the author wouldn't let me.
The boring "fighting of wits" plot that starts before the world view is revealed is worse than Zhongli's fake death. It is completely unclear how the comics were published, where they were sold, and who the audience was, making it difficult for readers to imagine.
I like this book so much, it's a different world anime production from scratch, it's also a gourmet series, it's such a refreshing feeling, it's unparalleled, I've never had it before [licking the screen] I'm so high wyyyyyyy! ! ! [Laughing][laughing][laughing]
The protagonist plays the air game
Are you sure it's still behind the scenes? How can anyone find the protagonist?
The writing is good, but it just started to start a battle of wits and courage inexplicably, and I don't know why.
The style is too stable. From the perspective of the protagonist throughout the whole process, it was too foggy. Appropriate technical women want to see the main character's subjective opinions and actions. The profile of a technical woman from the perspective of the protagonist is too one-sided. The protagonist actually has the same amount of information as the reader. Is this suspense? It feels like the protagonist is operating and the opponent is severely damaged. I don't know how much the staff will be reduced. I don't know how fast the recovery will be. I don't know about strategic adjustments. There's just too much stress about the unknown. This is not a light-hearted text.
I can't understand the protagonist's honey operation, just like a child who picked up a gem and showed it off everywhere, just for his vanity. The more he watched, the more upset he became, as if his own child wanted to be beaten to death.
There are repeated plots and some chapters are not coherent. It feels like there is no outline. This novel will probably be unfinished.
It's okay. Isn't the animation production speed and the animation completion speed a bit fast? [Thinking] [Smile]
All forces can come and conduct personal inspections at will, and the protagonist will be able to update his works obediently.
How can I put it? It doesn't look that good after the modification.
Has the author done it? I am reading it after 20 days. Why is it different from the content in my memory [face covering]. Thinking back, the plot progressed too fast before. There are 2-3 chapters in a work from release to completion. Most of the time is a battle of wits. I hope the author can fix it later and read it better.
Come on, I've only reached chapter 40, baby, your traffic is almost gone.
A good new book. Chapter 11 is very interesting. I hope you won't stop writing.
OK, you wrote well
Don't let my investment go to waste. Well written.