
The World's Greatest Art Maniac
世界一级艺术狂徒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 426k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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I love power couples and stories where the protagonist has a golden finger and gets stronger by beating monsters. My thing is beautiful, strong, tragic bottoms and younger love interests. And hey, big shots, take a look at my book-finding request!
Personal Bookshelf
Books I thought were good, saved here. A lot of them would be five stars, but the System won't let me. JJ, your System really sucks... I either didn't have time to write a review or forgot.
Paid BL
Personally, I like it. There is nothing outstanding except for the writing style, so I understand (a_a)
My Secret Recipe Book List
A few books I want to recommend to everyone, no matter what. All kinds of genres and pairings are represented, except danmei with top protagonists and yuri.
Danmei Top 2
A jumble of things. Why do we have to describe it in words?
Underrated Themes
Cold
With Romance
I'm only a mild protagonist stan. I like powerful shou and a bit of a reverse harem vibe. I'm more focused on the protagonist as the shou, so I care more about the career plot than the romance. I like one-sided crushes, too.
Books Even a Cheapskate Is Happy to Buy in Full
A list of books I bought in full for all sorts of reasons, including but not limited to: this book is great, following this author is a good experience, and making up for a book I read illegally back in my student days...
Not in the Mood Yet, Check Back Later
Good
Stories Related to History
I hope their story never ends!
Leveling-Up Stories
Self-improvement, leveling up, and business management
Tasks
Task (copying homework)
So Good
The protagonists' approach to life is pretty uplifting. They're the sort who grow step by step into better versions of themselves. It's really impressive.
Recent Favorite Reads
The protagonists' approach to life is pretty uplifting. They're the sort who grow step by step into better versions of themselves. It's really impressive.
Love Comes from Jinjiang
Original and derivative works, both danmei and no-CP. I read all sorts of things, but most are shou-centric. I usually only add books I’ve reread at least twice.
Building a Strong Nation
Includes quick transmigration, submitting research to the authorities, scientific research, infrastructure building, military stories, and more.
Danmei Without a Theme
They're all complete, so you can dive right in. Some don't have five stars because Jinjiang wouldn't let me give them that rating.
For Personal Use, Unread: 11
Complete, with fewer than 30,000 saves. Not sorted yet.
Rare Finds
Books I can keep reading
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Six hand-picked books
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Creating and Reviving Culture and History
Reviving lost culture, art, games, history, films and TV, mythology, novels, and more in futuristic sci-fi or modern settings, and promoting Chinese culture.
Top Picks
Brilliant beyond compare, unmatched in all the world
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What should I say... Each character has his own agility, pursuit, and unchanging desire to endure death. As a mother, Yu Meiling has deep love for her children, but in her heart she rejects the consequences of losing her children. She was wrong, and right. From the perspective of a mother who is worried about her children, this should be true, but it is not right. From the perspective of a pianist who deliberately ignores the dreams of her child's talent to keep her alive, it shouldn't be, but it is. And in the end, she understood best that her eaglet wanted to fly into the sky. As an old man who lost his master and his nephew, He Yuansheng's refusal to let hope Sheng return to China was understandable. He felt unfair and sad about what happened to his master. And the death of his beloved junior made him even more sad and even uneasy. He is afraid He was afraid that hope Sheng would not get a good result either. He was afraid that if Xisheng returned to China, he would follow the same path as his loved one. The bottom line is that he hates himself for not leaving those he loves behind. He is escaping. But in the end, he understands best the true desires of the one he loves. It can even be said that even if there is no clock to wake him up, he will not let hope Sheng stay in the United States. Hope Sheng had to go home with all the people who worked so hard to find him. As a Chinese, Chu Shuming loves his country and is unwilling to surrender or escape. I would rather be oppressed by the Japanese than take a step back and stick to my pride. But in order to save a child, he chose to play the piano for the Nazis. He is not for himself, not for life. He is for the motherland and the land beneath his feet. Just like what the book says—— He is like the Messiah. Ning Zhiyuan, let's call him Ning Zhiyuan. Has he never been patriotic? Otherwise. He loved. But how patriotic is he? Probably not much. In that turbulent era, he suddenly discovered it after surrendering to the enemy. In fact, he could get more. He only needed a banner and a backer. It turned out to be that simple. His mind began to change and twist. But he couldn't let go of Shen Ling, or he didn't want to admit his own depravity and unbearableness. But he can't let go of his existing status and wealth. Pathetic, hateful, pathetic. As supporting characters, they have their own past and their own thoughts. Good or bad, sad or brilliant. I have no right to comment. Now let's talk about the protagonist. Zhong Ying can be said to be the embodiment of those who persistently tour Chinese classical cultural relics. He is not calm and does not understand the ways of the world. He is also calm and good at discerning people's hearts. He is not the only one who understands Yi Yi, but he is the first to tell her dream and implement it. He was not the only one who understood Chu Mu, but he was the first to analyze it to him. He knew what he wanted to do, he didn't know how to do it, but he knew he wanted to take those instruments home. Li Jinqiu is not an excellent musician, but he is an excellent composer. His lack of confidence comes from his father, and his meanness comes from his pursuit of art. He is not a dictator, he is an extremely good leader. Just like the pair of confidants Fan Chengyun and Lin Wanggui in the article. The same goes for Zhong Ying and Li Jinqiu. The former represents the seniors who never give up on returning cultural relics to their country. The latter represents the rebirth of the inheritance of music and cultural relics. The wanderer who leaves his hometown will eventually return home one day.
(Unexpectedly, I thought I would never post a long comment in my life, but in this article, I posted my first long comment.) "Sail through the waves, civilization will last forever" "The pursuit will never stop, and there will always be light in the eternal night." I don't know if it's appropriate or not, but I read this article from beginning to end, and these two sentences kept echoing in my mind. In fact, I rarely read articles with such a broad background, because my ability to empathize is too strong. Every time I read an article with such a broad background, I always feel excited, and it even affects my three sex lives. Every time I read an article with such a broad background, it takes me a long, long time to come back to my senses. Today, oh, no, or rather yesterday, I accidentally clicked on this article. After staying up late and reading the article, I felt that the protagonist of this article was not Xiao Ying, but Shen Ling, Chu Shuming, Zheng Wanqing, Feng Yuanqing, the musical instruments of Yiyin Yashe, and even more so. There are countless people with lofty ideals in this generation, but Xiaoying is more like an introduction to those historical stories. He is not like an independent character, but more like a collection of successors who insist on inheriting traditional Chinese culture and Chinese character. Thank you, madam, for being willing to bring such an article. Thank you for writing such an article. (The following are some of my thoughts after reading and... Spoilers? In order to avoid too many spoilers, I will say as little as possible.) The first story is about the ten-stringed harp. "Ya Yun" is a nice name that also carries a history. We all know history, but how many of us really remember it in our hearts? The large text is very powerful, and I was shocked to the core when I read it. I shed tears when I saw that one day, the heavy history is filled with the unyielding will of the Chinese people. I hope it can be adapted into a series of movies or TV series, so that more people know that modern history is not just about the past hundred years, but also about the blood and tears of countless people. The second story is Mulan Pipa. The story of Chu Shuming, no, or the story of the entire Chu family, is too sharp - the ship going to the wrong destination, the separated lovers, the scattered descendants whose music is lost. "I am willing to travel thousands of miles to send my son back to his hometown." I really cried. The author's writing is so amazing and the characters are so well created. The third story chimes - hope Sheng. "Peaches and plums do not speak, but they make their own mistakes." It's great, each pair of eyes has seen a different spring scenery, Master Feng must have seen it in his heart. To be honest, He Yuansheng, I don't like him, but I can't hate him. He brought hope Sheng back, but he almost couldn't let Xi Sheng go home. He actually forgot his original intention. He was taught by Master Feng, but he didn't understand Master Feng's real thoughts. If he hadn't understood it later, I would have scolded him, scolded him severely, really, the kind of essay that writes a thousand words! "There is a bird flying southwest, shining like an eagle" Yi Yi, this is a story about a genius who is jealous of a talented person (I won't say much to avoid spoilers). When I read it, I always got choked up. I was very sad but very moved at the same time. Yi Yi is a star that always shines, a light that never goes out even if it flickers! Yiyi is a genius because her soul is so shining. The last story is about building a harp with thirteen strings. "No one can forgive the perpetrators except the victims." I won't tell you all the details, but I really want to curse! What Zhiyuan! He told so many lies that he even lied to himself! Hypocrite! ! ! ! ! When a beast puts on a layer of human skin, does he really think he has become a human? (No, control it, don't curse, otherwise this comment will be blocked) I didn't know what to say in the letter Lin Guiyuan left for Xiao Ying. Xiao Ying accidentally turned out to be the way he wanted, which reminded me of the cycle of cause and effect. Xiao Ying is from the Ning family, and you also have that villain to do it. The final result is the end of Xiao Ying, the cycle of cause and effect, the reincarnation of heaven, which is quite good. But the ending was too hasty. I feel like the author still didn't explain it. Let's not talk about the emotional drama (the writing made me feel that they are not like lovers, but more like spiritual soulmates). The final performance is also a bit short. I have written a lot before. The writing of such an important performance in the end is a bit sloppy, and the foreshadowing that was laid before is not mentioned (the most important thing is because I haven't seen enough!!!!!!) But all in all, at the end of the sentence, I still want to thank the author for creating such a group of vivid characters. When telling their stories, we can understand that behind China's humiliating modern history, countless cultural relics and treasures have been displaced and perished. In modern times and even today, how many people and generations have made huge and arduous efforts for this purpose, just to see the day when the treasures return to the country. (... What am I writing here? Nonsense, with no nutritional value, just take a look)
Just, I felt excited after reading it I just regret that my musical ability is limited. I can only play a longing song to express my aspirations when I pick up the flute. Thank you, my wife, for being willing to bring such an article. Because the previous infrastructure fanatic protection student had a problem with me... I couldn't completely immerse myself in it, so I could only stop with surging admiration, but this article! As a folk musician! I really empathize! The mountains and rivers are thousands of miles apart, we are both happy and sad. I hate that Jinjiang does not have a recording function, so I send my thoughts and music to Mrs. Chao Mu. I can only tell her in my own feeble words. Thank you for writing such an article My relatives and friends (all folk music people) and I hugged each other and cried! ! ! You are awesome! ! ! Marvelous! ! ! ! !
The copywriting of this article is completely unworthy of the main text. I think the protagonist of this article is not Xiao Ying, but Shen Ling, Chu Shuming, Zheng Wanqing, Feng Yuanqing, the musical instruments of Yiyin Yashe, and countless people with lofty ideals in that era. Xiao Ying is more like an introduction to the stories hidden in the long river of history, and he is never a specific person. He is a collection of successors who still insist on inheriting traditional Chinese culture and Chinese character.
After reading it, I discovered that it was the author of Infrastructure! In fact, I rarely read articles with this kind of background. Maybe my mind is not mature enough. Even if I only know the superficial story, I can't bear it. When I was very young, I went to the memorial hall in Lushun and I still haven't forgotten the pain of the deceased that I can feel just standing in the memorial hall... To say the least, in general, I am very grateful to the author for writing such a story. No. Regardless of whether I am a fan of infrastructure or art, in fact, the whole process of reading the article gave me a deeper understanding and feeling of history and China. Many ideas gradually evolved from simple to profound. It seemed that I was not only reading novels to see the stories that happened in the world, but also the process of my own growth. In addition, it is really great that I am Chinese.
Fairy lady! I read this article very late these past two days, but it was so touching that I was so sad that I couldn't sleep. As a Chinese, I really empathize. I especially like this series of books written by my wife. They are really good and I really like them. Keep up the good work, Mrs. Wuwu!
I like it, more sincere than infrastructure and academic scum, the writing is not redundant, just right, not too much, not too little, the main line is clear, not a pity, but it feels a bit unfinished. The line of integration and transformation between the Western music school represented by Xiao Li and those who don't know much about Chinese classical music is not very clear. After all, Xiao Li was conquered by Xiao Ying from the beginning, which makes the emotional line relatively weak. In addition, I cried through the first 50 chapters or so. I will really remember Chu Shuming for a long time.
Finally, finished reading! Woo woo In fact, I have been waiting to read this book, ah, I have been waiting since I saw Infrastructure... And then I forgot that I didn't read Orz until I found out that it was finished. I like this book very much. Well, I guess I can't give it a five-star rating after reading it. I was restricted before four stars... The only thing I care about is that this book actually feels like a close friend or a friend. Maybe some people think it is better without CP? The above can only be said to be nonsense... The story of this book is very heavy from beginning to end. From the first story, we see the anger of the shameless dreamer, to the second story, we see Mr. Chu's silent concert, to the third story, we are moved by the silent and self-contained story, we see Mr. Feng's optimism and open-mindedness, we see the soaring of the shining little eagle, and finally we see the return of Zhu Qin, shattering the last delusion of a selfish hypocrite. All stories carry the heavy weight of history. It's not like I haven't heard of how hard it is to find a lost national treasure back to its homeland. Every time I see the high prices at auction, I feel inexplicably sad. It's really sad to see the treasures that were left behind and the treasures that may never be restored. They are artifacts, but they are also culture itself, embodying the weight and charm of the history of the Chinese nation and carrying the roots of the Chinese nation. Each of the musical instruments in this article is heavy, full of yearning, and carries with it the yearning and pursuit of music and the persistence of culture of each of its owners. I like Mr. Shen very much, I like Mr. Feng and Mr. Bai very much, and I also like Yiyi very much. The last story actually has very complicated feelings. The moment he knelt down, I felt that his back was straight. Grandpa hoped that Zhong Ying would get the piano no matter what, even if he had to kneel down to please him, he would take the piano back and return it to Mr. Shen to correct his mistakes. This is a very deep obsession. I may not agree with it based on my personal perspective, but it is not incomprehensible. Fortunately, there is a happy ending in the end. I admire you very much for writing a book like this. To be honest, the subject matter is a bit unpopular, it's not long, and it doesn't have the pleasure of a refreshing novel. How can I put it, it may be that the data is not as good as the previous books. But I feel great if I am willing to write it down and express my feelings. Thank you for allowing me to be exposed to such a moving world. Although I cried so much in the middle of the night, I felt that my eyes might be swollen the next day, and I was a bit screwed up. Finished spreading flowers!
Emm... The writing is great, but I think it's better to have no cp. I think Xiaoying and Xiaoqiu are close friends, and I can't see other emotions (?ω?)
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