Reborn Craftsman

This book is okay. I was attracted by the title. In the first dozen chapters, I thought it was an urban novel. Damn! ? What the hell is the Bamboo God in the back? Is this a supernatural text?

1. There are too many dazzling skills, the plot is boring, and the narrative is slow. 2. The story lacks rationality, is both fantasy and rebirth, and is neither fish nor fowl. Suitable for viewing up to 50 times!

The writing about craftsmanship and making money in the front is really good, and it fits the YY category. The Bamboo God in the back is okay, after all, it needs to be advanced, but the human nature in the back is probably not that much experience.

Originally the writing was good on craftsmanship, but I insisted on adding martial arts elements, which made it nondescript. The author is really wrong. The author is also great. Those few chapters before it was put on the shelf are really to persuade you to reject the book. We read your book because we want to see the craftsmanship. If I want to read martial arts, why don't I just find a martial arts book to read? So this book is really a failure and I can only give up.

It was fine before, but suddenly it became toxic.

Can I sue him? Free chapters are craftsmanship, but paid subscriptions are nothing.

To be honest, the author's writing is good and tasteful, but the author has no experience of that era and takes many details for granted, such as wages. I haven't figured out where the pig's feet are home. But when I was twelve years old, I sold popsicles for a summer vacation in 1991 and earned about seven or eight yuan a day. My family is in an inland area and is also underdeveloped. But even so, in 1991, a person could earn ten or eight yuan a day. In 1993, pig trotters offered people a salary of three or four yuan a day. Are you serious? The motorcycles and machinery I bought are also very funny. The broken Honda 125 only cost 500 yuan. I don't know if the author has actually ridden an imported Honda 125. The Honda 125 from the 1990s is very powerful. It can reach 55 in the first gear and the fifth gear can run at a high speed. Even if it is a second-hand car that has been driven for several years, you can't buy it for less than 5,000 or 6,000 yuan. When someone buys a new car, even if it is sold to a car repairman, he will have to pay at least a few thousand. I feel that the person Zhuji knows is a fool. The machines at the back are even more outrageous. The two machines and the wood only cost 200 yuan. The scrap metal from 1993 is almost one yuan a pound. Don't worry about the shipping fee. As long as you want to sell such large equipment, some people will come to collect it. The seller is also a businessman after all. He doesn't even have this basic common sense, right? In short, it feels like the author is forcing the people around Pig's Feet to become intelligent. Only when they encounter Pig's Feet, they immediately become fools, and they are willing fools.

I didn't read the content of the book, but just read his introduction. In 1999, it was really an era of great depression in China's handicraft industry. Basically, those doing handicrafts did not have enough to eat. Unlike now, rich people are pursuing handicrafts. Industrial teacups cost ten yuan or dozens of yuan each, and handmade wood-burning teacups cost hundreds or even thousands.

I want to know what kind of dustpan can make twenty or thirty pieces in two or three hours

Is it possible to update twice a day?

Although there are bugs in the front, at least you can still see it. However, as soon as the pig's feet arrive at Zhang Xiaoying's house, you can't see them. They are too poisonous. They don't let the pig's feet come to the table during meals, and don't let the pig's feet go aside when doing research. After being slapped in the face again and again, the pig's feet still lick the face and move up. It's simply no self-esteem. Is it so good to lick a dog? What's even more poisonous is that the Zhang family, who are so awesome and arrogant, are unexpectedly forced in by people from other villages within their own sphere of influence, and snatch away the people who harmed their family. What's even more poisonous is that the people who harmed their family have united with people from other villages to open the floodgates and release water to flood the town. Has your brain been bitten by a dog? In modern society, except for mental illness, who would do such a crazy thing? Even if one person is hysterical and desperate to do it, will others follow him? If the water can flood the town, at least hundreds of people will die, right? Who can bear such responsibility? Even if he is an accomplice, he must at least be sentenced to a weapon. No matter how ruthless he is, he will treat everyone as a fool?

Writing novels should also be based on reality, okay? A bowl of rice noodles for one dollar can be sold for more than 6,000 yuan in a morning. How many people can there be in a small town? Can you sell so much in a day? Don't brag too outrageously, otherwise the novel will be unreadable.

I read Chapter 119 and pulled it out. I can't stand it anymore. The protagonist doesn't take good care of his one-third of an acre of land and develops his own technical career, but instead he messes around with the grudges of a family that has nothing to do with his daughter. In order to force the story to be awkward, the protagonist was forcibly arranged by the author to become a weakling and a licking dog. In fact, the protagonist's heart is broken. He is asked to save the situation, is looked down upon by the victim, and is ridiculed and made difficult by his peers. Okay, since you look down on me and don't want to serve me anymore, just leave. I also have dignity. . As a result, he was forcibly held down by the author and refused to let go. In the end, he was "licked" by the dog, and then he was "stepped on" and looked down upon by all kinds of mindless "sarcasm and making things difficult". And all kinds of mindless anti-"stepping" and slap-in-the-face plots. . . Arrange everything. . .

After reading this book, I plan to open a small account and write a book called "Rebirth of the Foot Artist". I hope everyone will support it (doge)

To be honest, I couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters! What the author wrote is so inconsistent! I come from a rural area. When I was a child, even if the adults didn't care about the children in the village, we would not starve ourselves. As soon as school was over, everyone would catch fish, touch shrimps, and dig out bird's nests. What was edible in the water was basically a pot! Then I cook a large plate of black soup, because I don't know how to stir-fry, and then I go back to my house and serve a bowl of rice or porridge, and it's just a meal! The author has written the protagonist so well that he can catch four to five kilograms of loaches in two hours. Will this make people hungry? Are you sure the protagonist is from a rural area? In the countryside in the 1980s and 1990s, I would believe you if you said you had no clothes, but if you can't get food in the countryside with mountains and rivers, then you are lazy!

When I saw this name, I couldn't help but come over and scold me. I made a mistake and scolded me hard. I feel sick when I see craftsmen now. Every platform is promoting the idea of helping craftsmen, supporting craftsmen, and giving thumbs up to craftsmen 😤 These people are real dogs [fn =44]Real craftsmen, those who rely on craftsmanship to make a living, will never die of hunger. There is no need to advertise that what they make is a luxury product in itself. There is real craftsmanship in it, which has been practiced for more than ten years or decades. He claims he is a craftsman even if he is a good carpenter, and he claims he is a craftsman even if he burns teapots that are everywhere on the streets. Why, craftsmen are so ruined 🤫 and he still goes around every day to promote and help craftsmen [fn=1 5]😤😤A bunch of dogs (except for those masters who really study their craftsmanship, the rest who say they are craftsmen are all dogs 😆😆😆😆)

It's disgusting to go to Zhang's place and force them to have their wits removed.

Craftsman. . . . The smile gradually changed.

After seeing the episode about the Zhang family in Banqiao Town, I was defeated by the poison.

I don't care if you, a craftsman, know how to fix instant noodles and stools.

How come this book is highly recommended by the editor-in-chief! ! ! !

I thought this book told the story of craftsmen, but later I found out that it was not about people selling sheep over dogs.

The first volume is quite good, but the second volume is a bit confusing. Brother, did you include your own age in the novel? The protagonist is only fifteen years old. Hey, a fifteen-year-old boy. You don't want to describe him as a martial arts master. He is always domineering and so on. There is only a steamer. Do you want to start a war of the century? To be honest, if you make the things you want to restore a bit more advanced, such as carved wooden dragons and agarwood phoenixes, your second volume will not be unacceptable. You created a century-old war with a steamer. To be honest, I can't accept it and I feel a little angry.

The first few dozen chapters are really fairy grass, and then from his fourth uncle onwards, the whole process is filled with poison. Author, you win, you tricked people into poisoning them all.

I'm so fucked up. For the first time, I felt like I wasted two hours reading a novel. I thought the first part would be a little bit toxic but the later part would be better. But it turned out to be more and more toxic. If you want to write about craftsmanship, you should practice craftsmanship to make money. You have to make some messy stuff. If your writing skills are not good enough, you can't control it, and the writing will be nondescript. Moreover, the social background was more than 90 years ago. In the Zhang family, two old men who were unfamiliar with the place bribed a dozen locals to use knives and sticks to rob the very well-known and wealthy Zhang family in the local area. Is this seeking death? Are you fucking funny? I thought the social background was in the Republic of China

The title of the book is too embarrassing to be named after a craftsman, but the author doesn't understand it at all, so he just wrote it blindly. Making twenty dustpans an hour? The protagonist is Superman? Don't even think about it. Let alone making twenty dustpans in one hour, it would be great if you could prepare the bamboo strips required for twenty dustpans in one day!

I actually found a fantasy feel in a period novel. . .

The details are so poor, one moment is a child and the other is a super capable person. The supporting characters are also written stupidly. A craftsman can choose a rich and powerful supporting character, an important family member, and force a marriage. I know there is a threat and don't want to eliminate it. I want to show the so-called means. The things written are childish. The contrast is too great.

Many authors have no common sense about life at all. For example, the author made thirty dustpans in more than two hours, and sold more than a hundred grasshoppers in two hours. This will seriously affect the sense of reading. Many people say that you don't care about logic or anything, but just like when you read a novel, the author wrote that in 2020, a factory worker will earn a monthly salary of 100,000 yuan, a kilogram of pork is 500 yuan, and a courtyard house in Beijing can be bought for 100,000 yuan. What do you think? I can't stand it, a pot of soup will be ruined by an old shit.

Greedy, pretending to be mature, having the aura of the protagonist and giving away money regardless of others, not having the mentality that a mature craftsman should have, a businessman wearing the cloak of a craftsman