The King of Craftsmen
工匠之王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 908k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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442Chapters
9.6kRecommendations
35.6kFans
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... I can only say that what the author wrote did not meet my expectations. Seeing the title, I thought it would be a combination of historical weight and craftsmanship, but instead, the whole book was filled with a superficial and restless atmosphere.
I'll remain cautious and observe the writing process regarding books on handicrafts.
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To be honest, the novel's theme is craftsmanship, making things, but after reading dozens of chapters, there are very few scenes depicting the firing of items; it's all about intrigue and backstabbing. This isn't a palace drama; this is an urban craftsman novel. Why can't you see the main point?
Doesn't anyone think the numerous and toxic face-slapping scenes are a problem?
The protagonist of this book is really unlikable. He's persistent, shameless, frivolous, and a womanizer. The plot feels forced and contrived; he deliberately picks fights with people even when they haven't bothered him, which makes me extremely uncomfortable reading it.
There are no geniuses among craftsmen. They are all honed through countless repetitive tasks. So don't just churn out a few things and award them the title of "master." True masters aren't so cheap.
Have you read those two books by the master craftsmen?! They're also systematic.
So, it seems like art-themed stories like this should either have a single female lead or no explicit content. In short, don't include so many women, and don't make every supporting character a stunning beauty, especially one that's described as exceptionally beautiful… Just introduce a few young men, maybe some close male friends or something.
After reading 38 chapters, the protagonist's personality is too frivolous. Does he suddenly become a know-it-all when talking to his master? He was described as having a calm and composed personality, but in reality, he's frivolous and unlikable.
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