
Impression Rise 1874
印象崛起1874
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 224k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Foreign History
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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292Recommends
4Fans
105Chapters
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The first reaction: the painter who failed the list
The protagonist is just a bystander, at most a catalyst, right? The author really generates electricity with love, but to be honest, it would be more straightforward to look at the history of the development of Impressionist art.
Although the book has stopped updating for a while, I still hope to spark a discussion. The protagonist is currently more like a bystander. Although he is also carrying out activities, he does not have a deep sense of reality for the readers. So, what exactly is the role of the protagonist? What role is he in this era? If you are simply an art dealer, you must have certain artistic and business accomplishments. At present, the protagonist's business methods and abilities are not reflected. As an art connoisseur, you must have a certain reputation, be famous on public platforms such as newspapers, and on professional platforms such as salons and art exhibitions, and promote your own appreciation theories. For this part, you can refer to more mature entertainment online articles. As a painter or artist, what is the protagonist's creative theory, his creative purpose, etc.? What kind of creation does the protagonist want to create in his artistic field? This is also worth discussing. Only by practicing with purpose in this way can the protagonist have the real feeling that the protagonist was really carrying out artistic activities in that era, instead of just dawdling around in a haphazard manner. Fortunately, there is a relatively good foundation at present. The art dealer is the current identity of the protagonist, the art connoisseur is a person from later generations and a current identity who knows many painters, and the painter has professional knowledge from the previous life and the social circle of this life as support. Even the identity of the "painting machine" in the previous life and the current status quo of the protagonist who is still on the verge of being an ob are a very good plot conflict point. The potential is still great
Very good, very good. . . It's just that the words are a little missing! ! !
Bai Wu Yi Yong is a painter. Why would you recommend this kind of novel to me? It's better to be a literary giant. Where is the novel written by Rebirth of France
Author, you need to let the protagonist draw. This is a necessary condition for your work to become popular quickly, and it is also our greatest expectation for Shuangdian. Of course, if you just want to write about the background of the painting era just for the love of electricity, then pretend that I didn't tell you. I only want to express my expectations, I want to see the protagonist draw epoch-making works and become famous in one fell swoop.
The writing is quite interesting, but to be honest, if the protagonist just waits for the time to come and let those painters in history become famous, I think it is a bit boring. There are so many methods of hype and marketing in modern times, and the protagonist can use a few methods to promote the hype to make his friends popular faster.
If the author had made a change and failed directly, and had no choice but to join the party revolution, this book would definitely be a hit.
? ? This is the first time I read a novel without any comments.
The work needs guidance rather than a show... To be honest, it's actually not good to do it like this As an excellent painter, doesn't the male protagonist not know how to create...
Shouldn't Van Gogh's younger brother be called Van Low?
To be honest, the last two chapters have made the protagonist's character quite disgusting.