All-Round Artisan

Don't frequently appear in situations where you pretend to be cool and slap someone in the face or a beautiful woman favors you. I can understand that men like beautiful things, but if you fall in love with someone you meet, you are a scumbag.

I don't know why, but I was dismissed from the first chapter.

What a crackling pile of nonsense. I've read dozens of them and still don't understand what you wrote.

The level of skill is not determined by competition, but by making. A craftsman's work is known to be good as soon as it is displayed. Masters are not determined by competition. You can deny the economic value of a master's work, but you cannot deny its beauty. It is not a bunch of so-called masters who call you the best and you will be the first.

When I saw the repair of blue and white porcelain, I was persuaded to quit. Goodbye, I wish the author a better future!

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I feel that the author is writing about artists with a businessman's mentality, always writing about fame, rankings, and attention, and rarely writes about improving skills. Artists are all self-centered. The more they pay attention to the outside world, the less they focus on themselves. There are so many skills to teach, and the time to improve oneself is not enough. It is a waste of time to go here and there.

You are not allowed to read this book with your brain 😰, otherwise you will easily get angry...

Again, just showing off the same thing

If you want to show off, it's invisible. If you force yourself to show off, you'll be gone.

I didn't read the book, but after reading the chapter list, I felt like I was either competing or on the way to compete.