The World's Number One Pianist

I feel like the writing is really good, and the whole thing is very delicate and emotional. Although some of the characters in the early stage are not particularly perfect, they are really good. I will definitely support them until the end. I also hope that the author can work hard ^0^~

Domestic piano competitions are very good, and they usually have sponsorships. Everyone should understand when there are sponsorships. If you have the ability, why doesn't the author set up to go abroad to become famous, and write about China, which is thankless? As for the female supporting role, as a student, she doesn't even have the most basic respect. , This is also a drawback. When the mother of the female protagonist is discussing salary, she seems to be arrogant and giving alms to the protagonist. In addition, the protagonist has already received 30,000 royalties from the academy, so why should he be a teacher for the female protagonist? In short, there are many unreasonable things in this book. It can be read without thinking.

This person surnamed Zhao really has no quality. The worst students I have ever met as a tutor have better character than her. I think she is not worthy to be the student and direct disciple of the protagonist's generation of piano masters.

I just want to ask, when does the author not spend space describing the protagonist eating lollipops before the protagonist plays the piano? Why does it have to be something as obvious as a lollipop? Can other sugar not work? To be honest, I can't imagine eating sesame lollipops in a serious situation. It feels too deliberate.

It's great to have a career, love is music Can you stop having feelings? I feel like having a relationship is too abrupt.

I don't like scenes involving two women and one man.

I was very confused when I saw Chapter 73. It was also the most confusing part. I was given 2 hours of class every day and paid 400 per hour. For 800 yuan I could only afford steamed buns and pickled mustard. I couldn't even afford the taste of meat. Most of the money was said to be spent on lollipops. Then the prices in this world must be different. Isn't it true that the world is seriously short of sugar, so lollipops are very expensive. I buy a few or even ten lollipops every day. It should cost 500 to 600 yuan. Even if you eat 10 sticks a day, one stick is about 60 yuan each. The remaining 200 yuan for a meal of steamed buns and pickled mustard is 100 yuan. And there is no mention of the piano rental time. It is just that the rent is due, and 500 is needed. It will not be several days. The protagonist is still so poor that he can only eat steamed buns. Every time he comes on stage, he eats too little and lacks nutrition. What will happen. . But apart from this, it's a little bit toxic, the content is pretty good, but these details. . . A little bit speechless. . It's like a pot of good porridge mixed with some mouse poop. Let's see what happens from behind (~￣▽￣)→))*￣▽￣*)o

The author can't write female characters, and the writing is inexplicable. It feels like I'm having fun

Why do I feel that the male protagonist is playing cotton? Artists need to get nourishment from life. The male protagonist is an imbecile in every aspect except playing the piano mechanically. How can a person who doesn't love life and only loves to play the piano be number one in the world? Could it be that he plays cotton?

I feel that originality is more impressive. No matter how good you are at playing renditions, it doesn't matter. There are several famous pianists in history who are truly non-original players. They are imprinted in the annals of history by playing renditions with one hand. None of them has a classic original piano piece.

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Mr. Zhou Guangren left us yesterday. She was a great woman, a great pianist and educator. A moment of silence…

The protagonist later prostituted a young lady and was reported by Chaoyang people and imprisoned. The whole book is finished.

After reading Chapter 170, the author spent a lot of ink describing the supporting character Zhao and then cut it out. I started to describe the supporting role of Ji again. Among the three characters, the description of the protagonist is a failure. It feels like someone from ancient times has traveled to modern times. Zhao was successful. The only impression given by Ji is that he has a little money and a little utilitarianism. It's like after listening to a piece of classical music, the song "You Are My Little Apple" suddenly comes on, and then it keeps singing and singing. You don't know how long it will last. I'm sorry that I can't continue watching.

The writing is good, the plot and characters are not big problems. But I would like to make a suggestion. When the author describes the state of the audience, he should use less verbal description language. For example, "this feeling, this timbre" you can write exactly what kind of feeling and timbre you want. After reading half the book, I found that the passages describing the audience's condition lacked repetitive language. The behavior of the characters in other scenes was quite normal. Only when listening to the piano performance, everyone's image was seriously homogenized. There are many ways to describe music, but it is obvious that your rhetorical techniques limit your ability to convey emotions to readers. There are a lot of good clips in the serious book, but it's too hard to keep reading. However, it also describes music clips. You can check out the cello performance clip of the apocalypse forecast. Although his works are fantasy, they are all live performances, so there is no problem in using them as references.

Am I the only one who thinks it's a pity that Zhao Zitong is gone?🙂 I really like this character when I see it later. I wonder if I can come back when I am a graduate student🙂🙂

I don't know if the author reads book reviews, but I really want to ask, can you not use so many ellipses? It looks terrible and affects the mood and rhythm. Can you read it yourself after you finish writing it?

The piano is such an elegant thing, why eat a lollipop?

Is it a story without a female protagonist? If there is a heroine who wishes not to have a teacher-student relationship... I really don't want it, I don't want it, I accept my incompetence.

This novel is completely of the kind that would be a pity to throw away if it is tasteless. For a music layman like me, it is interesting to learn some common knowledge about classical music here. Other than that there's really not much else to say. The characterization is dull, the logic of the storyline is weak, the writing style... I don't see it, and the chapter about online speech is extremely discouraging...

Ji Mengting, the world's number one pianist, is responsible for her good looks

After reading a little bit about it, the rest is okay. I just feel that there is something wrong with the protagonist. According to the book, it is divided into seven states. The protagonist Wuzhou's ranking first for three consecutive years is definitely not bad, and it will not be to the point where no one wants to train. And he is so malnourished that he has to eat lollipops to play the piano, which is worse than Sanhe Dashen? The key is, can't you take medicine when eating a lollipop? Or just put a candy in your mouth. If you have to dismantle the lollipop just to pretend, it feels very awkward 😳

"If the world is fake, then me and the music are real." ———— I can't figure out the coloring and angle, and it starts to mess up_(:зゝ∠)_

The author's description of the art exam is so good. It really made me feel like I was back in the art exam room, wearing a big black down jacket and taking deep breaths while waiting in line.

The author's pinnacle work, it was pretty good before the next one was re-released. I was ready to follow it, but after it was re-released, I couldn't stand it anymore 😭

Why is this novel so expensive? Other novels cost 8 to 9 coins or 12-13 coins per chapter, but this novel only costs around 20 coins per chapter? ? ! !

This is probably the second novel about The Pianist that I have read in its entirety at Qidian. I followed a poorly finished novel before, and it took a while, so I can't remember the content. I read this book because the author's book about conducting was highly recommended and tied for the top spot, so I found this old book to read and read it all the way through. Looking at the whole book, the author actually does not repeat the proper nouns of the piano category all the time, but adds varying degrees of explanation at different stages. Overall, it is not particularly boring. The protagonist is a somewhat stubborn being. The entire family background is rarely explained, and there is not much detailed description of the family perspective. The father only appears in the first half and the final part. The focus is on the piano, and around the piano, from teaching students to make a living, to working hard to participate in competitions to qualify for the Chopin Competition, participating in competitions and subsequent development, regardless of the piano theme, it is also a very smooth novel design. However, it ended too quickly in the end, but at least it came to an ending and I was satisfied. (The above only represents my personal views, and I respect all other different opinions.)

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Mo Bai? Rebirth? Time travel or other arrangements?

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