The Spirit-Commanding Master Painter

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I have read more than 40 chapters so far, and the biggest problem I have is that the protagonist doesn't practice well at all, and his upgrades rely entirely on adventures or coincidences. Can't he write about some serious practice?

The subject matter is very good, the plot is cliché, but it's a pity to abandon it if it's tasteless.

It's understandable that the protagonist draws erotic pictures, after all, many celebrities have pictures, but isn't it a bit wrong to draw a girl who has not yet left the court? The most important thing is that you clearly know that the other party is more powerful. Is this deliberately seeking death? Have all the stars in their past lives forgotten? Do you have to find enemies for yourself?

It used to be impossible to read, and the author cut it off and the readers took notice It's different now, there are many books, although there are still not many good books But author, if you dare to cut it off, you are forcing us to keep it. I'm afraid you don't know how many books are kept in the cold. Young author, you don't want your masterpiece to be left out by readers, right? 🐶🐶🐶

There are many small parts of this book that I find confusing. I don't know why the protagonist does what he does. The author doesn't explain it clearly at all, and there seem to be a lot of typos.

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What can I say, the plot is okay, but the character dialogue always seems weird to me... It feels a bit stiff.

Being a painter is such a good profession, but it falls into the cliché of becoming a painter. How many novels are there about painters? How many people write about tie-color craftsmen? At first, I watched it because the protagonist was a color tying craftsman, but in the end, it turned out that he was selling sheep's head to dog meat.