The Outcast: The Wang Family's Painting Sage

I've been transported to another world and become a failed art student who doesn't know what to do. My suggestion is to first find a beer hall and give a speech.

Holy crap! I just realized that "Ninety-Nine Eighty-One" and "Under One Person" are by the same author.

Everyone hates Wang Bing, but everyone wants to be Wang Bing.

The original novel's playboy king

These last few chapters were really infuriating. A mere heir to the Wang family—what a disgrace! Does everyone think they can do whatever they want to him? A few pissings or stomping on him? Now they're actually plotting against him right here in the Wang family compound! Leaving aside whether he could even escape, they clearly need the protagonist's help, yet they provoke him.

I then realized that the cover featured Zhang Fei from the novel "Ninety-Nine Eighty-One".

The combat style is a bit confusing right now. I haven't read the original work, and isn't the protagonist's main focus in combat being drawing? Why is it always hand-to-hand combat?

Does anyone else feel the same way I do? I want to quit this game. It's so damn useless, damn it! What the hell? These last few chapters have really gone from strong to weak, it's disgusting. Just because the protagonist is strong, he has to be bullied? Just because he has to pretend to be sick and be subservient to a woman?

The protagonist, who commits suicide after being cyberbullied, gains power in his next life and then abuses it to harm ordinary people? That's rather toxic; I really can't relate to this kind of protagonist's values.

This book is a bit like the old type, where the protagonist obtains a lot of rare and awesome things that enhance his combat power and foundation, but he always fights with others in a back-and-forth manner, then gets the good stuff, and then fights with others for hundreds of rounds. It always feels like the protagonist himself doesn't have much ability and relies entirely on external support.