The Outcast: The Wang Family's Painting Sage

I've traveled through time and become an art student who failed. I don't know what to do. My suggestion is to go find a beer hall and give a lecture.

Grass! Only then did I discover that there is one author between Nine Nine Eighty One and One Person.

Everybody hates Kingpin but everyone wants to be Kingpin

Original story Dandy King Bing

The last few chapters have really made me feel a bit angry. It's so embarrassing to be the heir of the Wang family. Really, no one can do anything to you. How many times have you peed and stepped on your feet? Now they are directly plotting against you, the heir of the Wang family, in the Wang family. Let's not talk about whether they can avoid it. Just because they clearly want something from the protagonist and they still provoke the protagonist, aren't they afraid of making the protagonist evil? The protagonist also has a bad-good mentality, just because she is a woman?

Only then did I realize that the cover was Zhang Fei from "Nine Nine Eighty-One".

I'm a bit confused about the current fighting method. I haven't read the original work and isn't the protagonist mainly practicing painting and fighting? Why is it always hand-to-hand combat?

I wonder if everyone feels the same as me? I want to give up, I'm too impatient and useless, what the hell, the last few chapters have really been high and low, it's a bit disgusting, just because the protagonist is strong, he will be bullied? Just because I have to pretend to be a patient and talk down to a woman, I didn't like this Lu Huan at first, but now I am getting more and more annoyed with this Lu Huan. Is it old-fashioned to play pretending to be a pig and eat the tiger all day long? One day he will turn into a real pig. It's really frustrating to ride a horse. The next few pictures are still like this and really give up. You're a coward.

The protagonist, who was violently raped and committed suicide in the next life, will use his power to mess with ordinary people in his next life? It's a bit poisonous. This kind of protagonist's three views are really incompatible.

This book is a bit like the previous one, that is, the protagonist has obtained many rare and awesome things, which can enhance his combat power and foundation, but he always fights with people, and then gets good things, and then fights with people for hundreds of rounds. It always feels that the protagonist himself does not have much ability and relies entirely on external support.                                                                                                                                                                                                                 the fighting scene is too watery, one fight requires several chapters, there are a lot of peeing spots, and the character of the protagonist is also a bit unlikable, and it's neither good nor bad.