Craftsman: I Never Meant to Become a Master

In ancient times, porcelain was made by one family in one process. It is impossible to know all the porcelain making procedures. There are many procedures required to make a piece of porcelain.

I saw the introduction, why do I want to complain so much? Antiques are valuable only in ancient times. If you use the techniques of any dynasty to make them in modern times, they will not be valuable. Otherwise, why should the fakes be old?

It's not a time-travel for modern people, but a time-travel from ancient times to modern times. There's no sense of immersion.

Forgive me, I really don't like watching similar themes. Just one thing, whether you are wearing ancient times and modern times or today are wearing ancient times, the craftsmanship is all masters, and what should not be made can't be made. The raw materials are extinct, how do you make them? Do you really think that porcelain is made of mud? There are different types of mud. (Hetian mutton fat became extinct in the Qing Dynasty. What kind of copper is the wind-milled copper in Xuande furnaces?) Let me tell you an old news from Jingdezhen: In the early days of reform, Xiao Benzi accidentally fell when he went to visit, so he expected to take the mud on his gloves back for testing, but he couldn't take it with him. So, just knowing the craftsmanship can make you retro? What good things are you thinking about?

After reading a few chapters, I can see that the writing and narration are fine, but there is a problem with the setting. For example, a scumbag is reborn, and after studying hard, he becomes a top student, and his classmates happily accept it. Nonsense, a scumbag is a scumbag, and he can't become a top student even if he is reborn ten times. However, the author added a sentence and changed the setting, which makes it reasonable to read. In this book, the protagonist originally had no knowledge before the car accident and did not like to make porcelain. Suddenly he became a master, and his family happily accepted it. I understood and believed the protagonist's words, but I felt it was inconsistent when I read it. If I change the setting, I am a genius and obsessed with porcelain, and I will have a trace to become a master, and I will have a sense of substitution when reading. Some books can become masterpieces because they can justify themselves, and readers can figure out their rationality. But when it comes to modern things, readers can't figure it out, so it depends on the author's settings.

I couldn't stand it after watching the beginning, there were too many bugs. In reality, there are no poor families who can make porcelain. The time required to make a piece of art handmade porcelain is calculated on a monthly basis, and for large pieces it is calculated on a yearly basis. Any piece of handmade porcelain cannot be completed in a day or two. The embryo-making process alone is enough to keep you busy.

Can ancient people make porcelain better than people today?

Almighty: There is no complete book... They all start well, but then collapse, and in the end, they ruthlessly swing their swords into the palace...

Every time I see the label craftsman, I inexplicably think of Jiang Shuying😰😰😰

Traveling from ancient times to the present, modern memory is still fragmented, and many things will appear very unreasonable. Now that a car accident has caused a vegetative state, it feels like awakening memories of past lives, or directly traveling through time or possessing ancient craftsmen and traveling back in time. Would it be better for modern people to make use of these struggles?