The Pianist from the Sea

Are you sure this is a time travel by a pianist at sea and not by a failed art student?

Generally speaking, this book is really good at portraying the male protagonist. The plot is not poisonous and has enough professionalism... But! But! But! ! ! No, I really can't stand this girl named Jiang anymore! I very much doubt whether you really know what the definition of social phobia is (I don't have an opinion on your writing or style, just a small suggestion) From a definition point of view, social phobia means a fear of social interaction, or a reluctance to communicate with strangers (even if you have social phobia, you will not even communicate with your parents) Don't even dare to speak =)) There are many reasons for social phobia, such as lazy social phobia (they just feel it's unnecessary and refuse to socialize (or can this be called social laziness?)) Or low self-esteem, feeling that what they say is not pleasing, or perfectionism (fear that they will be embarrassed) The most important thing is that the main reason why they don't want to socialize is that they don't want to socialize. They pay more attention to the reaction of their own words to the other person (because they are afraid of adverse reactions, such as not being enthusiastic, or causing embarrassment), so they say they are unwilling to socialize, rather than stuttering or autism! Therefore! They won't rush in like the original text and say nothing. They will express their opinions as concisely as possible and not bother others! Such a girl will only appear to be very disruptive or stupid. It does not mean that she is afraid of others.

Hahaha, I laughed to death The protagonist before participating in the Xiao Competition 😅 The protagonist after participating in the Xiao Competition 😁

As for this article, when I first clicked on the catalog and looked at it, I almost thought that the person who was reborn was a failed art student. After reading it, I was so excited that I couldn't sleep at night. I read the latest chapter all night long to write down my thoughts. Although I don't understand it, the various professional details in this article make me feel that the author seems to understand it very well. Whether it is correct or not is not very important to me when I read the novel. Anyway, it is very interesting to read. In the past, I never read any modern entertainment articles. I didn't want to click on them after reading the introduction. (I feel that many of the protagonists in today's entertainment articles do not have real abilities and rely entirely on hype and marketing, which is not as realistic as other fantasy novels where the protagonist relies on his own strength to conquer the world's invincible opponents.) This time, I wanted to take advantage of the limited exemption, but I accidentally discovered this one. It is a good article for me. In fact, if you look at this article alone, there are definitely a lot of shortcomings. For me, it is probably above average. However, the problem is that there are too few articles on the subject of piano, so this article is particularly good among them. After reading it all night, I was still not satisfied. I wanted to search for other piano articles, but I found that this article was the only one that was like that. It was not cheated by the system (anyway, in the eyes of outsiders, it all comes down to the musical talent of the protagonist. Compared with cheating by the system, it is really better to write directly like this article to show that the talent of the protagonist is high). It was not copied from the text (the copy is really without depth. Even if there is a temporary sense of satisfaction, I don't think it is true, because the protagonist has no real ability). This article spends a lot of pen and ink on the protagonist's musical growth process, which I like very much. Instead of getting a certain system, just add points. In this article, the protagonist relies on his own exploration and guidance from others to perfect his artistic level step by step. It is not without going wrong in the process. This is more layered than the forced growth of cheating. It also makes me feel that this is the result that the protagonist has achieved through his own efforts, rather than being just mediocre without the system. As for the plot, I really like the protagonist of this article. After winning a competition championship, he went on tour/participated in music festivals and communicated with real piano masters. Participating in competitions is just a springboard. I feel that if the entire focus of describing piano is just to participate in one competition after another, you cannot be considered a top pianist at all. The description of music in the article does seem to be a bit exaggerated in some places, but to be honest, for someone like me who really has no appreciation of classical music and piano, even if I were really asked to listen, I might not be able to hear those things. As for the author's description method, I can't tell what kind of rhetoric he used (many years have passed, I no longer remember the content taught to me in Chinese classes, I feel ashamed), it seems to have a sense of synaesthesia, transforming the pure description of music into some rhetorical metaphors. Anyway, it allows me, a person who doesn't know much about classical music and has no appreciation ability, to feel the beauty of music. Speaking of it, I feel that it often appears in this article, that is, in the previous plot, a certain concert/competition/music festival seems to be very awesome, and the protagonist has achieved great results in it, making it seem like everyone knows him. However, when switching to the next plot, it is said that the previous plot is not that influential in fact. My feeling is that each plot is not very distinguishable. I think it would be better if there were layers of progression (I'm sorry if I don't understand music). That is to say, you can brag a little more leisurely. Although it is really cool to brag, if you brag too much at once, it will be difficult to write later. I really hope this article can be longer. > People < In addition, I really I really like the author's description of some small details of exotic customs. Come here more and more. It's best to write about the local customs and customs every time you go to a place for a concert. Otherwise, just attending a concert and pretending to be cool will be too homogeneous, right? I just skipped the places I went on tour before. Although I know the author made the arrangements in detail, I still feel a bit regretful. As long as the author maintains his standards, I will definitely continue to follow him! ! ! But that's all, I'm sorry, Teacher Zuo! There will be no supplementary votes for the previous chapters of this poor student_(:з∠)_

I don't know if it's because I'm not suitable for works that are too deep in music. After all, I'm not a music student. The writing is great and very deep But this ginger girl gives me a (-.---...-..---.) Feeling. After watching her scenes, it can also bring a (-.---...-..---.) Aftertaste to my throat I don't know if it's my personal problem.

There are more than 50 chapters left to read, but I decided to put this book away first, because I feel that the author has been hyping the protagonist, making lavish boasts, and praising him from all angles. He is both a god and a king. The teacher thinks he is inferior, and his opponents think they are inferior. The top players feel more inspired after listening to the performance. Even the big guys who can't walk rush to listen to the performance. It is undeniable that it is fun, but unlimited fun will only lead to a brainless, novice, which makes people feel watery, as blank and boring as industrial saccharine. I advise the author to sort out the outline and think about what kind of book he wants to write. The look and feel of it now is not as good as the part of the competition, and it is better to be at the stage of studying in his hometown.

Author, please don't write some weird female supporting characters! Yes, that's right, it's the one named Jiang, and there's a foreign girl behind. Don't write the girl in such a weird way! Most of the others were okay and accepted it, and promised me to ignore or even not write about these women in the later stage, leaving the male protagonist alone to be beautiful! ! I don't want to read any more harem novels with multiple heroines! ! !

I've seen the pianist in Shanghai. If he were to write a novel, he should have all the problems of an artist: social anxiety, neurosis, sensibility, out of place, not caring about money, not caring about women, he only has eyes for piano and music.

Speaking of the author, do you think the title of your chapter is dangerous?

I know why I didn't read any more. I just clicked on this book again when I saw it. As soon as I came in, I saw Jiang xx. A few months ago, I still remember when the author said that Jiang was not the heroine, I said "yes", but I read it again a day later and the book review had been deleted. I suddenly had no desire. I felt that the possibility that the author had actually arranged for Jiang to be the heroine was very high. Now I clicked in again, read a few chapters, and saw that there is no female protagonist label. Now I want to ask the book friends who are following it, whether Jiang is the female protagonist. After all, I couldn't stand the last book because I couldn't stand the various female supporting characters written by the author, so I couldn't read it... Other than that, I liked the rest... [Sigh] Please tell me, book friends, so is Jiang the heroine?