Exchanging Specialties, I Received the Authentic Work of Li Bai?

The subject matter is good and interesting. But it's too deliberate. Sometimes it's just to slap someone in the face and set up a separate chapter with inappropriate content.

When I look at it, I can see that the ink marks are no more than a year old. I can only say it's funny to say that Tang Bohu's original work is authentic. Normal people would think it is a high imitation. An antique with one year old ink marks is amazing. I didn't read the book and just read the introduction.

. . . . It's hard to comment. The museum should be closed because the ticket price is too expensive at 88. How do you think about shaping the characters?

The subject matter is quite interesting, but some of the plots are quite pretentious and slap in the face.

The subject matter is very novel, the writing is poor, the writing is poor, and the content is poor.

The idea is very good, but the writing is hard to describe in one sentence. In order to create conflicts, I keep adding poison. I can only say that there are not many words but a lot of poison.

Very well written. Don't write it next time

It's a bit awkward to go to the British Museum because it's too obvious. The male protagonist just has some secrets and doesn't hide them at all. As mentioned before, Li Bai gave copybooks to descendants of the Qin family and left them in the unofficial history. You are all trying to shape the rationality of the protagonist's acquisition of cultural relics, and then get back to the British Museum. After seeing the few cultural relics in the museum, the author himself overturned the previous ones. Immediately, there was a sense that the protagonist had done some illegal and criminal behavior, and the country could come to arrest him. He also felt like where did the cultural relics come from. He also told the country that he could get the dragon head back. This way of writing is very embarrassing.

The imagination is okay, but the author's writing skills need to be improved, and in many places, such as the British Museum, it is too poisonous 😰, so it can be tactful.

The author doesn't understand antique calligraphy and painting! Generally, calligraphy and paintings will leave seals if they are collected by collectors. This is called inheritance in an orderly manner! According to your settings, there is no seal at all, and it becomes fake if it is real, which is very dramatic!

Find a job in a factory, it's too cool. The more you write, the more garbage you write

I died in the first chapter! "Will enter the wine"? Is this the original name? It seems to be "Xikong Zun"

The writing was okay at first, but now it's getting more and more boring. Especially in this latest chapter, there are only 12 fucking faucets, and each of them pounces on them like a dog seeing a bone. No matter from the material or the craftsmanship, I really don't see the merits of these twelve faucets, they are all just hyped.

Pretend to be slapped in the face and it's a very blunt kind of thing

How can I put it this way? The standard is very white and white. You must clear your mind before reading it.

This novel feels like it was a product of ten years ago. All the supporting characters in it seem to be born to serve the male protagonist. After the article begins with the introduction of the wine, logically speaking, the next thing to write about is management. What should be written is what the protagonist should do to make everyone believe that this painting is authentic, and what to do to bring this museum back to life. As a result, at the most important time to create the protagonist , the author unexpectedly arranged for a professor to appear in a little-known private museum, and he just knew Ding Zhen at a glance whether this was an authentic work. Not only did he dare to assert that it was an authentic work, but he also had to stay as a security guard in order to see the original work? In fact, if you read this paragraph without thinking, it can barely be explained. The most disastrous thing is! ! ! ! The pretentious and slap-in-the-face plot was like a forced episode. It was very embarrassing to watch. When the guy who came to trick people and the director came out, I knew that the author really didn't use his brain to write. The villains he wrote were like the ones in novels ten years ago. Pai is completely brainless. When he offends him, he doesn't care whether he can afford it or not. He immediately retaliates. Then, as expected, Professor Nasha's security guards come out to stop him and get furious to help the male protagonist settle everything. The male protagonist only needs to do a little bit of the system, and then the supporting character will take care of everything. Your character is too realistic. A is A and B is B. I thought we were writing math problems. Brother, if you don't know how to write a villain, you don't have to write it. If you don't know how to write a pretense and slap in the face, you don't have to write it. People don't come to read business articles to show off and slap someone in the face, but please write the management part well. When I read it, the management part was pitiful. (If what you wrote is not true, just pretend I didn't say it) Then there is professional knowledge. If you really don't understand museums, can you use Baidu? Isn't this the subject you are writing about? Why do I feel like you don't understand anything? I recommend to the author a novel of a similar type to yours called "My Abandoned Oil Town Became the New Frontline" There are basically no villains in this book, the whole process is much more enjoyable, and the climax is well controlled. The author can learn from it, if you can see it. Obviously the subject matter is very novel, but the writing is like this, it can obviously be written well.

The creativity is so great, but it's a pity that the author has terrible writing skills and experience.

The prices of antiques are all speculated, and the prices of calligraphy and painting, even if they are speculated, really depend on the level of the author Even if you can get the authentic work of Li Bai, there is a high probability that it will be regarded as a copy or fabrication by later calligraphers Without a dozen emperors' treasures stamped on it, even if it is real, it can only be a copy and fabrication, but the works of calligraphers themselves are very valuable

The author is just a local troll, and he doesn't know why he was so angry in Shanghai. The article contains the connotation that Shanghainese are traitors to the country.

The process of passing down historical cultural relics is also very important. Who has collected them in each dynasty? This must be recorded to be valuable unless it is an unearthed cultural relic.

There doesn't seem to be anything wrong except having no brains.

Exchange Cao Xueqin for the complete "The Story of Stone"

Brother! Writing cool articles also requires a lot of brainpower. The most basic thing is that you have to have a complete logical structure and clear cause and effect, otherwise it will be more fun.

Museum bankrupt? Are all A products inside?

I didn't write it with my brain, I wrote it with my hand.

I can't watch it without my brain. Farewell.

What is the logic behind experts using spotlights to shine a spotlight on ancient calligraphy and painting? I'm afraid he's a brick-and-mortar guy, he doesn't know any common sense.

The subject matter is so good and the writing is so realistic, I'm really speechless.

It's just so-so, neither refreshing nor satisfying, and the depth isn't great either. I also like to compare it with antique rooms... If you compare it with people on the Internet, it will be better than this one. Having a system is the same as not having one, what about a lot of trouble in the background?

The plot concept is not very good. In summary, it is, some,, a bit childish A lot of things should not be developed like this, some plots feel too superficial If you change the angle or go deeper into the subject, it should be much better. If it is superficial, readers will not have a sense of immersion The character setting is a bit arbitrary. In reality, readers of these characters may not necessarily agree with the author. The readers have the same idea, and even some characters are annoying to readers, such as anchor Dong Moumou, who suggested that the set characters still need to be described from the plot, and the characters are expressed from the plot There is also too strong the value of expressing thoughts,, This is the paid chapter for the time being, I am not happy I still hope the author will continue, after all, I still prefer this kind of subject matter