Beginning as a Painter and Becoming a Saint

It's a bit deliberately ambiguous. Wu Hui is obviously going to the palace. Are you not afraid that the emperor will find out and behead you if you are ambiguous now? Then there is a growth talent, and then I am afraid that I will overturn, so I copy the blue talent of a martial artist. All I can say is that the author is wise, but not much. Can't you just be obscene and develop? Wouldn't it be nice to develop slowly in the art academy? He insists on meddling in the affairs of foreign races

Is the author trying to sensationalize? A woman who is destined to be a queen. There is an ambiguous atmosphere with the protagonist. Do you think this is appropriate? Wait a moment and it becomes like the queen becomes the empress in the passerby's novel, and then the protagonist becomes his face.

I feel speechless. I even blindfolded the child. Could it be that he still wants to leave a mouth and embark on a tireless road of revenge? Bad review!

It's Tuesday. I beg those who are passing by and haven't seen the book to read it. Turn to the latest chapter, stay for 20 seconds, and then turn to the end. Thank you!

Ah, the new term "multiple female protagonists are not harems", I really doubt that I know the Chinese characters.

I suggest you delete posts with bad reviews. Some people will come in and at least have the desire to see what's going on.

The writing is quite good, but I didn't find the artist's specialty? Or does it mean that there is no such thing as a painter, but just an ordinary practitioner who can draw? And the painting sage only paints landscapes? Only painting landscapes can promote spiritual practice, but what about other paintings?

There are only eleven chapters, too few, not enough to read.

Support the author!

What is the source of the protagonist's initial destiny? Is it that mission? That mission is the golden finger of the body?

I don't care if the author accepted Wu Sui😡😡