From Painter to Saint: My Destiny Awakens
从画师开始命格成圣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 238k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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105Chapters
607Recommendations
5.6kFans
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This is a bit too deliberate and ambiguous. Wu Hui is clearly going to the palace; aren't you afraid the emperor will find out and behead you by creating ambiguity now? Then there's this growth-type talent, and then, fearing you'll mess things up, you copied a martial arts cultivator's blue talent. I can only say the author has some wisdom, but not much.
Is the author trying to create a sentimental effect? A woman supposedly destined to be empress develops an ambiguous relationship with the protagonist. Do you think this is appropriate? It's about to turn into a random novel where the empress becomes a female emperor, and the protagonist becomes her gigolo.
I'm speechless. The older woman even blindfolded the child. Was she trying to leave an opening for a relentless path of revenge? Thumbs down!
Please read along with the pronunciation!
It's Tuesday! For those of you who are reading this and haven't finished yet, please take a moment to read the latest chapter, stay for 20 seconds, and then scroll to the end. Thank you!
Unbelievable
Ah, the new term "multiple female leads, not harem"—I'm starting to doubt my Chinese character recognition!
I suggest deleting posts with negative reviews; at least some people who come in will have the desire to see what's going on.
It's well-written, but I didn't see the artist's unique characteristics? Or rather, it didn't portray the artist as an artist, but just an ordinary cultivator who can draw? And does the Painting Saint only paint landscapes? Is it true that only painting landscapes can promote cultivation, and nothing else works?
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What was the source of the protagonist's initial destiny as a master painter? Was it that mission? Was that mission the true cheat code?
The seedlings are too young
Only eleven chapters? That's too little, not enough to read!