Becoming a Great Painter in an Abnormal World
在异常世界成为大画家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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531Chapters
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10kFans
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My assessment is
No matter how exquisite the painting, it is all in vain if it is devoid of emotion.
Draw him
Goodbye
The book smells strongly of feet now. Maybe it's already sold out and we don't know, or maybe the author has run out of ideas and is just indulging in wishful thinking in the book. You're just indulging in wishful thinking and asking people to pay you to read it.
Stop doing this lousy work.
The author's descriptions of his paintings and daily life are decent; I think just writing about those parts would be much better than what's being written now. It's really pointless to keep pushing the plot forward with nonsensical things. The protagonist being kidnapped and not even being able to guarantee his own safety is a good point to portray his character.
Why isn't the author writing fantasy novels anymore? From "Supreme Immortal Kingdom" to "Great Artifact Sect: Spirit-Controlling True Immortal," I've read each book two or three times. The cultivation universes they constructed were magnificent, and the settings of the Supreme Heavens and the revival of spiritual energy after periods of stagnation were very interesting.
It's too padded. It starts with an art exhibition and then delves into more details in the middle, but most of it is useless plot. A large portion of each chapter is completely unnecessary. I finished the first 20 chapters in less than 10 minutes; most of it is filler. It's a pity. The plot is quite interesting, but the development is slow. You can wait until it's finished.
Having watched most of it, it feels like the villains are the ones unilaterally in control of the world, while the official side hasn't played a single role.
The author is truly insightful, not following the crowd, and has their own independent thinking. But I really want to read more works similar to "The Path of the Puppet Master."
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First, each chapter is too short, failing to evoke any emotional response. Secondly, even a reader like me knows that the plot should revolve around the "golden finger" (the cheat ability), but if it doesn't feel like the golden finger undergoes any significant change, then this is a mistake. Too low presence Summary: Useless
Awesome! This kind of book is so rare. I only remember one called "The Soulful Artist." I hope the author doesn't leave it unfinished.