The Rash Scholar’s Ink-Wash Cultivation

The basic setting is that the more recognized your skills in music, chess, calligraphy and painting are, the more spiritual energy you will gain. The more spiritual energy you have, the faster you will practice. The faster you practice, the stronger your skills will be, forming a positive cycle. There are many similar settings, which is not a big problem in itself, but if you set it to cheat finger or outer G, it will be fine. If everyone can do this, then similar skills in this world will be monopolized, and there will be no opportunities for ordinary people. It will be useless if you have talent. Just like in the entertainment industry, whoever is popular will be popular, and amateurs without ability will have no chance. And the family's Shenhe Villa has been passed down to my father's generation. It's not the first generation, but my third uncle can't even type a word? I am a loyal servant who can't read a single word, so you are also unqualified as a Shuangwen writer.

Dancheong is now Korea's traditional culture. South Korea learned Chinese Dancheong and applied for it as a World Heritage Site. It vigorously promoted it on the Internet and bribed domestic traitors. It marked Dancheong as Korean traditional culture and art on Baidu Encyclopedia, and it was copied by China.

This protagonist feels like a girl

I liked the beginning of the game very much. It was unique to practice through music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. However, after it was released, music, chess, calligraphy, and painting were no longer the main line of the protagonist's practice. After returning to traditional swords, I didn't like it very much. The setting of the Shou Ren method is also strange. When it is turned on, you can't use spells and you have to use martial arts. When it is turned off, you can use spells. But martial arts is not unusable. It feels like a clumsy supplementary setting of martial arts, which is quite confusing. The second problem is that the author blurs the comparison of combat power between the realms of cultivation, resulting in no one knowing the strength and weakness during the fight. There is no difference between fighting the boss and fighting the mobs. The protagonist only needs to be reckless, and there is no sense of tension at all. If something goes wrong, there will always be elders to take care of the situation. The third problem is that it is too easy for the people around the protagonist to level up. Not to mention the one who was enlightened by the protagonist. Because Uncle Wu was worried that the protagonist was too strong and he, the servant, could not keep up, he made a choice in one chapter and embarked on the path of spiritual practice and achieved great fortune. The main character still has to continue to realize enlightenment, which makes me feel unworthy of other people who have worked hard to practice but still cannot achieve enlightenment. The director of Jinjue Temple didn't want to complain because Mara threatened his disciple and chose to sacrifice his life. Is the problem solved? No, the only remaining disciple still has to bear the pain of being haunted by demonic thoughts and finally got rid of it through the hands of the protagonist. Then Mara targeted the protagonist again. After seeing the title of Chapter 146, he lost interest in reading. It left people speechless😓. I have read several of the author's books before, and they are indeed very innovative. However, there are various reasons why I didn't read them every time. Maybe I just didn't have the luck. When the whole family sees each other, each flower catches his own eye.

This novel should not be on a male channel. After reading dozens of chapters, the main character looks like an old lady with a smelly and long foot wrap. A paragraph and several words are repeated in every chapter, which makes people numb. Then, she talks about drawing people for a living while not charging money, and gives various inexplicable reasons to pretend to be incomprehensible. The most important thing is that this is not like a man, but like a petty little daughter-in-law.

The first 15 chapters were dull and lackluster. The world view is not introduced very much, and the spiritual practice is not explained clearly. Instead, a lot of details are spent describing the protagonist's understanding of etiquette, and there is no sense of immersion. After reading the novel, I wonder who feels it😴😴😴

I don't know what the author's thoughts are, but I don't quite understand why. This thing is a modern writing thinking but it needs to be covered with a skin of classical literature. Why? Maybe the author is not aware of this problem, so I will explain it. Classical literature focuses on the description of emotions, and the frame of the story is a way of saying and supporting the description of emotions. Nowadays, the thinking framework of writing (novel) is based on stories It should be said that if you insist on writing like this, either it will feel like the water is like the sea, or there will be hard problems in logic. The two writing systems are not compatible. They should be distinct in novels. This kind of writing logic should come from film and television works with better and richer expressions And the most important thing is that the author seems to have a strange understanding of the logic of life. If we are not good at it, just take a look at other people's homework and don't write blindly. ps: Bucket effect, the shortcomings are too obvious, don't take advantage of this, and I am obviously not good at writing this stuff (generate electricity for love, just pretend I didn't say it)

Am I getting old? Is it so unimportant to write the first three golden chapters of a novel now? Is it okay not to write well at all? Even though Da Feng's book was nothing like that, he reached a climax in the first six chapters and even passed the first difficulty. I wonder if those so-called sacred books also follow this routine, but what am I doing after listening to the first four chapters? It's all nonsense and explanations that can be summed up in one sentence. It's really rare to choose two bad writing skills to waste the great efforts of the author. This kind of mentality is really rare. After I admire it, I want to describe in detail how the male protagonist eats, drinks, poops and wipes his butt, so that I can increase the number of words.

This time the author is not writing about the magical circuit that my family raised me until I was eighteen years old, so I don't owe my family anything, right?

The protagonist has poor qualifications, no golden fingers, and his cultivation speed is indeed not slow. Illogical, right? Conflicting right? But that's what the author wrote, it might as well be cheating.