
Travel Begins with Painting
旅行从画家开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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313Chapters
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I didn't see it listed, I only saw it was around 60. My impression is that the protagonist didn't go on vacation, but rather changed jobs. This kind of writing focuses on the scenery along the way, and the people and events encountered. The first leg of the trip was pretty good. There were happy moments and unhappy moments, people and stories, traditional crafts and culture.
The protagonist is too petty and his character isn't well-developed.
Perhaps because he suffered a lot of mistreatment and lack of money while traveling, the protagonist, despite having a system, is unable to be carefree and is timid and uncomfortable.
After taking a peek, I discovered that the author is truly multi-talented, proficient in piano, bamboo flute, photography, and more.
I can't bear to tell you, but foreigners' perception of Chengdu is similar to our perception of red lights in the Netherlands.
Is it due to the author's own reasons that the protagonist is a eunuch?
It was pretty good before it was released, but after reading dozens of chapters, I realized something was off...
Multiple female leads confirmed
He's got a handsome face, and his luck with women is off the charts. He flirts with every girl he meets and never rejects anyone. Isn't he just waiting to build a harem? A Tibetan girl as the first wife, a junior assistant as the second wife, and the old squad leader as a concubine. 😅
After reading the first 25 chapters, I felt that the plot was a bit off. The protagonist is supposed to be a painter, but the thing he's trying to get attention for isn't painting, which just doesn't feel right.
To be fair, the story was good, but the protagonist's personality was disgusting; he was a guy who wanted to have it all.
Another story that begins with the protagonist being dumped and deceived by a woman.