Part-Time Artist
兼职艺术家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Entertainment Industry
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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536Chapters
110kPopularity
1.2kReaders
9.1Score
1.7kMust-read votes
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Well, to put it simply, it's noticeably inferior to *The Full-Time Artist*. Since it's the author's work after *The Full-Time Artist*, expectations were high. It's not exceptionally good, but it's not mediocre either. It's somewhere between good and average. I've rewatched *The Full-Time Artist* countless times, so I've heard all the songs to death, but it's definitely good.
The story is written in a nested style. If you change "part-time" to "full-time," it's practically a completely different book. Of course, I only read the first 40% of "Full-Time" before I couldn't continue because it's just a pattern of publishing one great work, changing the name, publishing another great work, and so on. It didn't get me excited at all. Although other plagiarized works follow a similar pattern, I could still get into them. Why?
Although it is not quite as good as a full-time artist, you can still see the breakthrough in the author's perspective. Thank you for your hard work, author. I wish you all the best.
The protagonist barely puts in any effort; without the system, he's practically useless...
I've watched half of it, but the scope is too narrow. It's like I'm just wandering around my own neighborhood, being overly simplistic and indecisive.
The Masked Singer is really fun to write, although it's not as good as The King of Masked Singer, it's still pretty good.
After reading Full-Time Artist, I found this book to be very perfunctory, poorly written, and with a less compelling premise and many plot holes.
The beginning was alright, but the later parts were a bit lacking.
Both novels feature a protagonist who is carried by a cheat code, but in "Full-Time Envy," the protagonist has their own personality and life, and the cheat code becomes a tool. In "Part-Time," the protagonist is completely reduced to a tool, almost like someone who can walk a dog.
The last 30 chapters have many plot holes left unresolved, such as his identity in the novel. I wonder if the story will become less engaging later on.