A talented portrait artist suffered from gastric cancer over the weekend, and when he was dying, he awakened to take the portrait system of his life.
From then on, a young man lying in intensive care with pain all over his body sat up tremblingly.
"I want a portrait!"
Painting is done at the age of three. Skull imaging, mosaic restoration, masked search for people, bones carved to find relatives, you ask me to draw!
One after another, works that amaze the world are released.
He saved countless lives with his portraits.
However, people only discovered it when they got to know more deeply.
The person who made so many shocking works turned out to be a young man suffering from a terminal illness.
The whole network burst into tears.
"Please, stop drawing!"
"I can still hold on, there are still many people waiting for my portrait!" Weekend.
"Your body can't bear it anymore!" The doctor said.
"Let me draw a picture. This is... A last wish."
"I can't stand it anymore. Who can save him and save the weekend? I'm willing to give everything!"
The writing is good, but I really can't understand the various unreasonable ideas of various netizens.
I've read more than 80 chapters, and I can't stand it anymore. The enemy in the country or planet where the protagonist is located has powerful hackers, and the country where the protagonist is located can only be suppressed and unable to resist. What should the protagonist's system be called? The life-saving system. The protagonist only needs to draw a portrait of a murderer who is more influential (what does influence here mean? It is a case that causes a big stir in society), and he can gain a certain lifespan, from less to more, until he can. Live like a normal person. At the beginning, the protagonist gets terminal gastric cancer. Then the protagonist draws some portraits of the murderer of the more influential cases. The greater the influence, the more lifespan he gets. I saw more than 80 pictures and jumped directly to the last chapter. I felt that there was nothing interesting in the middle part |•'-'•)و✧
To be honest, it's not very nice. The protagonist always says the same thing when faced with dissuasion, and the plot is so boring. Maybe it's because I haven't seen the exciting part yet.
The subject matter is good, but the writing is too big. A portrait artist really doesn't have that much influence, and then he will always praise and stamp on him. I think a lot of people are talking about the author, so let's give him some hometown, although the writing is very bad.
It's really interesting. To be honest, I didn't even guess many cases. I strongly recommend them.
To put it simply, apart from the subject matter, there are no highlights. It would be fine if there were more details or more descriptions of the case, but most of them are basically watching "netizens" being stupid, or a few police officers who are doing something against the country, and they are busy and helpless, so they just rely on it. It's hard to associate a country with a terminally ill patient who can't get up with today's China. The loss of a national treasure is too deliberate and a bit incompetent. It was stolen and hacked, and the video was deleted. It can also control the flow of traffic in the country. It's just outrageous. . .
Is this the only book? Is there anything else you wrote?
Basically repeating the same routine, being slandered and then blackballed by the entire internet and then slapped in the face.
Why! When I read Chapter 154, I felt that the author was taking it too much for granted. How could you, a person from a company, supervise the handling of national security cases?
I read a book about stomach cancer and about to die, but that one was about writing songs and this one was about portraits. It felt like
The writing is good, but I really can't understand the various unreasonable ideas of various netizens.
I've read more than 80 chapters, and I can't stand it anymore. The enemy in the country or planet where the protagonist is located has powerful hackers, and the country where the protagonist is located can only be suppressed and unable to resist. What should the protagonist's system be called? The life-saving system. The protagonist only needs to draw a portrait of a murderer who is more influential (what does influence here mean? It is a case that causes a big stir in society), and he can gain a certain lifespan, from less to more, until he can. Live like a normal person. At the beginning, the protagonist gets terminal gastric cancer. Then the protagonist draws some portraits of the murderer of the more influential cases. The greater the influence, the more lifespan he gets. I saw more than 80 pictures and jumped directly to the last chapter. I felt that there was nothing interesting in the middle part |•'-'•)و✧
To be honest, it's not very nice. The protagonist always says the same thing when faced with dissuasion, and the plot is so boring. Maybe it's because I haven't seen the exciting part yet.
The subject matter is good, but the writing is too big. A portrait artist really doesn't have that much influence, and then he will always praise and stamp on him. I think a lot of people are talking about the author, so let's give him some hometown, although the writing is very bad.
It's really interesting. To be honest, I didn't even guess many cases. I strongly recommend them.
To put it simply, apart from the subject matter, there are no highlights. It would be fine if there were more details or more descriptions of the case, but most of them are basically watching "netizens" being stupid, or a few police officers who are doing something against the country, and they are busy and helpless, so they just rely on it. It's hard to associate a country with a terminally ill patient who can't get up with today's China. The loss of a national treasure is too deliberate and a bit incompetent. It was stolen and hacked, and the video was deleted. It can also control the flow of traffic in the country. It's just outrageous. . .
Is this the only book? Is there anything else you wrote?
Basically repeating the same routine, being slandered and then blackballed by the entire internet and then slapped in the face.
Why! When I read Chapter 154, I felt that the author was taking it too much for granted. How could you, a person from a company, supervise the handling of national security cases?
I read a book about stomach cancer and about to die, but that one was about writing songs and this one was about portraits. It felt like