The Great Yin-Talisman Merchant

I've read over 100 chapters and I think it's very well written. Reading Tian Qi's book about Thai amulets made me fall in love with books on the subject. I've read a few other books by different authors before, but each story about acquiring an amulet was very short and lacked substance, and the writing was mediocre.

While there are many instances of the protagonist being irrational and numerous logical inconsistencies, the book explains the knowledge about amulets in great detail and very well. I've read several similar books that don't explain things clearly; some even refer to amulets as "yin-yang amulets" and present them as part of Chinese culture.

This is the first time I've read this type of book. It's well-written, very engaging, fast-paced, and very enjoyable.

It's a good watch, but the ending felt a bit rushed, though the content is still quite good.

The beginning was incredibly vivid and captivating; each episodic story kept me reading day and night, even making me suspect some parts were based on the author's own experiences! The later parts got a bit fantastical, and the ending felt rushed, but I still finished it. If you're looking for something to read, give this a try! ❤️

It's a good watch. The characters are well-developed, and the plot flows smoothly in the early stages, but it gets messy later on. Also, the rushed ending is a bit of a shame.

Firstly, the author's writing style is average, but the story is very engaging and the logic is clear. Secondly, the author seems quite knowledgeable about these topics, which is unusual; they must have done a lot of research. 🍉 The results shouldn't be this bad. I highly recommend it.

Is the author a genuine card dealer? I'd like to request a deck of cards.

Compared to the previous "Great Sorcerer," it lacked some of the climactic moments, such as the flying head fighting the demon fetus.

I bought the amulet from you.