High Martial Descends: My Rat Talisman

Keep it up, author!

Read it carefully and keep it up! I'll promote the book everywhere, because a good book shouldn't be overlooked.

This is truly a great read; it's the best Spider-Man story I've seen on Tomato Novels. The Sheep Charm is just a supplementary element. Why hasn't the author written about the protagonist's resurrected army of little people? (Giving it 5 stars as encouragement, it's not easy for anyone [think about it carefully])

It was very hard work, so I'll give it five stars. Unity is strength, I truly believe that. Even in games, like League of Legends, with its overpowered mechanics and insane skill animations, if teammates underperform, you'll still lose! Marvel's Avengers relied on S. H. I. E. L. D. For support, and even in Honor of Kings, it takes five players working together.

The subject matter is clearly novel, and the writing is quite good; it's a very enjoyable read. So why are there so few readers and comments? [What?]

So what kind of story is this? You call this high-fantasy martial arts, but I haven't seen anything high-fantasy about it. At most, there are superpowered martial artists. And all I see is urban fiction.

It's very good, but it's a bit toxic. Author, please check it carefully. I've even read all the comments. Author, you should read more comments. Those involved are often blinded, while bystanders see things more clearly. Some people can point it out to you. You should investigate this thoroughly.

It's a pretty good novel, and quite insightful. Rats can bring inanimate objects to life, but if used on a spark prism, it would at most make them jump around, not allow for direct transformation. Using it to revive insect arrows would be... Well... As for more powerful items like super-energy devices, I wouldn't even dare to dream about them.

The author deserves a five-star review for their hard work. Just a small suggestion: since it only utilizes the power of the Rat Talisman, a prerequisite should be added: any inanimate object that is brought to life should automatically recognize the protagonist as its master. This way, the protagonist can roam freely from now on.

Personally, I thought it was pretty good (though a bit padded). The pacing was slow. As for the so-called "bad points" (๑•ω•็ั๑) (I'm super resistant to bad stuff), I didn't really find anything wrong with it. The protagonist's personality is very realistic (many other novels' protagonists are overpowered or something). The author is also amazing for writing four novels at the same time.