Twelve Talismans: Giving the Ancients a Transmigrator's Shock

It's okay to read it as a relaxing and refreshing article. Compared to those other bumbling protagonists. This one looks more comfortable. I know the main character is a weirdo. As for other comments, I didn't mention the key points after talking for a long time. The protagonist is so strong from the front, but the heroine is also stronger, so there is no need to write it. This article is not that kind of effort. That kind of hard power without a female protagonist will definitely have a positive effect. Basically, the protagonist is invincible. The main reason is that the author didn't learn from others who wrote the kind of outrageous plot, and forcefully created the feeling that my sister has cerebral palsy. As for most of them writing about women. Enjoying spiritual pleasure is a normal thing. And there are very few who actually threaten the protagonist. Overall relaxed. (In a word, the author would not deliberately embarrass the protagonist in this kind of plot.) I don't know if it's an illusion or something about the two sisters. I always bring those two from "The Great Butler". You can skip reading about 70 pictures. Those few started to feed shit. I started out just for fun. The main thing is to understand the ideas and be funny. Those chapters stand out as garbage.

I read it in one sitting. The author's writing is very good and the plot is quite novel. I also like the character of the protagonist. After getting the twelve talismans, I didn't become arrogant. Instead, I first understood the situation in the other world. I just felt that the talisman was a bit stretched, or that the protagonist couldn't use it, and it was so laborious to kill someone. The rabbit charm and the cow charm were used to blow the head apart with one punch. No one could escape due to the speed of the rabbit charm. Adding the cow charm with one punch would definitely kill him. The protagonist fought with the person named Mei and let him run away in the end. It felt like he had used the charm on the dog. The author has good literary skills, this is a fine book, and I give it five stars.

The writing is still very good, but too little. If you maintain quality and don't give up, you should be able to become popular in the future. Support it

It's quite interesting. It's mainly a comedy. It's not about a male protagonist who wants to be invincible after time travel or has a harem of stallions. There's no pressure on the male protagonist to become stronger. The spell settings haven't been developed yet, but Lao Den can easily defeat the intruders. Some negative reviews are fair, and some are random reviews. The book's rating shouldn't be as low as 5.6. According to what I've read 💩, which has a rating of 7/8, this novel should have a rating of 8.5. The insertion of other female supporting characters (harem?) In the plot does not make me remember her name. If it is inserted too much, I may still remember her name.

The book is a good book, but a bit short

I have seen 50 pictures, and the overall feeling is okay, but they are all time travellers, and I feel that I will not find ways to use the 12 spells. I hope to continue to strengthen them in the future and do some cool operations.

The logic of the book written by a newcomer is fresh and refined, and it is encouraging!

I used to like to watch pretending to be pigs and eating tigers, but now I just like to watch tigers eating pigs, and that's it for the fun of it.

Brothers, I came up with an idea, which is to pretend to be a Taoist priest and then catch monsters. There is a monkey charm that says whoever is a monster is the one.

I think this book is very nice. Except for the main character, sometimes he doesn't make good use of the auxiliary power, but it is well written, especially the Dragon King. I thought he would use the rat charm to turn a stone into a Dragon King and kill the Three Saints Prince. Unexpectedly, it turned out to be a monkey.