The Talisman Master’s Undercover Cultivation Notes

It's a very good book, with a good setting, and the story behind it is quite interesting, and some details are interspersed quite well, but the pace is slow, but all in all, it's much better than most fairy tales on Tomato.

Although there is no rating, the writing is pretty good. However, the system is not clearly written. The realm and skill level are not introduced clearly at the beginning. The alchemy formation and talismans are not explained clearly. In fact, the plot is quite good. There is nothing brainless, and there is no pretentious and slap-in-the-face plot. These have surpassed most books. Objective evaluation.

I don't know why the score is so low. I think it should be at least 9.2. It is very well written and the protagonist's character is normal. This makes him look like a college student who has been educated in China, unlike some books where the protagonist clearly traveled through time and ended up looking like a demon. I just don't understand why I didn't find an old woman to be the heroine instead of a senior sister. Maybe it's the author's special hobby. Overall, it's very beautiful. I hope the author will work harder and update it, and stop being a eunuch 😄

After reading a few chapters, my first impression was that the protagonist came from the villain sect to the righteous sect as an undercover agent. When he saw the people who came with him, he killed his colleagues because they were worried about exposing their identities. Why did he save the master? I'm giving it four stars for the time being, and I'll wait and see what the next rating will be. After reading hundreds of chapters, the plot of this book is quite reasonable, there are no crazy villains, and there are not many poisonous points. It can be regarded as a rare good tomato. It just seems that the traffic is not very high

The plot is interesting, substantial and coherent. It's not like a cool novel. It's a lousy novel where the logic of the whole book runs through a few chapters. The description of the fighting scenes may be a bit lacking, but I haven't seen a good one in Tomato Cultivation. If you are in a book shortage after reading too many books, I think this may be good. Of course, in terms of plot, there are the old version of Xiuxian that push the protagonist forward and some deliberate routines, but the author's plot conception and writing skills undoubtedly make this harmless, and it is really good in Tomato

It's not that I don't follow the reading, it's just that your updates are too slow. I hope I can keep writing

Version patch: Major changes have been made to Chapters 4 and 5 of the first volume, mainly to solve the logical bugs of "Tianfu Sect does not interrogate traitors when they find them" and "Five members of Guiyun Hall do not report each other". Interested fellow Taoists can check it out. In the beginning, this book was written just for fun, and there are some ill-considered poisonous points. Thank you for your tolerance. After the third volume is written, revisions will be made uniformly.

I've read a volume and a half, and I think it's OK. Although it's not top-notch, it's not 6.7 Either.

A very good story, smooth, rhythmic, and all kinds of foreshadowing are recycled in place. For me personally, it can be called a fairy grass. I highly recommend everyone to read it. I really don't want such a good book to be buried. I also hope that the author will have a good income because of this book. I will update it more and read more as a reader.

The author's concept itself is very original, coupled with profound knowledge and plot. Looks very attractive