Sword Questions of the Talisman Heart

I personally like this novel. It's not a pleasant novel, but the protagonist doesn't look for trouble or get sick. The reason why it's not so satisfying is because in the world set by the author, civilian geniuses like the protagonist are a kind of humanoid medicine. Many people know that the protagonist is a god and will take away the fruits of the protagonist's efforts to become a god (divine bones and the like can be used as spiritual roots and can be taken away). Therefore, the protagonist can only hide (it is normal for Silent Company to spend money to inspect, but the protagonist has no way to obtain product information, and valuation is not feasible). The second dissatisfying point is talents. There are all kinds of talents, but the protagonist can always meet someone who can detect him. Then I went to the Silent Company for an inspection for insurance, and then I had to spend money (don't delay, just spend money to avoid trouble, but it's not very pleasant. This is not a poisonous point, it is right, it's just that as a reader, I am not very happy, and it is not a poisonous point of the plot. As the world view unfolds, the protagonist develops in this way. It is right) The performance of the protagonist in the article has indeed reduced a lot of troubles. This is undeniable, but people in this world do do more evil than good (there should be a reason why the protagonist always comes into contact with the layer where there is some kind of benefit distribution). The protagonist can quickly detect and solve the problem. This is indeed good. An incident will not be delayed for you, and if it is not resolved, it is not enough insurance (this is an advantage) The plot is okay, although it is not very satisfying, but it cannot be denied that the protagonist's strength is not suppressed at all (except for professional skills, I personally feel that the author has not surpassed the protagonist in terms of strength improvement). Even if the trial object can indeed suppress the protagonist, there are also reasons why the professional counterpart and the protagonist in the early stage are indeed a bit weak (in the early stage, only the gold and silver skills dare to challenge the God Trial. It is strange if it is not difficult). I like this novel better because there are no inexplicable taunts and "personally" I don't feel any poison. I can only say that it doesn't feel good. The water is endless

Nothing else, I just like books with logic and rigorous data! The depreciation of gold coins is too great! Ordinary people save 1 gold coin a year, and it costs 1 million to buy a pill that allows them to disguise themselves for 24 hours. Ordinary people earn 1 million per year or work for 1 million people for one year to be able to transform. So what is the value of ordinary people? They should have been the cornerstone of the world, their labor value and time created money, and the rulers exploited them to obtain gold coins. According to such prices, how many ordinary people does a city need to support consumption? Even 1 billion is not enough.

In fact, if someone starts reading the novel, they still have to avoid the pitfalls that should be avoided. I saw someone commented that 1. Doppelgangers. In fact, many people don't like doppelgangers, especially those with self-awareness. Do modern people like AI? I believe most people like it, but does anyone like someone who looks exactly like you, has the same personality, and has the same abilities? Isn't this a very scary thing? 2. The protagonist awakens the Taoist cultivation ability, and then a certain big boss knows this information remotely, as if it is something that should be there from the beginning🤦. It feels like fate Gu. I don't like the term fate or destiny. The subject matter is not bad and I give it four stars, but it would be better to handle this kind of detail with the senses.

I personally think this book is very good. The upgrade settings and plot arrangements are reasonable, and the world view is relatively grand. However, it will not be like writing for a long time and then finding out that the place where I started writing is a small place. It is clearly told at the beginning that this is a small place. The world view is spread out from the beginning, so I have expectations in my heart. I highly recommend it.

The plot is well written, and the protagonist and villain are not brainless. There is no stupid part, just stick with it

Very good, especially the Crypt Man copy, very exciting! The protagonist is very sympathetic to the positive caveman. But the cavemen should actually be regarded as traitors, selling the origin of the world to supply their own race. When facing thousands of troops, the protagonist waves his hand and tells you to step back and let the cavemen block the way back while the protagonist comes to cut off the rear. This fearless spirit made this book disappear from my bookshelf in an instant.

The writing is okay, but the level rises a bit slowly. Although the combat power is very high, it cannot be displayed openly for the time being. It is only level 4 now, and it will be level 12 in the future. It is not clear what level it corresponds to in terms of immortal cultivation. But at the moment, a golden elixir corresponds to at least level 11. There is also Nascent Soul in the back. It seems that it has not been mentioned later, but those who have watched Qi Cultivation and Immortality know that there are quite a lot of levels in the later levels until you become an immortal. One level has a threshold. At present, the upgrade speed is relatively slow. I don't know how many thousands of words it will take to finish writing. I can only support it for a year and a half for now.

There are still some 8 points. At least the logic of the more than 200 chapters is smooth. It shouldn't be rated so low simply because there are too many Crimson Kings. Even if you set it yourself, it won't look like it's spraying. The overall pace is not that fast, just food. Of course, those who want to read Invincible can go. Developmental protagonist. Comparable to 98%.

Not only 6.9 Points, but also an 8-point rating. The writing is very good, but the plot is a bit of a classic, the kind of plot that has been used badly. But the early writing was relatively stable. A typical example of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger, a typical cool point followed by a little turtle point.

I saw the latest, this book deserves 4 stars, but the overall rating is too low, so I might as well give it a five-star rating. The career system is well written, and career growth data is fairly rigorous. Both the protagonist and the supporting characters have online IQs, the map is huge, and the games between various races and political games are all written about, so it's not a simple piece of writing. Unfortunately, the economic system was fine in the early stage, but it feels like it is on the verge of collapse later on. Although there are few specific benefits later, the protagonist's benefits are also based on physical goods. Although he is very rich, many of them are useless. There are many things that he dare not buy through normal channels, so he needs to be patient. The secret company has countless good things, but it may be to suppress the protagonist, so he does not buy them because they are too expensive. Also, the Dengshen Armor is only said to be standard equipment for the super rich second generation, but the specific price has never been mentioned. Is it because I haven't decided yet?