Xihuan: Holding Twelve Talismans in Hand, I Enjoy Life

Overall, well written! There are no inexplicable adjectives added randomly! It's just that some of the plots are a bit cliche! Chapter 133 Disgusting! ! ! ? ? I can't walk when I see a woman! ! ! !

What a classic and iconic female character. Unfortunately, this style is no longer popular. It's a classic within a classic [smile] Forget it, Samsung won't be swallowed up after all.

At the beginning, I was still thinking that the writing would be so smooth, that there would be no problems in all aspects, and that the battle plot and development direction would be very good. Why did it take me so long to discover a great book. Four or more than 100 photos of a relationship buddy a day is 25 days worth. So awesome. . . . .

You can still watch it, it's considered a high-quality product on Tomato The first part is okay, but the second one is a little bit toxic. One is about the half-orc queen Hui Aheiyan and she matches up with the protagonist's sexual orientation (personally I think it's a bit toxic). The other one is the female thief. When I first saw the author's description of her, I felt a bit bad. Later, it turned out to be true, and in the middle someone reminded the protagonist that there was something wrong with the female thief. However, the protagonist acted like nothing was wrong and didn't take any precautions.

The title should be: Holding twelve talismans, I act like a cow or a horse

Although the writing occasionally has some flaws, I can't bear to update it 10 times a day! So powerful! Must be 5 stars⭐! It doesn't look good in the back...

At present, I have seen the female thief sneak attack on the protagonist on the battlefield, and see what the protagonist is going to do after that. Although the author obviously intends to arrange her role, I will not make any guesses until it is actually revealed. My personal opinion is that even if we don't kill her on the spot (obviously the author arranged for a scene), we should give her a big blow and teach her a lesson by cutting off her hands and feet. Anyway, there is a horse charm. If it were to inadvertently reveal that she is very beautiful, and then the protagonist becomes a dog licker and fools around with it, then I can only say that it is not far away from one star.

Very good western fantasy, makes my cock spin The protagonist is in Western Fantasy. His whole family dies due to an accident and he returns to his territory to inherit the title. Goldfinger is a zodiac sign It was a little slow in the beginning, but then it got better There is a reason why the rating is not high

Okay, it's very interesting to watch, but the female thief is annoying to watch. Except for the fact that I have no motivation to watch the female thief as soon as she comes out, everything else is very interesting to watch.

It can be seen that the author is a person who loves to read the adventures of Jackie Chan. At the same time, the protagonist in the early stage can be said to be a god-like existence in the current mainland. Various parallel recommendations and the atmosphere of the story created can also give readers who like this type of subject the motivation to continue to follow up. It is a relatively high-quality novel that Tomato has read recently.

It's wonderful. Although the author is not the first to combine 12 talismans with another world, he is the best in writing. Everything has a price. For example, talismans require animal souls. This idea is particularly good for the sense of balance. Blessings, the author is getting better and better, and he is rising step by step [Please update]

Overall, it's good. Some comments say that the female snitch is actually okay, and the image is still standing. The real problem is that the male protagonist looks very powerful, but he is not happy at all. Even now, a boss will be refreshed every now and then to torture him. This is the case for the earth element, and the same is true for the Silver Prince. Why does his grandma love to write aggrieved plots so much?

The novel is not bad, but it's a pity that it's hard to agree with others. Anyway, I'm not interested in the behavior of always thinking about other people's wives, but there should be many people who like it. The other plots are okay, and the pace is not too fast. Unlike some novels where combat power is urgently needed and the combat power increases quickly. The combat power in this book is slow to improve, but it is enough in many cases in this world. Finally, as usual, I wish the author better and better as he writes more.

The Ghost Mature Headless Horseman, with an eight-foot adult figure, the head and the body are separate, and the head and body can feel the same. The body is divided into child and mother connection points to share perception, and then the protagonist steals the body in the dungeon, and the head comes to the protagonist's house to steal the body. What about the author? Of course, the plot I imagined may be a bit low, but it is quite good to accompany the protagonist at home with the head and venture out with the body to chat with people.

To be honest, it's pretty good to learn. At least it doesn't look awkward anymore, and it's quite refreshing. The characters also have their own personalities without being stereotyped. There is also a sense of freshness in various abilities. There is no limitation on the original ability setting of the 12 spells. There are improvements and extensions.

There are currently more than 300 chapters, which are pretty good. The author has a certain knowledge of the Middle Ages. Unlike some other Western fantasies, which are neither Chinese nor Western. The writing style is good. It is not a sideways push but I have not lost a few times in front of others. Although the protagonist is not invincible, his combat power is quite reasonable. Other settings that were a little unpalatable or unreasonable at first sight have also been rounded up. In addition, it has been very enjoyable to read after the few updates. I hope to continue to have more. The shortcoming is that there are a few small poisonous points, such as the space gloves, the thief, and the two princesses. Although the story comes back to full circle later, it is still not very enjoyable to watch at the beginning. At present, 7.7 Is slightly lower. Generally speaking, it is possible to maintain this level of 8.5. It is also possible to go down to 9. First, I will starve to death with a five-star lesbian.

The rationality of the plot is okay, the IQ is at the average level, there is no particularly exciting battle of wits, and the plot settings are commendable. However, the author likes to hide many settings and his ability to express them is not outstanding. For many plots, the author himself needs to explain the reasons in the comment area, which greatly affects the perception. However, the reasons are reasonable and there are no serious logical flaws.

It's good-looking and worth reading. It also has a lot of updates, which is very good. As for those who say that the pressure on combat power is too heavy, just come with your mouth, right? If you read too many Wudi articles, get out. You started Wudi and asked the author to write something stupid, and suppress the combat power every day, just like a sunspot. So far, I think it's good. There is no Madonna in Western fantasy novels, and there are no logical errors. The writing is smooth and the plot is well advanced. Especially when you include a girl by the way, it's not embarrassing. It's very good. You must keep writing.

It deserves a five-star encouragement. At least it shows that the author put great care into writing the book. As a Western fantasy novel, it does not have a strong flavor of Japanese comics. It only has magic, knights, and fighting for hegemony with lords. It is eye-catching. The detailed world view is even more exciting. Although the setting is too large, which makes writing extremely difficult, the author can still clearly see that he has put in a lot of hard work. Perhaps the only drawback is that the setting of the protagonist's combat power is a bit confusing. After all, it is the ability of the talisman, and the concept of charging the talisman is arbitrary, so it seems to be a bit conflicting. I hope the author will update more, it's really not enough. The author is very thoughtful, and the second design of the Golden Finger Talisman is very creative, but the combat power is too vague, which makes the Golden Finger give people a very weak impression (in fact, it weakens the spell a lot). There is no vague or clear combat power stage, which makes people feel very confused in terms of combat power. One beats this one and another beats that one. The description of the magic armor's combat power is also high and low. The rare material armor and the god's blessing armor are all quite confusing. And the spell is also very confusing. The setting at the beginning is that it can be stacked, but later it is mentioned that more than ten thousand people will be killed, but the spell ability is hardly improved, which makes this golden finger setting very inconsistent. The perception is that the author needs the male protagonist to be so strong, then the male protagonist will be strong, and if he needs to be weak, he will be weak. This is a disadvantage of not having a clear combat power system. Secondly, the story is relatively bland, and there is no exciting point. The whole story is relatively bland, but fortunately the story is good and can be read, but it is still not enough in the end. However, it is indeed difficult to write an original story, and it is understandable that you cannot cover everything. I hope the author can work hard.

The writing is really good, but looking at the current rating of 7.3, I guess it is basically the contribution of the so-called "Rogue"

The little lord has a good start and is quite interesting. Chapter 133 of Akaishi, I was previously curious about how the author of this thief managed it, and it was really Akaishi. It is said that the protagonist bullies the people and steals from others, but the protagonist actually feels guilty! ! ! The protagonist is paid! ! As lavish as the protagonist is, if a rabbit is given a silver coin, will a chicken or a dog give him money? A civil servant earns only four gold coins a year, and one gold coin earns twelve silver coins. Who wouldn't be happy.

It's okay, the pacing is okay, the protagonist doesn't have to hold back much, it's just that there's always the Riddler plot, anyway, I don't talk about it, it's not a big deal, it's just that the Riddler is tiring to watch. And it's too overwhelming. The meaning of the protagonist's combat power is unclear, and he doesn't use spells. One moment he is said to be very strong, and then a stronger one comes out. The protagonist's combat power is sometimes high and sometimes low, and it becomes more and more pretentious later on. . . I can't walk when I see a girl

In the later stage, the protagonist already has resources in his hands, but he still hasn't seen the pig's feet convert resources into strength. The author is under pressure to increase.

Good! This book is much better than I expected. It's not like some novels that are rated 9 or 8 and are full of procrastinating chapters. Each of several levels of dungeon trials can be written into more than 10 chapters. The author's control of the plot is quite good. Good review [Blow kiss]

This book is really good and worth reading. The writing is fluent. The main character is a magician and he should try to learn more about magic and do more research on magic and magic. After all, there are many readers on the Fa Ye Party website. There is also a world where nobles have extraordinary power, and merchants, commoners, and subordinates go too far towards the nobles. There are many times in the article that civilians speak rudely to the protagonist and challenge the bottom line of the aristocratic system. This is a feudal monarchy world mainly in the Middle Ages, not a glorified Japanese adventure game. Those who dare to do this in the real world are not the lords who are the benevolent ones. In feudal society, respect and inferiority are one of the foundations of rule. In peacetime, it goes beyond force.

Just the latest battle with the undead knight, and the Chimera, why not use the monkey charm to turn them into little mice and then kill them? Did the author not think of it? I feel that after having the monkey charm, the protagonist should be considered invincible. If anyone is unhappy, just turn it into a mouse. I feel like the battle force is a bit harsh, killing so many animals, even Warcraft, and the latest description of this nightmare beast is so strong that even the horse spell cannot repair the armor after killing him. Don't those who like to watch 12 spells like that feeling of invincibility? You can make the world stronger, but don't suppress the power of the 12 spells all the time. As of the latest chapter, the snake charm can't even make you completely invisible. I'm really speechless.

Overall it's pretty good It's a pity that the design is slow-paced and refreshing, which is more in line with the setting of traditional online novels. It means taking it step by step slowly, and designing a refreshing point every time you clear a small plot. Living a fast-paced life, reading slow-paced novels is indeed a bit torturous. If you like this kind of novel, it is probably very comfortable. (The following are some personal opinions, for reference only. If I were to design the structure of the novel, I would change the twelve talismans to "comprehension and unlocking", which means that whether you kill or touch, as long as you have physical contact with the animal, or indirect contact, and understand the superpower from it, you can directly possess it, instead of the current killing of twelve kinds of animals, the level determines the power obtained. Then the hero's mana needs to be slowly cultivated. The mana is the energy source of the spell. As for the power of the spell, the sin of possessing the jade and the depth of understanding must also be taken into consideration. The two complement each other. This way, it is more exciting and there is a basis for taking the plot slowly.)

It was really fine before, the design of the twelve talismans was quite good, and the Queen was also tolerated by some viewers. It's hard to reconcile everyone's opinions

It's not bad. The world view is quite clear. It comes with a map, but it's a little less exciting. It feels more daily, slow-paced, and the writing is more delicate. If it's not exciting enough, it has to be replaced by other aspects, right? It is said that there are many women, but in fact it is just a cook. The protagonist does not have an aristocratic mentality, and his moral bottom line is quite high. After reading Chapter 86, let alone eating it, I haven't even drank the broth. There are three in my preliminary guesses, but there is not even an ambiguous period, so you can imagine the rhythm. If you don't have high requirements for pleasure, have no lust, and can tolerate a little poison, I think it can be watched. For me, it's just watchable. I think Western fantasy novels are a good genre, but the pace makes me a little impatient.

Although it is hard to agree with everyone, I don't believe that anyone who reads the female assassin in Chapter 133 will think it is well written [face covering]