The Coffin Lid Was Just About to Close When the Twelve Talismans Finally Arrived

Personally, I think it's alright, nothing special for Tomato Novels. If it's really written by AI, then hurry up and finish it; if it's written by a real person, then hurry up and finish it too. How long does it take to read these 60 or 70 pages? Two pages a day, each over 2,000 words. The number of people following this story is decreasing. Also, the theme is good. Are there any similar ones?

It's a pretty good book with no major flaws. The biggest issue might be the age of the characters. It mentions a granddaughter who is "Little Eighteen," meaning the daughter of the youngest son, but the protagonist is over seven hundred years old, so the granddaughter should be quite old too.

I hope you can add a setting where the protagonist's descendants can also use a lower-powered version of the talisman, like a bloodline power, possessing a lower-powered version of one of the talismans' abilities.

Starting at the Golden Core Perfection stage, with talismans, what's there to be afraid of? Just try a few more times, I refuse to believe I can't break through. Without the Nascent Soul Pill, you can't break through... Looking at the table of contents, the latest chapter only shows a breakthrough to the Nascent Soul stage 🤦

The twelve talismans aren't at the lowest level of power at the start, so it's worth reading. The talismans could be further developed. While one update a day is stable, it's too infrequent in this fast-paced reading era, and the story won't be very popular. More frequent, high-quality updates will yield better results. Keep it up, author!

Overall, the novel is quite well-written, especially the first 100 chapters or so, which are very enjoyable to read. As for the later chapters, it depends on personal preference. Because the protagonist opens up a new world later on, even though his cultivation level is greatly boosted, going directly from Nascent Soul to Body Integration, he is still defeated by a powerful being.

Such a well-written cultivation novel, yet it received such a low score. The protagonist has a significant cheat ability, but it's not forced or suppressed; the limitations of the twelve talismans are well-known. The plot is reasonable, quite original, and the world-building is extensive. The protagonist is neither a saint nor a ruthless killer. Definitely a top-tier cultivation novel!! Five-star recommendation.

I thought it was a wish-fulfillment novel, all that awesome stuff about to take off, but it only reaches the Nascent Soul stage at level 130+! 👍

I read it all the way to the end in one go, which is really great for someone experiencing a reading slump. The only downside is the slow update speed. The main plot outline is good, and the future looks promising. If all else fails, they could use AI to add a couple more chapters, otherwise it's just not enough!

Having finished reading it, I found it wasn't as toxic as some reviews suggested; at least it's a high-grade pill with minimal toxicity. As for the combat power of suppressing the twelve talismans, I felt it was alright. If it were as excessive as some speculated, the novel's pacing wouldn't be like this. Overall, I still highly recommend reading it.