Six Years of Compulsory Education in Talisman Studies

Which is better: a synopsis of the story of the Witch King Ming? Introduction 1: This is a world where talismans and spells are prevalent. Literary talent and poetry can be used to kill enemies. Taoist talismans can grant immortality. The barbarian tribesmen sought to communicate with the gods.

The third-ranked scholar has become lazy. They can't even think of a proper title. 😅😅😅

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Since the third-ranked scholar asked for opinions and suggestions, as a seasoned bookworm, I'd like to offer one. The author's books have a particularly grand setting and almost always resolve any plot holes, which is an advantage. In my opinion, the only flaw in Tan Hua's books is the lack of proper balance between detail and summary. They are mostly detailed without any summary.

Could that maid be the companion beast that Xiao Hua gave to Xiao Ming?

If Chinese poetry and prose are used well, it can create a more immersive experience, such as Confucianism and Taoism. However, few books of this kind are successful because fabricated martial arts techniques are easy to write—even the Nine Yin Manual can be described as incredibly powerful. But poetry and prose are different.

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The title is a major flaw; one glance is enough to deter any further reading. Even popular or high-quality books wouldn't dare to do this, and I've never seen a top author do it this way. As the editor-in-chief, 314, once said, the title and synopsis are like the work's advertising copy. If even the advertising copy isn't appealing, why would anyone read the book, pay for it, or support it? Right? The author has the skill, but other factors need to be considered.

Hopefully, this new book by the author, which is a mix of risqué and non-risqué content, will attract more readers to add it to their collections.

It's a real shame that Earth's only cultivator, who was already quite popular, was suddenly banned! Sigh.