The Great Talisman Master

I've read about 30 chapters, and I specifically subscribed for 100 points just to comment. I think some people are really toxic; they criticize for the sake of criticizing, and I admit their tactics are a bit outdated, but some of them really don't deserve the criticism, right? For example, the intercity instance captain telling Bai Muye to hide his strength is perfectly normal.

I've given up on the book. I read about 50 chapters in total. I even had to spend 100 coins just to be able to post something on social media. I'm wondering if the author is exploiting the game's mechanics. It was a bit of a struggle to read. If the protagonist wants to hide themselves, why are you participating in any competitions?

I'll bump this post every day 😁

I only started reading Dao Shu's works last year. At that time, I read "Boundless". Dao Shu built a magnificent and colorful fantasy world for us. The writing is beautiful, the plot is bizarre, the ideas are clear, and the logic is thorough. In the current context of the proliferation of online novels, it is a rare fantasy masterpiece!

Reading this book always gave me a very depressing feeling, like I had anger but nowhere to vent it. I admit that I don't think there are any bad points in this book, but I just felt very uncomfortable reading it.

Forget it, I won't be polite... I was going to hold out until chapter 50 to see if things would improve, but it's still the same... And this is supposed to be a platinum author's work? And this is supposed to be a one-star author's work? The author's list of masterpieces on Qidian is so inflated these days... The setting is fragmented, the plot is clichéd, and it's all so tedious and awkward.

Does the protagonist have to have some inexplicable flaw? I don't know what the authors at Qidian were thinking. The protagonists in their books can fly and move mountains and fill seas, yet they are directionally challenged and can't tell east from west. They can draw talismans and set up arrays, but they can't draw or write well. They can refine pills and craft weapons, but they can't cook well.

He'll be in charge of being handsome, you'll be in charge of writing, and I'll be in charge of the recommendation votes. 🤭

Sigh... I really didn't enjoy watching the battle between the prodigies of the gods and humans. Of course, fighting 3,000 people alone would be incredibly exciting in the traditional sense. But I think that's a serious situation where everyone else is risking their lives. It shouldn't become a stepping stone for the protagonist to show off.

As many readers guessed, Old Lu was once again helpless against the poison and had to rely on Little White to step in, using three Grandmaster-level high-grade purification talismans to solve the problem. The young man and Old Lu were astonished.