I Work as a Talisman Master in Liaozhai

Now, I don't even know what I wrote 🙂

Generating light is also a magical power. What's the use? It's such a cheap magical power.

I have read more than two hundred chapters, and I can't stand it anymore. I really don't like the pig's trotters personality more and more. The previous chapter was very well written when Pig's Knuckle was weak. He was cautious and did not lose his wits. All members' IQs were online. However, as Pig's Foot's strength grew, Pig's Foot failed to assume the corresponding responsibilities and obligations, and it still had the mentality of a bastard. At present, I have read about chapter 230. Pig's Foot is about to become a real person and become a strong person in the Xia Kingdom. But judging from the current plot, Pig's Foot refused to save the mortal surnamed Cao because he needed to expend some strength, but he saved Ning Caichen. On the front line, the immortals and gods of Xia Kingdom are fighting against the demons, but the pig's feet sneak back to the rear of Xia Kingdom to show off. Although Pig's Foot is a time traveler and not a person from the Xia Kingdom, the Xia Kingdom is based on China, and the plot also says that Pig's Foot has feelings for the Xia Kingdom. Moreover, what is on the front line is a battle between gods and demons, a war between humans and demons. Pig's Foot is a human being and a cultivator. The Immortal is still a high-level combatant. In the past, he was a speculator and fished in the water (this can also be explained as the pig's feet are still weak and insignificantly developed). Later, when he became strong, he felt that the world could be conquered and then ran back to show his sage to the people of Xia. Without any sense of responsibility, he was simply not a son of a man. It can be said that as Pig's Foot's strength grows, Pig's Foot sees himself less and less as a person, and becomes more and more indifferent, just a demon pursuing power. What I want to see is that the poor take care of themselves, and the prosperous ones help the world. But what the author showed me is that the poor take care of themselves alone, and the prosperous ones take over the world.

As a talisman master, don't you feel panicked if you don't have tens of thousands of talismans on you?

Please change the protagonist and make the protagonist so timid. I came here to read the novel, not to teach me how to be timid, how to save my life, and how to become stronger by killing monsters. What you said is that life is important, and you can take your time in cultivation, but it doesn't matter. As soon as you meet a monster, you start to shirk me, and so on, and so on. Saving your life is important... Mainly every time, the problem is that after finally taking action, you kill me with one blow. You are so interesting, and a common man is still angry. In summary, the protagonist is suitable to find a Taoist temple to retire, and is not suitable to be the protagonist.

Can I ask the author, does this book have a female protagonist? If not, I will look for other books to read. After all, I always read books with a female protagonist. After all, reality is miserable enough, so there is no need to be mentally castrated in novels.

To be honest, the sentence "What can the common people hope for but me, Lu Lixian" disgusts me. The protagonist is a refined egoist who is only interested in profit. His words of benevolence, justice and morality are all disguises, and his heart is all about business interests. Hypocrites are more annoying than real villains, but some supporting characters are brilliantly portrayed. The gray energy mechanism is weird, like a demon eating people to replenish the true spirit. The protagonist's unexplained quick cultivation makes people feel that he has been transformed or transformed into a "demon" without knowing it.

At first I thought it was a supernatural thing from a Chinese fairy tale, using magic symbols to eliminate demons. However, later on it became an upgrade to fight monsters, and the fairy tale theme only had a few names and only a few copies. Later, it derailed. The plot was delayed in inverse proportion to the timeline. It lost popularity and lost its fairy spirit, and it became a popular fantasy product.

The protagonist has a bit of a fairy spirit at the beginning, but later on, the higher his level of cultivation becomes, the darker he gets. Later on, he simply doesn't treat people as human beings. When he goes to sea, the mortal crew members he recruits are not human beings, and he even says that all those who block the way are useless. . . Captain Zhang Ke is just an ordinary person, why did he board a ship like yours?

I gave up the book. The more I wrote, the more tired and boring I became. The main character was described as selfish, heartless and hypocritical. The plot was good at the beginning but became more and more draggy at the end. I skipped a few chapters to read it. The spell system was still readable at the beginning, but I didn't know where to go when it came to the outline at the end. I was so disappointed! ! ! !

This is my first time to praise someone. Most of my reviews are about bad books, but this book is really well written. Good luck to the author.

The plot where the protagonist leaves the East China Sea was unbearable from the beginning. In the end, the protagonist ended up becoming the person he hated when he first started practicing Taoism.

It's so disgusting. If you don't kill the demon that harms people, you say it's because you're being cautious. If you don't harm the demon who lives in seclusion, you'll find all kinds of excuses for the incompatibility between humans and demons.

I think it's well written and the protagonist's character is very realistic. The protagonist cherishes his life and is not reckless. Unlike some novels, he just rushes into trouble. If the author hadn't written the book, he wouldn't have survived for a few days. The protagonist is very stubborn and has only one life. He is afraid of death without shame. It can be seen that the author wrote it carefully and brought himself into the character. Generally speaking, it still suits my taste. Of course, there are some minor flaws. The pace is slow. For a novel that can kill monsters and upgrade, the upgrade speed is a bit slow. I also understand that the author has his own ideas. There are too few monsters in the early stage and the upgrade is very slow. At the same time, upgrading and then appearing in front of others will be more enjoyable, and the results may be much better.

A plot, with many chapters of foreshadowing, feels like a flood It feels like it has finally come to an end, and there is no corresponding climax, no twists, no surprises, and no special emotional sentiments that resonate.

The spell system is gone around Chapter 150. I'm so speechless. The outline and plot are just the beginning, and then there's golden light, sword light, golden light, etc. I'm speechless. It's so good to write spells. The plot can have a lot of interesting things. Why is it written like this? Cannot understand,

I don't watch much now, but I'm curious about one thing. Isn't the protagonist's golden finger a talisman? Why is it that after I saw that he had a natal talisman, the description of the talisman was just a quick brushstroke. When fighting, he either had divine light or breathed out sword energy. Emm, I felt like I was watching The Romance of the Gods.

I dare not step into the role of the protagonist, but I dare not step back. I dare not take the role of a good person, and I cannot take the role of a bad guy. Rubbish

Alas, has the author been replaced? The previous books were so dark, why is this book so kind? There are more than 60 pictures there. It is completely possible to be with those wealthy people for mutual benefit (=_=), or you can force it, but the protagonist must help others before asking for benefits. The author must either change people, or his brain is caught in the door.

So far, I have written 100 chapters and 200,000 words. There were many shortcomings during this period, and book friends also pointed them out. I will try my best to correct what I can. In response to your question, let me give you a rough explanation. First of all, many people asked why they didn't go looking for food after traveling for a month and only went to make money when they had no money. You need to know what kind of world the protagonist travels to. It is an ancient world that foreshadows demons and ghosts. He does not understand the language, can read and write traditional Chinese characters, and does not know the ancient means of making a living. How can he make money? And the top priority at that time, shouldn't it be to practice cultivation as soon as possible and strive to have the power to protect yourself before thinking about other things? Once you have strength, money is not something you can easily get. So when he saw that Yang Mansion was recruiting talented people, Lu Li happened to have the strength, so he went to pick up the list, and then got the money. What is this core? The core is strength. If Lu Li doesn't practice for a month, where will he get the strength? And if he goes to work, where will he have time to practice? Needless to say, whether you can find a job or not is one thing. …… As for why you don't have to spend money to eat steamed buns, you should instead eat luxuries like wonton noodles. First of all, in my setting, cultivation requires essence, and essence must be extracted from meat. Therefore, eating steamed buns cannot replenish the consumption of cultivation. Maybe I didn't make it clear before, so everyone has a misunderstanding, so I'll reiterate it here. …… Then the following is why the spider demon is judged to be an entire demon clan through its demonic aura. This is a guess. The protagonist doesn't know whether it is a demon or a group of demons, but in that case, of course he is thinking in the worst direction. So the original text I wrote is possible. It's possible. …… Then there is the problem that the protagonist is too timid. First of all, we must understand that the protagonist is an ordinary person, and everyone is afraid of death. Can a completely reckless man really be reckless all the way to the end? You said that the protagonist has a golden finger to kill monsters and get gray energy. But what if Lu Li is so reckless that he suddenly encounters a big monster, a ghost king, and cannot defeat him? Was he killed directly? If you want to unleash a powerful explosion, or plan some ingenious surprise, kill monsters by leapfrogging levels. This may be fun, but I can't write it. Therefore, the protagonist is very cautious in some aspects. For example, when painting a ghost in the Qian Mansion, he first uses the speed of light to spy, and only after confirming that he can win, he finally enters the scene. I personally think this is prudent. If everyone insists that this is cowardice, then there is nothing I can do about it. …… Then there is the problem of water. I don't know how you identify water, but I like to take my time when writing, speak straightforwardly, and introduce the following bit by bit. Perhaps it was too long and too bland, so you felt it was watery. Maybe it's really water. So today I reflected on it and decided not to do so much foreshadowing or buffering, and just started the plot directly. …… Regarding the plot of Yin Qian, I want to make it clear that it is not pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. It is just that Lu Li suddenly saw humans and ghosts fighting and won, and he was shocked and observed. It is not pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. I don't like to write about pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. I write very plainly, and I can't write about passionate fights. You should be able to see that the fights I write are very crude. I don't know how to write some pretentious plots, I just write stories in a bland way, very bland. …… I saw someone arguing about writing in the comment area. I can explain here that my writing is very poor. It is indeed very poor. There is nothing I cannot admit. There's nothing bad to say. I have a low education and graduated from junior high school. It's normal for my writing to be poor. You think it's okay to have poor writing. So you say I am a junior high school student writing, and you are right, I am indeed a junior high school student. The reason why I write novels is because I love them. I started reading novels ten years ago. After reading them for a long time, I naturally wanted to write one myself. I also want to earn some perfect attendance. After all, although the starting point of 600 yuan is not much, it can still buy two cigarettes. …… Having said so much, I have pretty much said what needs to be said. I admit that my writing is poor. If you don't like it, you can delete the book. I'm sorry for letting you waste time reading a bad book, but my level is limited, that's all. Let's just forget about each other and don't say bad words to each other. I really don't want to delete the comment.

It's a rubbish novel, I suggest you don't read it. First of all, the character of the protagonist is unclear. Generally speaking, it's selfish. It's still readable. After all, selfishness doesn't matter if it doesn't affect others. Going to the sea was disgusting to me. I saw a person who sucked the blood of a boatman for treatment and was indifferent.

This protagonist is too low-spirited and has no taste for immortality. As a time traveler, the protagonist has shortcomings in his character at first, which is understandable, but later on he still looks like an ordinary person who is selfish, and often changes from moment to moment, inconsistently. I feel like I don't even know what kind of person the protagonist is. I really can't stand it anymore.

The protagonist's setting is inconsistent, the conflict is serious, and it's extremely toxic! In the first few chapters, when I was writing about Qian Zhongyuan's son, he was still a calm and cautious person. Then he was cheated when he bought a horse, and he thought that he would become more powerful later and take revenge. It was also a normal person's setting. But in Chapter 16, the protagonist is staying in a hotel on the road. When the robber who wants to kill him is about to be killed by a female corpse, he doesn't know whether he can fight him, so he sacrifices himself to attract the firepower of the female corpse to help the robber escape, and spends his means (money) for this. The protagonist here becomes an uncool Madonna again.

I was convinced by a group of people in this novel that the protagonist's views were not correct. What was wrong with him? Originally, modern people traveled to the game world, and how many modern people are not selfish? Could it be that most people are just like Lei Feng, stop being funny? Even if you help others, you can only help others without harming your own interests. For example, if someone is robbed with a knife, will you help him? What if you get hacked to death? Or if you were injured, you still have to pay for it? Normal people would at most not help or help him rob the protagonist. This is the kind of person who still has some bad views. It makes me laugh to death. And to be honest, the protagonist has traveled to the game world. Even if the people in it have feelings, they are only NPCs. How many of you have played games without killing NPCs? To be more serious, I can also say that the characters in the main time-travel game world are just NPCs. It doesn't matter if they act wildly and they are not real humans. They are just NPCs in the game world. Even if they have feelings, they are just NPCs. And the three views of the protagonist are very normal to me. In reality, at least 99.99% Of people are selfish and can only help if their own interests are not involved. This is the most. How many people will help if it is involved? For example, if an old man falls, will you help him? If you support it, there is a high chance that you will have to pay hundreds of thousands or hundreds of thousands and lose your entire family. How many people would do this? I feel that Wu Jiao's behavior is normal. There is a saying that goes well. There are not many people in the world like Lei Feng who will kill everyone if they don't do it for themselves. Moreover, they are almost back to 22 years old. It's not a mockery, it's just a real agreement, not many, and there are not many good people who have a truly good ending.

The main character is as rubbish as a maggot

Due to personal energy and capacity issues, there will inevitably be some oversights, so there may be some typos in the chapters. If you see them, you can point them out in the chapter comments, and I will correct them when I see them. Thank you for your corrections.

When will the update be released? The monthly ticket will definitely be enough.

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I read the first chapter and then moved on to the second chapter. I don't know how to describe it. The sense of substitution is too low and the character description is too sloppy. Personally, I feel that in a strange place, I can be relatively frivolous and procrastinate until I have no money in my pocket and no food at home. In the end, seven of the eight steel coins were spent on a bowl of Chaos Noodles. I still admire it when the future is uncertain.

This book was written in the wrong era. Nowadays it would be highly recommended by Sanjiang and Xinshu. Nowadays they are all rubbish novels.