I’m a Talisman Master in Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio

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.