Reborn in Tokyo, Japan with the Talismans

(◍˃̶ᗜ˂̶◍)✩The eight demons painted by Kuaishou artist "Yang Xiaopeng".

I remember that the world view of Jackie Chan's Adventures is about the balance of good and evil. The weaker the black energy, the weaker the righteous energy, and vice versa. It will always be in a state of relative balance.

In a sense, the protagonist, the "god", is quite worthy. . . The so-called "divine grace" is just like cabbage that can be thrown away without any cost, and the person who gets it does not pay any price. As for the so-called devout faith, that is out of the question. Those who have gained those powers have not changed much. They are still the ones who should be salted, which seems inexplicable. To put it simply, so far, there are no big flaws or highlights. It is just like taking one step at a time, purely to promote the plot, or be driven by the plot. Each character does not feel like a distinctive feature. It is obviously a novel, why does it feel more like a composition? 🥱 For me, it can only be regarded as a readable work to relieve the book shortage. It is really a useless work at the passing level. Alas, it is so difficult for old bookworms to find a good book.

Okay, change the picture.

I persisted until Chapter 24, and then I died of poison. The author had no regard for logic in order to vent his emotions. It was inconsistent, and what was special about it?,,, Among the hundred recent new books, there may not be one that can be read. I have tried not to use my brain, but this is too damn poisonous.

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I thought the protagonist had a mask himself and made trouble, but it turned out that he gave his power to others and was the mastermind behind the scenes. Then I really didn't want to watch it. Whether it was Dian Niang or Lukeng, there were too many like this. I was tired of watching it.

I knew this book was going to collapse. The world was fused together blindly, and the style of painting was not unified. It's weird that the eunuchs are so messed up.

I won't say much else, it's something the protagonist draws out. It just won't hurt the protagonist, at least from the initial setting, there is no ability to take it back directly! The protagonist is like a fool, he only knows how to be a money-giving boy! Everything was delivered with a bang. Don't leave any self-protection ability to yourself! Let me put it bluntly, why do people buy insurance? Because you may get into an accident even if you go out to cross the road! Why can't you stay if you have the ability to protect yourself? Apart from anything else, you managed to get a cheat card, but accidentally crossed the road and were hit by a car or beaten to death by a gangster. Do you think you were wronged or not? As for the need to use the things you draw out to earn points? It's not like you only have one thing in your hand. Keep one or two for self-protection. For the rest, earning points is slower at best. And as long as the frequency is raised, how much slower can it be?

There are several poisonous points, one of which is that the protagonist does not have enough roles. The supporting characters are given the power of his spell, but they do not tell who the power comes from. We are watching the protagonist. At least tell him that his power comes from the protagonist.