The Everyday Talisman Master

It's quite interesting to write. But how should I put it, I can understand the effect of the "One Pillar Supporting the Sky Talisman," but when you compare it with the references and the insights gained when breaking through to the intermediate level, it makes me feel uncomfortable.

I will never read any novels by this author again, even though they are all quite good. I followed three of their books, and all three had terrible endings. They are a repeat offender.

I've been following this story since the global apocalypse began. From the initial foolish persistence, unaware of the impending abandonment, to the inexplicable despondency, sadness, and even resentment, to understanding and support after learning the author's hospitalization due to health issues, and then, after three rework sessions, finally facing the book again and making peace with myself.

That's really interesting. I also want the "late bloomer" talisman.

I have an idea: if the protagonist needs to use magic items in the mid-to-late game (and it should also work in the early game), we can create a talismanic garment. This garment would be made of talismans, and the protagonist would gain an additional talisman for each new talisman they learn, making them stronger. It looks similar to the picture.

You messed up the beast taming last time, you absolutely can't mess up this time.

The author abandoned all three of his books halfway through... I don't understand, why didn't he persevere when he could write so well?

Honestly, it's not bad, but the update frequency is too low. I wonder if it will be cut.

Author, give me a straight answer: have you entered the palace yet? If you have, I'm not waiting anymore; I'll just delete the book.

Hmmmm, please don't change the author, okay? The last one, "The Strongest Control," was pretty good, but it had a terrible ending. I'll keep this book going; please don't let it end badly again.