Shocking: I'm Actually a Spirit Talisman!
震惊：我竟是一张灵符！
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 572k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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192Chapters
3.3kRecommendations
17.5kFans
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Not wanting to transform is the real poison. Since you're from another world, how could you possibly not want to transform? It's like suddenly becoming a book—would you want to be a book forever?
The author's writing is decent, but this style demands too much from the writer. First of all, the protagonist wants too much. As a spirit talisman, he needs to protect himself, he needs to become stronger, and at the same time, he enjoys helping others and is easygoing, among other things. It's not that this is impossible, but rather that it's difficult to write.
I've read a book about turning into talismans before, but it was terribly written and ended in just 18 chapters. Not many people read it in the end. I think this book is pretty good, and I hope it continues.
I think it's pretty good. Some parts are a bit awkward, but the flaws don't detract from its overall quality. This is a traditional cultivation novel where the protagonist is a talisman, not a dark fantasy cultivation novel. Unlike *The Demon Sword* and *The Soul Banner*, the protagonist of this book doesn't have the ability to bind to a master.
This book tells us the consequences of magical weapons developing sentience. Fellow Daoists, remember this: if a weapon becomes sentient, kill it immediately.
Are the people who receive stolen goods and money innocent?
Is it really okay for anyone to build a temple in the capital? Even the local earth god and city god have intervened. What does this mean? It means the local deities are already full; it's entered a saturated society where everyone is fiercely competing for offerings. And you, a complete novice with no connections, actually want to build a temple?
The gods in this book are so weak! Even minor gods should be able to move mountains and fill seas with ease. They're supposed to be big shots even if they get bullied by the monster Aza? They're supposed to be part of the system! 😏
The way the protagonist gains new abilities is too abrupt. Even adding a system would be better than this. What's the difference between this and someone giving you 10,000 yuan first and then borrowing 10,000 yuan from you? It needs to be changed, otherwise it'll be hard to achieve a high-quality product.
It's essentially still a cultivation-themed story, not a materialistic one like the Demon Sword or the Soul Banner.