The Celestial Master Grants a Talisman

I'll see if that woman's whole family dies; if they do, my brothers will kick me.

Earlier they said that killing would be punished by Heaven, what a double standard! Besides, this environment is supposedly so that ordinary people could easily master it through practice, but ordinary people know absolutely nothing about it.

Author, you should really choose another book. This one is terrible.

Honestly, this book is really not well written, far worse than the previous two. Judging from the title, I thought it was about Taoist priests making talismans, setting up altars, and summoning the Five Witches' army, but it turns out to be a book about luck and destiny, and a modern one at that...

Ming Dynasty, Li Dongyang's "Record of the Nine Sons of the Dragon": "Nine sons of the dragon did not become dragons; each had their own preferences." Me/Main Character: "The tortoise that raises nine offspring are not biological children, but each has its own father."

The plot feels a bit weak. The protagonist's leveling up is too easy, unlike the more challenging and engaging experience of The Wizarding World.

Let it rest for a couple of weeks and then see how it goes.

There was a super thrilling live stream book where the descriptions of luck and talismans were incredibly vivid. Unfortunately, the author later moved to Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) and I personally don't like the books he writes there anymore.

At first I thought it was about Guan Shengguan. Later I read that it was associated with good fortune and prosperity, both governing blessings and luck. Finally, some say it governs wealth. So what exactly is it?

Is it true? Are you going to start a new book? 🤔