Immortal Talisman Dao Lord
仙符道主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 961k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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285Chapters
5.6kRecommendations
27kFans
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Spirit stones are just ordinary currency used by ordinary people? It's unbelievable that a refined iron sword costs 5 spirit stones...
Earlier it was said that you could only draw two talismans a day, but the assessment suddenly required drawing so many. Even if you reach the third level, the difference shouldn't be that big, right?
Could we just cut off the protagonist's focus on cultivation? Since he's abstinent from women anyway, could we just make it clear he's a eunuch? That way, we can avoid women interfering with the plot.
It's chapter 200 already, and they've taken down three people surnamed Li and one surnamed Huang, and none of them are dead. Offending the protagonist is like stepping on cotton.
It feels really strange. What kind of sect is the Yunxia Sect? It doesn't seem to have any real power. People robbed them without even taking them seriously. Anyone with a little bit of influence dares to bully the sect's disciples. The protagonist is the same; all he does is practice talismans and cultivate, but he doesn't dare to fight back. He just lets people bully him.
Forget about your sword, come and cultivate Tao.
My biggest thought after reading the introduction: Look how ethereal and otherworldly this immortal looks!
The writing style and plot flow are so good, it's like Old Deng reincarnated. The details are still a bit immature, and it doesn't quite seem like...
It's called a sect, but it's actually an academy.
This book doesn't seem to have anything to do with the Xianxia genre at all. It feels like modern cultivation novels; all the ethereal, otherworldly atmosphere of Xianxia is completely absent, replaced only by a realistic feel. Maybe it's just me; I don't really connect with this type of book and can't understand it.
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The concept of talismans in "Talisman of the Sky" is quite good and refreshing.