Dragon Talisman

I think this book is already quite good. I search for good books on this app every day, but I can't find many. Although the author repeats himself a bit towards the end, it's still very good overall. However, the descriptions in the later parts are a bit lacking in detail. Even some of the important characters from the beginning seem very insignificant later on, repeatedly overturning my perception of the world in the book.

Unparalleled geniuses: Gu Chensha, Long Yuyun, Lou Baiyue, Gu Tanjian, Jing Fanxing, Fa Wuxian, Gu Huasha, Long Zaifei, Lou Huaiyue, Liu Yu, Qian Zhen, Jia Liang, Zhou Bu, Mo Chao. 2. Important figures: Wen Hong, Yuan Gu Tian Zun, Pu Tuo Tian Zun, Dou Sheng Tian Zun, Gu Ta Xian, Xuan Huang Long Di, Zhuge Ya, Jin Sui Bo.

I've seen many people say that Emperor Tianfu was a time traveler, but I don't think that's right. Those clocks and similar items were created by the Heavenly Crafts Institute, which belonged to the Immortal Lord, and the Immortal Lord was from the previous civilization, hence the existence of these things. The era of Emperor Tianfu can be considered the next civilization after the destruction of our world. (Personal understanding)

I don't understand who the readers are these days. Good novels don't get high ratings, while pretentious, generic novels that are everywhere get pretty high ratings.

The book was alright on the first read, but not very engaging. The later parts are filled with intrigue and backstabbing, and knowing the outcome makes rereading it less enjoyable. This is a common flaw in some intricately plotted novels. However, its complex inner meaning requires deep understanding, creating a compelling urge to finish it. (Personal opinion; the truth is for the benefit of all readers.)

I came here for fantasy, not policy. All this scheming and intrigue, with only one out of ten chapters featuring action, the rest dedicated to strategy and planning—can you handle that? Also, what if it were divided into more sections? All crammed together is exhausting to read.

I've only read twenty chapters so far, and it's pretty good. The writing is excellent, and it's worth reading. It's much better than those stories about showing off, getting slapped in the face, flirting with many women, and just hanging out with them. The rating shouldn't be this low. However, the female characters in the story are all very strong-willed and ruthless.

*Dragon Talisman* is a web novel written by Meng Ru Shen Ji. It's a standard cultivation novel, rich in information, covering various aspects of Chinese culture, feudal dynasties, immortals, demons, and monsters. The story is full of twists and turns, making it highly readable. The protagonist, Gu Chensha, plays a crucial role in the novel, and his growth and changes permeate the entire story.

This book is filled with too much nonsense, repeating the same topics multiple times. It seems the author has run out of ideas and is simply using rambling to fill the pages.

I've seen many trolls criticizing this book. Then, some readers countered that it's a novel written over ten years ago. Well… actually, whether this book was written earlier or later isn't important; what's important is that you don't blindly praise it! I've only read a dozen or so chapters, but this is the issue: Gu Chensha is a prince, and Lou Baiyue is the daughter of a duke.