Divine Master of Pills and Talismans

This book is very simple, unlike other reviews. First, the literary foundation is profound, and there is a lot of knowledge of traditional culture in it. It can be seen that the author is a capable person and is knowledgeable. Regarding the Five Elements, there is no mistake in the expression of Yin and Yang, and there is no exaggeration. Unlike other novels, it is science fiction as it is written. What is so great and why is it so clearly explained. Second, the three views are very upright, filial piety, friendship, and not fearing destiny, all written vividly and vividly. The storyline is also very classical. The battles of wits, courage and immortality are very rhythmic and intelligent. Thirdly, although Dan is in the title of the book, I see that 50% of it is not there yet. I wonder if it is a clerical error. But there are too many articles on alchemy, and I am either reborn or reborn, and then I am bullied by my family, and then I am very good at alchemy. What's the point? Talisman is fun. Fourth, some people commented on the age of the heroine and so on. Please, are you Qiong Yao Duo She? Were you in the wrong place? If you had the ability to move mountains and reclaim seas, I don't believe you would really be as pure as the Virgin Mary. Overall, this is a novel that I enjoyed. . . In addition, there is an author called Fang Xiang, who wrote the Five Elements Heaven. These two are the best writers I have ever seen who write novels about cultivating immortals. There is no fantasy science fiction about cultivating immortals, there is no fairy tale where everyone dies with one punch, and there is no arrogant Yelang whose opponents are all pig heads. The writing skills and storyline are both good.

Very well written. The only thing I don't like is Qing Yi, who is ugly at heart and loves to make mischief. I also don't understand why the male protagonist has to accept Qing Yi and like Qing Yi? The first time they met, Qing Yi secretly almost died. If he were a normal person, it would be weird if he didn't kill her. As a result, the master said that this is my niece, you should get married! The male protagonist accepted it and fell in love with it. Emma, ​​I can't stand this.

I read so many fantasy novels from high school to sophomore year that I lost interest in other novels after that because they basically followed the same routine. I didn't read many novels in the three years after my sophomore year. There were only three novels that really interested me, and this novel was the most special one among them. Alchemy Talisman is a novel that I carefully read in my Dalang Taosha (at least this is the first time I know the author Zuo Ye). The author does not have vulgar writing style like most other authors in Dalang, nor does he use the same old routines of similar novels. There are also many humorous passages in the article, and there are also some "sexually exciting" parts. Only when I saw the title of the last chapter did I realize that I was about to finish reading. The world in the novel Alchemy Talisman is still very big, and a more exciting sequel can be written, but the most difficult thing about a novel is continuing it.

Originally I could have given this book a neutral review, but it was just because of the poorly written emotional scenes, the cultivating genius acted like he had never seen a woman, and the fact that the female characters all had no IQs was disgusting.

Apart from a few typos, overall, it's worth a read.

It feels like the protagonist is sick. People are chasing him. Just let the enemy go when he begs for mercy. Just give in, you fool.

It's a good book, although it's just for alchemy. This book is top-notch in alchemy and is very well behaved. From beginning to end, I never mentioned alchemy once.

Alchemy God, you saw the talisman, where is the elixir?

I'm giving you a bad review for a bullshit plot that only uses the lower body to think! No need to thank me!

What's the point of getting married between a thirty-year-old and a two hundred-year-old?