Mysterious Resurrection: All the Cards I Drew Were Villains

I'll give it five stars before I watch it... I'll leave if it doesn't look good if I try it.

Generally speaking, to be honest, I don't really like novels in which the protagonist is an old tool man. From his own consciousness to the arrangement of the plot, it is fully proved that this is a tool man plot novel. There is a clear feeling of being brainwashed and arranged

Let me tell you, the protagonist's character has changed twice. At the beginning, he was relatively cold. It cannot be said that he is cold-hearted. At least the external performance is cold. The author said that if virtual cards are used later, it will be affected. Then why did the parasitic beast have no impact at all when I used it later? I remember that when watching the anime, the impact was still relatively large. You will become particularly rational. In fact, this change is for the better. People will always act meaninglessly in meaningless things. I don't know why later on, the character of the protagonist became a bit like a brat. Although he is not very old, this change is a bit inexplicable and he talks too much. Moreover, every time he summons characters, they are all women. Is the author developing a bit in the direction of harem, not just women, but the performance of the summoned women, which is harem literature. Is it because the author's level is limited and he can only use women to drive the plot? Personally speaking, the opposite sex is more alienated. If I were the protagonist, I would definitely give priority to calling men. Moreover, the power of the system makes the summoned people absolutely loyal and distorts their will. In my opinion, they are just dolls. There is no so-called friend or trust at all. If you must trust, you must trust the system, not the summoned servants. What I currently think are the two major poisonous points of this book are the protagonist's transformation, which is a bit baffling, and the plot of a harem story.

Ye Xiaoke at the beginning made me sick when I saw him

I understand that the author has portrayed this character, but the writing style is not very strong, and it reads strangely. If the pace is faster, you may not be able to tell, but your slow pace and description of the characters, environment, mood, and relationships are not so good. Try your best.

Didn't he say that the power of the card would affect him? The protagonist is supposed to be an ordinary person, with all the cards and extraordinary powers, but what he does feels so awkward.

The protagonist and the good guys are on the same side as the villain?

I also like reading this type of novels. But I feel like your writing is just a little bit worse than other authors.

It's a good start. The author continues to work hard and his hard work pays off.

The author has a good idea, but the writing style... Work harder. If the setting plot of this book is not interesting, I will leave in the third chapter. In short, practice your writing more. When some plots come out, more foreshadowing can arouse the readers' emotions more. For example, the foreshadowing before Ye hugged Wei only included Wei's confession, but when Ye hugged him, I was embarrassed to dig out the four rooms and one living room with my toes????