Nightmare Card Hall

The character of the protagonist should be of a well-developed character. He likes to do things according to his own character. There is obviously no need to save the one who insists on getting up, but then he makes himself particularly uncomfortable. He tests others on how sincere he is, and then gets betrayed. Why bother, don't like it. If you don't save people and develop in peace, the aura of the protagonist will be diluted, so don't write like this next time you write a novel. It will give people the feeling that the protagonist is cheating all the way. People who don't like the aura will not read it. Personal advice. And don't set up any foreshadowing. Really, there may be some reason why the protagonist saves that person, but no one is looking down, so what's the use?

One is where everyone's IQ is online, but the protagonist is the leader The other is that all the IQ of the supporting character is given to the protagonist. This book unfortunately falls into the latter category This book is quite a pity. The three golden chapters are directly filled with poison. Although it can barely be justified by subsequent additional settings and cheating, Comparing it with the witty fighting god full of details, it's really ordinary. The writing is fluent but the reading experience is average

The protagonist Fang Tian activates the skill "Halo of Intelligence"; when the judgment begins, "Xue Gang" fails to judge. The effect: Even if the attack is blocked by a mysterious force, even if he sees three cards suddenly appearing, under the influence of the "Aura of Intelligence", he still chooses to threaten the waiter Jace, giving the protagonist enough opportunities to show his abilities. "Ling Luoluo" is judged successfully (extremely difficult), effect: gradually becomes mentally retarded under the influence of "Intelligence Aura". "Jace's" judgment was successful (extremely difficult), the effect: under the influence of the "intellectual halo", he turned a deaf ear to the rules set by his boss, and showed the generosity of a waiter in response to Xue Gang's low-IQ behavior. The "protagonist Fang Tian" was judged to be a great success. The effect: cold and ruthless. He didn't care about Xue Yang's life and at the same time involved himself in it, forcibly opening the main plot. 🍺🐮

The male pig's trotter is Fang Tian and I am the female protagonist named Hua Ji.

I was curious why the author wanted to write a bunch of mentally retarded teammates in the first place?

I bet that the author must have played Hand of Destiny. I have also played it recently. It is a very addictive game. The settings in the author's novel are equivalent to expanding the game settings and making it more difficult. I admire the author for having the idea to write it after playing the game. Come on.

I only have one question, isn't it said that the protagonist is the owner of the museum? From the beginning, I came here because the protagonist is the owner of the museum. I really like the mystery of the protagonist, but after reading a few chapters, I didn't feel that the protagonist was the owner of the museum...

Forcibly cheating on the protagonist, the car he drives will not turn over, but the book will

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