Don't Make Me Draw Gwent

The novel is quite good, but some of the content is poorly thought out. Readers want to read the novel to relax and have fun. No reader likes the protagonist to be a loser. However, the author adds extravagant details in irrelevant places and portrays the protagonist as a softie, which makes people uncomfortable. For example, the protagonist is going to his aunt's house and has already performed excellent swordsmanship. The author insists on adding more information and writes a paragraph about minors not being recruited, and then the protagonist repeatedly begs to join the team, making him look like a grandson, which makes people uncomfortable.

After reading more than 20 chapters, the author has used too much pen and ink to describe the emotional entanglements between people. There is almost no progress in the main line of the novel. If you are not patient enough, you will not be able to persevere in this novel.

There are too many daily life, trivial things, taking risks, fighting and extraordinary.

The characters written by the author are affectionate and meaningful, and each character can show a unique personality. The battles are more detailed than most Western fantasy novels. It is one of the few Western fantasy novels worth reading in recent times. Anyway, I love reading and hope to write more. I wish the author good health forever. ^ˇ^

I feel that the protagonist is an innocent and passionate person who has never experienced society. He has just joined a temporary team a few days ago and has become close friends with his teammates. He is almost heart-to-heart with each other. This protagonist does not look like a person with decades of life experience. Modern society has advanced information. Even if you have never experienced it, you may have heard of some things. I feel that when the protagonist sends the noble daughter to each other, there is no defense at all. I feel that the protagonist is completely like an uninformed native. It is well written.

Thank you for the seven-day free membership Western Fantasy + Martial Arts and Demons + Gwent Cards + Rich Woman Hungry A story about me, a person who has never played a wizard, traveled to another world with Gwent cards and started my own journey of practicing knights and magic. The protagonist directly sacrifices his parents at the beginning, and the only remaining bonds between the protagonist and the village are his teacher, uncle and revenge. After relying on Gwent to kill the wolf who killed his father, the protagonist leaves the village and comes to the town, officially starting the path of cultivation. Relying on his own Gwent and the guidance of a famous teacher, he gradually becomes a famous adventurer who can fight across borders. The protagonist's combat system is relatively patchy, with knights and mages, and then there is also its own unique Gwent card system. Gwent cards all depend on knights and mages. It is his own practice. At present, the protagonist's greatest combat power still relies on Gwent card combat. If you draw powerful cards, your combat ability will be very strong. If you can't draw them, you can start to fight. There is a bug here. Before the Gwent card draws a female magician skill, it can sing a song. The summoning duration is exactly the same as the song duration. The problem is that after the warlock is summoned, it is impossible to start singing directly. There needs to be a singing process. In this case, his summoning time will not be able to sing a complete song. The heroine is not popular, she is probably Baroness Léa. The main character is a rich woman who is hungry. Even if you have never come into contact with Gwent before and do not have any reading threshold, if you like Western fantasy works, don't miss this book

Nearly one million words and the protagonist is only at level one

The writing is pretty good. It can be seen that the author is quite careful, but there are still some minor flaws, which are innocuous.

It's quite good-looking, the characters are not too bad, and the story is heart-warming. Well, it's a good work, you can read it carefully.

It's time to tell everyone who I like Close it. I like red envelopes~