Ultimate Star Card Master

Each level has 5 skills and one soul skill, which is equivalent to 6 skills. Then in the mid-term, the shining star level will not be more than 20 skills. If you look further back, the burning sun will have 50 or 60 skills. Then how to fight in a group fight? The 9 skills in the later stage of Douluo Continent can be so exciting. The author must practice his fighting writing in the later stage to present a wave of epic team battles. Otherwise, there will be a lot of loopholes, or the two people will take a long time to pk, and various skills will emerge in an endless stream.

I finished reading it in one night, and the more I read, the more fascinated I became. Personally, I feel that many of the writings are very interesting, and there is nothing poisonous about them. I like it very much, but there are too few, and it is not enough to read. I hope it will be updated soon! Come on come on!

The protagonist has plug-ins and many opportunities to join him, but neither of the supporting characters is outstanding. Let's just change the protagonist. The plug-ins are useless and the protagonist is of no use. There is nothing interesting about it. I worked hard to write as if the opportunity was rare, but in the end, people tied it every minute. An adaptation and a powerful True Dragon talent can explain the reason for the tie. It's really perfunctory. You can calculate by yourself that you have had so many opportunities from Silver Advanced to Gold Intermediate that many geniuses will never encounter in their lifetimes to rise so quickly. As a result, good friends have not seen each other for two months, and as soon as they met, Silver to Gold Intermediate tied directly. Then you can explain it with willpower and adaptability. Think about it, is this speed reasonable? In the world of cultivation, everyone pursues the ultimate power, and others have no willpower. Oh, the upper limit of willpower for normal people is 10, but only Huang Xiang has 100? If there is no limit to adapting to this talent, then why is it not a blue card? If you want to write a group portrait, you can do it, but please give a reasonable explanation for the upgrade of the supporting characters, just like writing the protagonist, instead of not seeing you for half a year and you become stronger, and not seeing you for three months and you become stronger again. This level is rising rapidly. If you ask why it rises so quickly, don't ask. Ask just the adaptive talent and unparalleled willpower. Human willpower can be unlimited, but its impact on events is definitely limited. If it is unlimited, it belongs to the category of God. I don't know what the author meant by writing this. I only know that as a fantasy novel, I have no desire to read it since the upgrade system of Huang Xiang and Long Nu collapsed.

Ever since Chapter 500, when the protagonist became the Shining Star, he felt that his combat power was broken. The protagonist's skills were not systematic. The protagonist was obviously of the space system, but the subsequent skills were fire, wind, thunder, and time. It felt completely unsystematic. The protagonist's soul card can add bonuses to the space system skills, but it was not The pursuit skills of the position are powerful. Even if the protagonist has systematically improved his skill proficiency, the gap will become smaller the further he goes. The enemies in the back are all old and immortal, who doesn't master the skills to become a realm... Later, it feels that the protagonist's aura becomes more and more obvious, the enemies become more and more stupid, and the battle scenes are very boring...

It's really great, especially Chapter 51, "Becoming a God". It would be better if the 8 recommendation votes I cast yesterday could be returned to me.

After reading dozens of chapters, there is no tension in the plot. My parents borrowed money and later I woke up and told my parents that there was not more than one chapter in total. I just went through it in one chapter. It said that the money borrowed had not been earned yet, and it did not say who had been repaid? There is obviously something more that could be written here to highlight the character's personality, but the result is just a bunch of "killing monsters" and "upgrading". On the first day of Soul Travel, you take a month's winter vacation and then directly awaken to spawn monsters. There is no sense of substitution, and the skills are outrageous. You can learn all professional skills. I only got one 10 Stardust monster after I farmed it. I didn't say how much the elite monsters were after. I didn't kill all the monsters in the Daman Mountains for a month during the winter vacation. I also farmed the Bronze level monsters in the future. I didn't say whether there was any change in the Stardust acquisition. I was speechless. In the first year, the system automatically generated only 160. Stardust, (ordinary skills are 10 stardust to upgrade to the first stage of entry, proficiency, proficiency, realm transformation, but the stardust consumption is fixed, and the blue skill is 200). As a result, brushing an ordinary monster only costs 10 stardust, and the bronze monster is silent (speechless), and the result is to upgrade the high-level skills. You can also gain points by slaying low-level monsters (a hundred chapters ago, I only read a few dozen chapters). The data is not rigorous, the classes are not clearly distinguished, and the character description is not in place. The author just makes a unique statement and greets his parents (without specific actions), which is really ordinary.

Tang San doesn't need many soul beasts (hypocrisy). This thing in the author's writing is a locust. He will kill the star beast when he sees it. It is an ecological destroyer. Star beasts can go to school. As mentioned before, the whiteboard star beast has some brains. The male protagonist is a butcher. Every time he sees a monster, he will kill him with a slap. In the novice area, he will be unparalleled. Every knife will snap and snap.

The subject matter is very good, and Goldfinger is very good, but can you not forcefully subdue the supporting characters? ? ? The protagonist is obviously so famous, but there are always people who don't know the protagonist or are dissatisfied with the protagonist, and then they become reckless, and then they are defeated or saved by the protagonist, and then they have complicated expressions, and then they are convinced? Is there such a thing? Everyone gets into trouble and it's up to the protagonist to save them. You said you have become a member of the Tianxuan Division. They have all gone to college, and have experienced various battles, various beast tides, and various tasks hosted by the state. Your supporting character still has no IQ. How did you survive before meeting the protagonist? The supporting characters just snort when they disagree, and then they are dissatisfied with this one and that one is dissatisfied. They are obviously not weak, they just want to go up and be rescued by the protagonist. . I really can't stand it. You can say that the people of Qinglong Division are reckless, but reckless people only play recklessly, right? On a mission, you just rush forward without caring about anything. After suffering a loss, you still grunt and continue rushing forward, and then you wait for the protagonist to save you. What kind of people feel that the protagonist's name is familiar when they see it, as if they have seen it somewhere? I have seen this nonsense no less than 10 times, and then the protagonist appears in front of people. You can forget it once or twice. What's more fun, keep doing it?

It's the author, what's the point of crazily suppressing the protagonist? Geniuses have qualifications, but no resources are useless.

He obviously has talent but he doesn't show it.