Global Card Masters: From the Start, I Draw the Great Sage Sun Wukong!

This introduction is like nonsense, and it depicts Wukong in vain. What the hell are you doing? The monkey itself is very talented, but you can make it out of waste materials?

Sun Wukong is very stupid and naive. He is just a monkey and can never be a human. He was guarding the peach orchard, and seven fairies came to pick peaches. He shouted, and the seven fairies all decided to come here, but he turned around and went to pick peaches! It can be seen that monkeys are monkeys, diaosi monkeys! "Goddess: "What if it were you? Diaosi: "I have to get a basket

The author was so happy that he actually didn't write anything. I don't know if it was a few years ago when he was so happy and solipsistic.

So why does god-level luck come out white?

Isn't the realm of the protagonist a bit too casual? It's like a joke. No resources are used. The advancement is directly upgraded. Doesn't the upgrade you set rely on resources and practice? Moreover, the realm of the card is calculated separately. So should the evaluator evaluate based on the realm of the card or the realm of the person? What effect does the level increase have? It is not reflected at all, and shouldn't the more powerful the card consume more? Why do you write it as if it has no consumption? In addition, you didn't say what each realm is for. Is each realm written for fun? I won't say anything else. There are a lot of flaws.

The protagonist is like a dead person, without any emotion at all

No, I'm fascinated by the latest two. You said followers, but the protagonist doesn't know and doesn't agree. You didn't write that the protagonist knows. It feels very strange. As long as you become a follower of the protagonist, you will be directly upgraded to a level. And the protagonist doesn't know it, and you don't know whether the protagonist agrees or not. It's also possible that although you didn't write it out, the protagonist knows it, because the protagonist gave those few a card in the last card, but they didn't do any credit. You can get better things by following you, so why should you give it to them? Can they do anything to help the protagonist? Does that mean that every protagonist who follows the protagonist must get one? If you don't give it, then other followers will think that they haven't done any credit, so why should they? The protagonist you wrote here is very unsmart. If you are smart, you should have thought of what I said. It is equivalent to you doing nothing and then getting a sum of money for nothing. Do you think others will feel better? I must be jealous.

I didn't understand before. I always didn't reply when reading, and I never upgraded or gained experience. Now I understand. Anyway, you can upgrade by replying, and you can also gain experience. Upgrading requires experience, so I copied this sentence and replied when I saw it. It's funny to gain experience manually.

In fact, I was thinking that if the protagonist drew the Ten Cold River Gods at the beginning, wouldn't it take off? If you think about it, a material can be directly turned into a high-quality material, multiplied by two, and it can take off directly to achieve material freedom, and you can draw whatever you want.

Others are fine, but the combat power has collapsed. If you open it alone, explain the division of realm strength and quality, otherwise you will look like a fool.