Trading Cards Fell from the Sky

When I was reading this book, the author only updated it at chapter 75 before discontinuing it. I regretted it for a while, but recently I discovered that the book had been updated again. I finished reading it all in one go, but to be honest, I don't know whether it was due to time or the reason of re-reading it, but I felt very uncomfortable after reading it after chapter 75. It's not a problem with the author's writing style, nor is it a problem with logic, it's just that something felt a bit wrong to me. When I read it, I was looking for elements like the apocalypse, cards, and revenge. But after reading the hundredth chapter, the protagonist started to live his life? Start farming? Instead of exchanging one's own advantage for strength, the Silver Dragon embodied the reborn person at the beginning. Some of the subsequent descriptions made me feel as if the protagonist was experiencing the apocalypse for the first time. The protagonist's rebirth experience later only became a spice to expand the world view and increase the interest of reading. I probably won't read this book in the future, but that doesn't mean it's not a good book, it's just that it's not suitable for me personally. But I still give it five stars.

Of course your own book is the best

Overall, it's pretty good. I gave it a five-star rating. The logic is reasonable. Although it's the end of the world, there's no anti-conscience plot. I hope the author will continue to do so and the results will get better and better.

Well written, why is the rating so low? Brother, I have been waiting for you for a year. Is this a eunuch?

Can you add me to the list, I'm Yang Cheng, please

It's pretty good in the subject matter category, after all, there are relatively few books on this subject. But for me, who has read hundreds of novels, I can barely read them. But what I don't understand is the deck, how many cards does it consist of? I have really emphasized the deck many times, but I can only summon two purple dragons with my own energy. In fact, I feel that the higher the rarity, the longer the time. The lower the rarity, the less consumption, the longer the existence time, and the lower the cooldown to form a deck. Or you can turn it into a treasure, and you can release it by collecting cards like Kamu without any cooldown. Otherwise, only two cards can be released in a deck, which would be really embarrassing.

This book is too for my liking. I like card summoning books. However, the power and strength of the protagonist are not detailed. Although it is a bit troublesome, the author can also add some words and let us understand a little bit (this is the first time to give such a serious evaluation. I want the author to give a thumbs up). I hope the author can write more. Three hundred chapters are not enough. The subject matter is very good. I also hope that after upgrading the card book, the energy and card storage grids can be increased. I also hope that the author can write the protagonist's first gold card soon.

It's very good, very exciting. Some people may think that the progress of this book is a bit slow, but you know that this is an apocalyptic novel. The progress may be a bit slow, but it is well organized and very delicate. I hope the author can continue to write. Although the rating is a bit low now, it will definitely get better [blowing kiss]

The plot is a little bit unpleasant, but the foreshadowing is relatively complete. I hope that the protagonist can defeat the rest of the group, instead of being a group of people who cringe and feel aggrieved by the card mechanism every time.

I wanted to give it five stars at first, but I didn't quite understand it. When the protagonist arrived at the first base, he was timid. He obviously had two purple cards and a group of subordinates (or brothers). In terms of strength, not to mention that he could defeat the official. I felt that there was absolutely no problem in destroying the chamber of commerce. I don't know what he was worried about.