Sacrifice into Card

It's quite beautiful. I beg you not to have a harem in the future. It'll be fine now.

It's okay, the background is very strict, but the protagonist is a little aggrieved. I feel that Yazi is always trying to suppress the protagonist. Without comparison, there is no harm (￢㉨￢). The benefits are other people's, and the injuries are all your own. The next step is probably to find a good partner, so that you don't have to worry about resources, and stupid people have stupid blessings? Then the protagonist knows a lot of things in the future, and is afraid of using a large amount of resources. He especially wants to have a secret gathering like the Lord of Mysteries. It would be nice to convert the resource knowledge behind the scenes, such as the Taoist scriptures, history, etc.

Someone with an IQ wrote a book and I can read it. I don't know why the score is so low. It should be between 9.2-9.7.

There are a lot of typos, and I don't really understand what's written. I read it completely and can't write a comment, but I like this kind of card novel very much. I like the author's writing style, imagination, and thoughts very much. The protagonist's halo is not too strong, and he tends to keep a low profile and have companions with him.

I discovered for the first time that Tomato also has good books. I am a male channel reader, and the few books I can barely read here are the female channel Qing Gong Gong Du Wen [laughing and crying]

It is a rare good book in Tomato. I think 8.5 Is really a bit low, and above 9 is normal. The overall plot of this book gave me the feeling. There was no delay at all, it was very smooth. To be honest, I don't really like watching this kind of thing, seeking the truth by myself without a partner.

A very novel card master theme, good work, good luck to the author💪 Is there something wrong with the cards at the pier when grabbing cards? The level has changed from fifth-grade cards to third-grade and second-grade cards? According to the setting of this book, this should be an improvement, but it is obviously downgraded by the sword. Is this a trap [laughing and crying]

A good book, I missed it 7 or 8 times because of the original title. This time, either because of the book shortage, I opened it out of curiosity and read it, or else I would have missed a good book again. Sometimes what prevents the rise of a book may not be because of the content of the book, but it may also be its name. The book is good, but the pace speeds up after Luo Gong reaches the third level. Maybe it's because the author is in a hurry to finish it. Anyway, it's still good [laughing] [laughing]

Very nice, a good card book.

Alas, it is a good book, but you have to be patient and have a golden finger, similar to the golden finger of the protagonist in the world of gods. He contributes things and then gives you cards. Cards cannot increase your ability to a high level all at once. Just be patient and read on.

It's pretty cool, but I feel like the protagonist is not just friends with them, but a babysitter [punch out] [punch out] [punch out] [punch out]

There are not many tomato digits and the logical IQ is online.

It is a very good novel. Just the fact that there are so many cards with different functions and annotations, hundreds of them are famous and have annotations, and there are hundreds of famous ones, proves that the author is very careful, and the semi-created world system is also relatively reasonable, especially in the later stage, it does not collapse, and the ending is basically perfect. It is worth recommending and collecting. Come on, author!

Not bad. As for thinking that the protagonist is a nanny, I personally think that the protagonist just traveled through time and felt insecure, and the Republic of China was still quite chaotic. Meeting such two "good people" may be regarded as spiritual sustenance. But after the three people share secrets, they are basically inseparable. Moreover, the more you practice, the more important your connections will be. No one will fight with you alone.

Very well written! Except that the names of Qing, Ming, and Republic of China may have been changed in order to avoid suspicion, but no hint was given to make people have to guess hard, and there were some omissions in some places without changing them completely, resulting in a bit of confusion, there is no problem.

Overall, it's pretty good. It's just that it's a little messy at the beginning and there are a lot of typos. After about forty or fifty chapters, it's pretty good. As long as you get through the early content, the rest of the book is pretty good, and the subject matter is great.

This book gives me the feeling that it is quite satisfactory, with many bright spots. For example, the map is very large, the systems are numerous but not cluttered, the golden finger is not too high, there are not many disgusting "protagonist halo" plots, and there are no loopholes in emotions, logic, social relationships, etc. My only weakness is math, I have to go to elementary school for two years [laughter]

This is the real card novel

Personally I feel it's okay. In the early stage, it was my favorite. In the middle stage, I developed in Europe (for personal reasons, I can't stand novels with Western backgrounds). In the later stage, I wrote Fuso and Zhutian. This article is quite detailed about the main character's training, but I tend to fall asleep when reading a novice article. There is no emotional drama, only the last three chapters (Chapter 253) get married.

A very good book, at least 9 points or more, five stars will be given. I look forward to the follow-up. Good luck to the author!

The beginning was great, but when I saw the plots of some of Gu Yaoran's novels, I felt uncomfortable and skipped the rest. But the world pattern is very unique!

The writing is very attractive and the combat power is not too bad. The structure is orderly, but the pace of changing maps is a bit fast. I hope the author can intersperse some daily routines for believers worshiping the King of Daluo. It would be perfect. Highly recommended.

I've been watching it for a long time. How come I've never seen the effect of adding three to the secondary card of your life card and one to the accessory card?

It's quite interesting. The system is very novel and very detailed. I haven't seen the heroine yet, but I have a brother who is too simple. The article is a little obscure. Maybe it's because I'm used to reading quickly. The logic is good and worth reading.

It's very interesting, but the main character's name always makes me feel like he's calling an engineering boss.

This book is very new and interesting. It is a fusion of history and Eastern and Western fantasy. If you have no book to read, you can come back and read the old book. After reading it, this book was a magical book in the early stage, but after the middle period, the book began to fall apart, but fortunately the author managed to get it back together.

Another rising card book

The concept is good, the writing is also good, it makes people follow it, and it is well received.

The only shortcoming is that it is too short. Although I only read Chapter 130, I suddenly noticed that the book is already finished? !

It's still pretty good, 9 points is totally fine.