The Little Golden Dragon Is Saving the World Again Today

Really nice Western cards merge with Chinese history The vast Chinese civilization has not been cut off for thousands of years I have been looking for a card novel for a long time. I originally wanted to read about card summoning in Western magic, but many of them are poorly written and awkwardly written. I think the subject matter of this book is quite novel, and it also incorporates poetry. All good novels are serialized. Every time I update a chapter, I'm afraid I'll give up the explanation [awkward laugh]

I have always liked cards, Chinese civilization, and books where the protagonist is a girl [Adoration], but unfortunately there are too few in this category [Grief], so the author must hold on [crazy] [Love] [Love]

The subject matter is novel, I have long wanted to do this kind of thing where ancient characters fight for themselves! Finally found the author, please update soon!

Wow, it's so well written! ! ! Come on, come on, I hope the male lead is not the original owner's sweetheart, otherwise it will be unfair to both girls and it will be too uncomfortable.

What readers of card novels want to see is the protagonist using cards to fight, not the emotional dispute between her and this god or that god.

This wave is a passionate open mic. Looking at it now, the author's ideas and writing style are great. However, the character creation feels relatively weak, and there is a feeling that everything comes out one by one. There is even a suspicion of not distinguishing between priorities. I feel that the descriptions of most supporting characters are a bit redundant and make the viewing experience worse. The Xia and Su Daji who appeared now did not have the intelligence and intelligence of the beauties who harmed the country except for their appearance. It feels like they are portrayed more like silly people who don't think too hard about anything they do. The characters of Xia give me the impression that they are peacocks with their tails spread, bitches in heat (the wording may be a bit extreme, but it is indeed my evaluation of them). When they see a man, they stand directly in front of him and say that they want to eat with him. After being pulled away by Su Shi (or Su Xun), they say that men are not important (I can't remember the specifics, but the meaning is pretty much the same). Xia is very smart, but the author describes Xia as an arrogant person. Su Daji's description is slightly better. The discomfort mainly comes when she complains that the heroine has no money to spend on her, but people who were prosperous and wealthy before now have a sense of disparity when it comes to controlling their expenses. This is normal. The main reason is that Su Daji's tone makes people uncomfortable. And based on my reading experience, the parent named Shu may later change Xia's mind and make Xia believe in love. Su Daji may be the muse of the designer of the red dress. This is a guess, but I would mind if the author changed it. The settings of Xia and Su Daji are really annoying now. Arousing anger for no reason. Moreover, the daily life of the card characters takes up too much space. If this is a story about mutual growth and friendship similar to "Douluo Dalu", just pretend I didn't mention it. [Sending Hearts][Sending Hearts] In the end, my three stars are only for the creation of these characters. I really can't stand them so I opened the mic. The overall direction and rhythm of the author are still acceptable. You can still take a look.

Damn, please update. The storyline is really well constructed.

Such a beautiful book, so approachable, why has no one read it? ? ? I just checked the big homepage, and there are really very few fans. I am now concerned about whether I can become an old fan [laughing] The above is a personal reflection, and the following is my own feelings about this book. It's really good-looking. DaDa has buried a lot of foreshadowings, some in the light and some in the dark. They all have answers. Although some of the foreshadowings may not be answered due to plot reasons, I believe DaDa will definitely answer them very well. I like every character in DaDa's works. DaDa's descriptions are very comprehensive. There are both good and evil, not pure good or pure evil. He has truly achieved the comprehensiveness of a character. He is also cold in both good and warm, and he fell in love with evil. Come on! Support you!

I was originally very interested in the subject matter, but there were too many emotional scenes. And I don't know why the author didn't expand on the content of the card because I didn't see the back. Anyway, when I looked at the front, I felt that it didn't quite meet my expectations.

I saw Chapter 11, and I want to ask the author, can you not write a plot where the heroine is similar to a mistress? Just like in Chapter 11, the heroine knows that the hero has a girlfriend, and she keeps him at home, can't she just show off her cards? Wouldn't it be nice for everyone to get together and relax? Wouldn't it be better to be decisive? It gives me the feeling that the heroine is just a mistress! ! ! Author, if you don't know how to write about emotions, why not just write without cp? Get into business! ! !