Cards: Who Says His Talent Has Faded?!

The card-making heroine is a book that can hardly be found on Tomato, but it is the type I like to read. One point is deducted for hiding the talent from Qingmei. If you can't even believe your own wife, then who else can, not to mention that Qingmei is really good to the protagonist.

The author's writing is different from most books, that is, he does not write a plot that is too high-pressure just to follow the reading. The writing style is fresh and natural, and the characters are more multi-faceted, not just label characters. It seems that many people are struggling with the issue of the protagonist's talent. I think it's okay. Qingmei will worry about the protagonist because of her talent, but worrying about talent is actually okay if you think about it carefully. Maybe Qingmei's concern is too pure and gentle, which makes others feel that they can't bear to hide it, so she hides her criticism from the protagonist. But from God's perspective, we can see the protagonist's struggle. Qingmei doesn't know the protagonist's struggle, and she happens to have faced the phrase "everything in the world is always changing" that appears many times and may run through the entire text.

Ah, the score is so low, why? As a single girl, the emotional scenes are pretty good, not toxic and smooth. You can watch it if you don't like the female protagonist, after all, both men and women are strong. More of an everyday style. The male protagonist can be resurrected, so he is semi-invincible. So far it's still okay, but the score is still on the low side. Personally, I hope that the author can improve the flexibility of the combination of cards. Cards do not have many skills, but are more interesting when considering the mechanics (this is the point worth thinking about). Otherwise, it will become a simple battle of skills without strategy. Come on, overall it's pretty good.

Writing a book is not easy, so give yourself a good review [crying]

Thank you so much, I forgot to comment after watching it for a few days🤣

I hope both the author and the book will be okay (there are already two books on my bookshelf that have been blocked for no apparent reason.)

Regardless of what anyone else thinks, I think it's to my liking. In terms of talent, isn't it a trap for evil card masters? You can wait and see how it changes. However, maybe you can mention a few words about the situation of the evil card master, which might make it easier for people to accept.

It's a pretty good card-based novel. It talks about a few great gods who disappeared at the beginning, and the ending is revealed. In fact, the male protagonist, the female protagonist, and the female protagonist's father traveled back in time and broke through the card gods in the past, and then they were recorded. The novel is generally good. There are a few holes left unfilled at the end, but the rest is okay. The male protagonist is the void and reincarnation, while the female protagonist is the stars and illusion. The other two, radiance and finality, destiny and eternity, their existence is like soy sauce. Whether they can write a book is up to them.

Not bad, support me

Looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! It's just that this style is not very popular on Tomato or the entire online literary world, so it's a bit of a disadvantage, but it's really, really, really good-looking I'll give you some reviews and comments after I re-read it in college~