Call Me the Mythic Card Master

To be honest, I don't understand what the author wants to express when he writes that the protagonist has been hiding? First of all, the protagonist wants to avenge his parents. Secondly, many people are mocking and looking down on the protagonist. However, the protagonist does not even have a single explanation. Then the protagonist does not even trust the people in the Xia family who have always taken care of him, and he does not explain to his brother Zhu Fat. Then he only knows that he has awakened the Monkey King. His skills and equipment are not introduced, just an evolution material, and there is no mention of upgrades. Finally, the emotional line is really disgusting [vomit][vomit][vomit]

The emotional line is poorly written and the plot is pretty weak. In my opinion, one female character is enough. If you write so many women and you can't upgrade the protagonist, why write her? There are some people with bad personalities, but they can't kill her. Isn't this just a waste of emotion?

Well, I can't stand it anymore. . . First, a very creative green plum. Second, the adoptive father inexplicably attributes the protagonist's achievements directly to the fat man next to the protagonist. Third, the protagonist obviously has a mythical growth card, but the whole family doesn't know about it. It also always conflicts with the protagonist's ideas. I feel that since things happen due to human factors, they must be subjectively guided to the party seeking profit. I don't think the operations in the author's article are very reasonable at all. It's quite speechless.

The emotional scenes are really outrageous, and the role of the sister is also very unpleasant.

It's not bad, it's pretty good-looking, and the protagonist's character is quite consistent with the feeling of being a human being in two generations. Of course, Tomato is still Tomato and there are some classics within it.

Get up and code, don't sleep [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

Super pretty!