Card: If I Ask You to Throw Dice, Will You Kill the Gods?

I've been playing male porn for a long time, and sometimes I just need to eat something good. The main character has a normal IQ and a normal personality, there are male and female supporting characters, the female character is not forced to write, and there is no big paragraph... Finally, I finally read a story that does not have mental pollution such as a small hand, a small face, a small mouth, a small tongue, a smelly brother with black silk and white silk, etc. I am moved. Jpg I feel very good. I wish the author good luck with his creation [Like]

The overall feeling is pretty good. The beginning of the writing is a bit slow, and the presentation of the world view is not very obvious. The author should be a novice, and the writing lacks some climaxes. But overall, the writing is not bad. I hope the author will continue to work hard and not collapse in the future.

It looks good. The protagonist has been working hard to make his cards more complete, and then make himself better and better. There are no messy emotional dramas or messy characters at all. It is really good-looking, and the cards are also very interesting. The protagonist is also super powerful. It is even better that there are no messy emotional dramas even after I like it.

It is indeed good. Although it is relatively bland, at least it gives people a good impression. It does not matter if you slowly see it as food. At least there are no poisonous points, the logic is relatively clear, and there are no framework problems.

Good luck to those who love to watch the protagonists in the upgrade and semi-invincible genres. The main card settings are very interesting, and the second level is handsome. Plus, there is no single card group, which makes people look forward to the follow-up plot. As of more than 100 chapters, there is no heroine and there is no ambiguous plot with the female character. The protagonist becomes a powerful machine and is only interested in getting stronger. He is very strong and feels at ease. In short, those who like cards and have no heroines can join in. There are many battle scenes.

A bit rushed Overall, it's pretty good. To create a card setting, you have to be a genius and write the card settings and battles well. The protagonist is also very smart in what he does. , The character is a scholar type, the focus is on research, there is no shabby things between men and women (who knows how I felt when I watched Weird Resurrection and was poisoned, what the hell, I want to die, but I still want to rob the wife, make paly arrange jobs for the wife, help the wife with housework, not afraid of lying in bed, speechless), there is a plot of Long Aotian in the middle that is quite funny But I can feel that there are a lot of things that have not been developed. I have briefly touched on it, and it seems that the plot is very bland, but it is also quite reasonable. After all, if you have to update the cards every time you upgrade, the material consumption is so large, and there will indeed be a limit on the number of cards. Hey, whether it's a male or female channel, it's really rare to find a story with a protagonist who is focused on his career and has some brains. Enjoy reading it and support it with five stars.

Good, good-looking, not suppressing the protagonist, strong official, no ambiguous scenes, not bad [I learned it]

A very good card story, the protagonist's IQ is online, and no poison points have been found yet.

It's quite interesting, especially the male protagonist, who used to be afraid of pain, has almost become an M. He wishes he could hang himself upside down on a cross every day. I don't know when we will see this scene appear in the eyes of the public! Hahahahahahaha

It's not bad. Although many people say that the male protagonist is too stable, I think it is watchable and some of the author's ideas are quite interesting. I don't like stories where the male protagonist is too adventurous and likes to make a lot of money. I see that it is currently no cp. It is not marked as no cp, but in fact, the sister and the younger sister are having a lot of ambiguous relationships. It is really no cp.

Woo hoo hoo, it's so beautiful, so beautiful [wiping tears] Is this an immortal product? What did I eat before? Wuwuwu [tears]! ! ! The protagonist is a combination of talent and hard work, and there is no pornographic accent or ambiguity. Currently, there is no female protagonist (I don't know if it means there is no female protagonist)! ! ! Very very very beautiful! ! ! ! ! ! ! Crack the wall recommended! ! ! !

The plot is smooth, the writing is very good, and there are no ambiguous plots with unclear meaning. It is a pure and refreshing novel. Even though the progress is relatively fast, it doesn't feel like writing an outline. The writing is really good. The portrayal of the protagonist is also good, and there is no sense of hypocrisy like other cool novels that pretend to be humble but are actually secretly proud. Even the ending is a bit rushed, and I feel like the author can't figure out how to enrich it. After all, after the integration, he is already a concept god. Although it can be seen that it is almost finished, it is not as boring as other books. The ending of the world line at the end can be regarded as a satisfactory ending. All in all, it is highly recommended.

Gold! Gold! Gold! The niche genre of card flow has produced such an amazing novel. Both the concept of the black and white cards and the cards that surpass the natal cards are very amazing. This is a pure card flow. Everything is in service of the word "card". Even the plot is like this. The plot does not have any huge contradictions and seems a bit dull. In the early stage, it was an invincible and refreshing novel, but as the protagonist grows, his horizons expand, and secrets are revealed The feeling of exploring the unknown comes out. Unfortunately, there are too many descriptions of card skills and characteristics, which seems to be too low in the early stage, which is a bit discouraging, and it is too short. If it can be expanded, especially after entering college, it should start to reach its climax. The plots of Black Card Research Society, Origin Society, Holy Body Cards, and Clone Legion are all written. It can definitely become the endorsement of this genre like those top-notch novels. I am optimistic about the growth of the author.

I have read this book a long time ago, but I have only read half of it. Since I have been short of books recently, I was wondering why I have read more than 100 chapters. Then when I saw the plot of the part I gave up, I knew why I gave up. It was the plot where a girl broke off her engagement and got married to two boys, but as a result, the girl who was a popular contestant did not make it to the third round. I won't comment on this plot now. I used to be quite concerned about these poisonous spots, but now I have been trained by tomatoes. Four stars, these settings are really novel and beautiful.

I saw the update, the writing is good, and overall it is online. Cards have similar bonding effects. The inheritances of various schools are inheritances with bonding as the core, which is very interesting. The protagonist's plot is not very big. A destiny dice and a crown turn into truth, a total of two paths. The world view is huge, the secret world of world fragments, the swallowing of cards, and then the parallel world is drawn out through the destiny cards. Cards are divided into white, green, blue, purple, cyan, red, orange... The lower three realms are bronze, silver, and gold; the upper three realms are stars, moon, and sun. Of course, there are also shortcomings. They are all the troubles. The background settings are almost completely cleaned up somewhat deliberately. Then, the protagonist's card creation is 100% super-evolved, and the talent is terrifyingly high. Then there is the card world. Everyone can make cards, and the cards can also be used by others. This setting is somewhat conflicting. Logically speaking, card trading should be smoother, and then you only need to use battle cards. Geniuses are the second choice... Overall it's good and worth a look.

I feel that the writing is really good. It has the order and system of card patterns. It is also relatively innovative in the setting of cards. In my opinion, it has surpassed most card writings. Although the setting of some plots is a bit awkward and some of the wording is unreasonable, at least the overall look and feel is good so far. I hope the author will continue to work hard to hone his writing skills (who said that there is no need for writing skills in card writings?) Come on! ! !

The writing is quite good, the plot development is not cliche, and the descriptions of various cards are also very interesting. The protagonist is a genius, and it is a bit fun to crush him all the way. There are no poisonous points, but if I suggest it, cards are a more concrete extraordinary system after all, but there is no description of the specific strength of the cards. For example, like Yu-Gi-Oh, how many attack values, how many life values, how many defense values, and what the priority of skills is. I think these can also be written in detail. The author can completely lay the groundwork in this book. The next book will also write about the card world to supplement the world view. It should be pretty good. Don't be like Douluo where you already have a way to die.

This book is one of the few that I personally find enjoyable. Although some of the logic in it is a bit unclear, overall I personally like it. Especially the appearance of some special cards and special materials. As a severe collector, I actually like it.

This novel about awakening cards can be called a ground-breaking work of the same type, with high energy and unconventional content throughout. The setting of two cards when the protagonist wakes up at the beginning is eye-catching. One card supports the brain power to achieve "thinking cheating", and the other helps the battle to seize the opportunity. The linkage setting of the two cards abandons the monotony of a single card and gives the protagonist a differentiated growth path. The most eye-catching thing is the protagonist's card system, which completely breaks away from the homogeneous routine of stacking Chinese gods. All cards are derived from his own ideas. The detailed description of the magic pattern design and card production vividly portrays the protagonist's identity as a "card researcher". Compared with the superficial combat pleasure, this setting that deeply explores the underlying logic of the cards is more fresh. The plot of the protagonist actively dabbling in knowledge in multiple fields in pursuit of the truth makes the character's growth more layered, and the ending reveals the truth about the protagonist's time travel - it is actually a closed-loop setting that turns into cards to feed himself after time travel. It is a stroke of genius, and the ingenuity of echoing back and forth instantly elevates the pattern of the entire work. The pace of the full text is relaxed and moderate, with both the enthusiasm of card battles and the rigor of scientific research and exploration. It delivers a high-scoring answer in the balance of imagination and logic.

I personally feel that it is a very good card novel. There are currently no poisonous points. It does not stress the combat power and does not pretend to be a pig to eat the tiger. If you have talent, you will show it in exchange for more resources. There is not much content related to dice in the early stage, but now that the domain cards are available, there should be more in the future.

Give some encouragement. The author's voice expression needs to be strengthened, and the protagonist's personality is not obvious, which of course does not mean that it is annoying. From a mental perspective, card battles need to be strengthened. There are novel ideas in card production, but when will it form its own system? Except for the appearance and strength of the supporting characters, everything else is pretty good. I hope the world view will be expanded. Gold will definitely not be a master!

The writing is beautiful and fluent. Make and upgrade cards based on your natal cards, and work hard to add talents.

It's a very good book, with very few minor flaws. The advantages can make up for the shortcomings. The card descriptions in the early stage are a bit too cumbersome and have narrative errors. The later stage is very good. Only the changed parts are written instead of re-issuing all the card descriptions with small changes. The bad thing is that it is too short, and the ending is not bad, but it is rushed. Just developed, a tumbling strengthening, directly became the God of Creation, and the 10th chapter was over. I don't know the reason for the author's idea. It could have been slower and more plot development. A eunuch who is not a eunuch. So one point is deducted. But the author's writing skills are very good, and the plot design is also good. It's a pity to deduct one point. Give it five stars. But the actual score should be 4 stars.

It's really good. It's rare to see a relatively stable game on Tomato. It doesn't have classic routines that have been around for thousands of years. The design of the cards is also quite interesting. The combat power is not compromised, and there is no situation like in some novels where the protagonist's paper data is high and he is defeated in actual combat.

It looks good, the creativity and plot development are great, there are no bad points, and the settings of various cards are very interesting. The disadvantage is that the author's writing style is relatively average. In fact, many climax plots have been compressed. Third-party descriptions substitute dialogue plots, which is not so exciting. I can only say that the author has great potential. If he streamlines his writing style, he can look forward to the future.

It should be considered a slow-burning type, with no poisonous points. It seems to be very good on Tomato so far, but the emotional line of the protagonist is too little. It feels that the connection between the protagonist and other people is very weak, giving people a feeling of ruthlessness. The cards probably take two paths per person, and the first one still has the author's own ideas.

The description of the cards is indeed comfortable to read, but the effects of the cards corresponding to low realms are also very good, and the concepts can be covered easily. Secondly, there is no sense of being crushed all the way. If the protagonist is not defeated, I can write some competing peers.

As a card-making novel, at first I thought it would be the same as before, but the author has a rich imagination and created many fun cards for me. In addition, the plot is relatively gentle (meaning that the protagonist will not be targeted and insulted in various ways), so I give it 5 points!

The card stream is pretty good. They are all original cards. They are not the same as other card streams. They are either mythical or two-dimensional. Although there are some minor flaws, they are still very suitable to my taste. Summary: Worth a look

Wall crack recommended! ! ! Although the length of the book is relatively short, when I read the entire book, there were almost no bad points or bad endings. It was also a very enjoyable and refreshing article. The whole novel revolves around itself, there is no messy plot, and it is very smooth.