Mythic Star Card Master: I Love Collecting, Not Showing My Hand

An objective review of this book. I like the sense of storytelling in this book: the sense of mission and epicness that comes from the ground up. So I gave it five stars, but just like the brothers who gave it one star in the comment area, they couldn't accept the fact that the female protagonists' tragic past lives (in the game) and their current lives are poisoned by the sense of separation brought about by the male protagonists. What I want to say is that the author has actually given the method: Commissioner Bai and Li should be regarded as nurturance; Yongjiaxue is a trouble caused by the male protagonist's own kindness, just treat her as a "baggage"; and our main palace, you can treat it as the sequelae of soul piercing [face covering]. I wish all my book friends to develop a body that is invulnerable to all kinds of poisons as soon as possible in the new year, and to focus their attention and perception on good plots to bring pleasure to themselves and give the authors some living space. After all, to put it bluntly, looking for readable books in tomatoes is like digging for gold in the sea. Not everyone will have enough gold, but through the efforts of book friends and authors, good gold can be extracted [I almost cried]. Warning before viewing: Please stay if you are able to take poison, and those with sensitive constitutions will retreat quickly. [Cover face] For now, the characterization of Ka is okay, after all, the author is considered a veteran, but the plot is cliche: the inheritance that was taken away, her who was robbed, and Schrödinger's father. The freshness is all supported by card-related content, and I can only say that other content is just a waste of time. There is also a lack of explosive points in this book. It can be seen that the author is using "Now that I have seen the Dragon King, why not worship him" to shape the Dragon King card, but I don't feel very impressed at the moment. The author can read the book Apocalypse Forecast, which should be of great help. [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

This book is so beautiful! The protagonist's identity is the descendant of the commander, and his father has made great achievements. At the same time, the protagonist himself is a believer and time traveler of the evil god's Touch of Grace. What happened to the protagonist was that he was blinded by poison, had his property and fiancée taken away, and was arranged to be sealed. So what did our great protagonist do? He successfully suppressed a large number of cultists, prevented the blood sacrifice and massacre of the city, evolved the Tianhe Dragon King card, and had an affair with several women. So what did the protagonist gain? Harvesting everyone in the world, if someone hadn't saved the situation, the protagonist would have sent it directly. What will the protagonist do next? Protect the human race. As for revenge? Sorry I don't see revenge yet Personally, I think the short story of card evolution is much more interesting than the novel itself. However, the first sixty chapters alone are enough to dissuade many readers. In addition, as the focus is on cards, can you not introduce various cultists and evil gods? In the early stage, not only the protagonist is a cultist, but also the troublemaker is a cultist, and the plot advancement depends on the cultists. I think this is a card story, not a cultist legend, right? In addition, the description of when the protagonist goes to meet the elders is eye-catching, but there are so many poisonous points in front of you.

Whether it's a harem or not, every woman has to have a relationship with the male protagonist. The male protagonist says he doesn't love any of them, but he hangs on to them all.

It's okay, but there are too many emotional dramas. Maybe it's because I don't like watching emotional dramas, especially yandere ones. Moreover, I just set up a vest and then it dropped in the next chapter. The armor dropped too quickly, so it would be better not to use the vest.

It's super good-looking. I highly recommend it to those who pass by the bookstore. The author's writing style is advanced, the protagonist is very three-dimensional, and it is fun to use with your brain. The story is novel and not cliched. It is really refreshing. Moreover, the supporting characters are also very exciting and not bloody. I haven't read such a good-looking article in a long time. (No matter how many there are, I can deceive one by one, but I can't spend most of the night appreciating stones by myself)

How should I put it? The plot is smooth and it is a treasure book, but Investment and the Mother of Charm is a little bit toxic (only my personal opinion [Love]) I hope the author can revise it a little bit [Thoughts] There are quite a lot of poison spots, so those who are more resistant to poison can take a look.

The plot is good and the card story is exciting, but it's a pity that the author is too short, thank you for your hard work, sister-in-law.

Personally, I think this is an invincible novel. The protagonist puts on a weak appearance and pretends to be cool. The plot compiled by the cards is quite good. The bad thing is that the various pretending and slaps in the face coincidentally are too popular. The feeling of pretending but not completely pretending is a bit frustrating to watch. The writing so far has given me a sense of experience in playing a plot game. The protagonist embodies a small character who accidentally fell into the plot of the script. After the plot is released, there are a few minor changes. The overall impression of the protagonist to me is that of a player who is outside the plot. If he is not happy with the results, he will play the game. The sense of involvement is much less, but the content is still smooth and smooth. It is worth watching without thinking about these things.

The plot is offbeat and likes to take twists and turns. Basically one chapter, a huge turn [laughing awkwardly][face covering] I think smart people will like it. .

It's a good card-making novel, but there are still many areas worthy of improvement. For example, Qiu Xue becomes an apostle of the evil god and blows up the whole city. I never thought before the protagonist that the behavior and attitude of the little empress can be modified. In fact, various major events can be revealed in advance to set the stage, otherwise it will be a bit blunt. Moreover, the turning time of these events is too coincidental, and it seems that they are deliberately arranged. Of course, the story is well written and worth reading.