On the Third Day of Awakening, Your Summoned Object Has 100,000 Attributes?

If you haven't played Hearthstone, I suggest you not watch it, or watch it but don't look at the data, just the plot. I have never played Hearthstone, not at all. After reading dozens of chapters, I don't understand what 4/4 means when I see the data description. The more I read, the more I become confused. In short, he is suitable for people who understand the rules of Hearthstone. Other than that, the plot is okay.

(18) Blue++, 34.75/50 Sense of immersion + follow-up reading: 3+3 Writing style + imagination: 3+3 (I haven't read other books of the same type) Plug-in + background: 3+2 Rhythm + plot: 2+2 Character + logic: 2+4 (not sure, it should be reasonable) Extra: blue +1×5+2×1=7 (blue three +1, blue four +2) Feelings: I don't quite understand the attributes, and the supporting characters can be ignored. It doesn't feel like anything to me, but it's quite enjoyable. Calculation: 6×2.75+0.75×15+7=34.75 Era: 2.2 Era (2.0-0.3+0.2+0.3)

It's still nice to watch, but for people who have never played that type of game, some terms and terms are difficult to understand. It is recommended to add some comments at the end to explain the effects and uses of the basic settings. . .

It's not bad, I support it with five stars, but this book is a bit difficult for people who have never been exposed to war chess cards. The author also wrote the Holy Shield and Deathrattle in the paragraphs so that some people didn't see it. I suggest the author read the paragraphs and sort out some basic common sense.

It's super, super good, I watched it in one sitting. Suppress the ratings, suppress the ratings, don't come back and go crazy again.

It's awesome, the plot is handled almost perfectly (as far as I'm concerned), and there are very few or even no poisonous points. Although I don't understand this game mechanism, I can basically understand it by reading the comments, and it has no impact.

Just look at it and it's fun, it doesn't stress the combat power, it's cool and refreshing, but I can't think of other details because I see them so fast. It just sounds unpleasant and is suitable for brushing. In this case, 10,000 pages cannot be read in one day. Overall good review.

The explanation of the data is a bit simple. It is probably familiar to those who have played similar games. It is recommended to add a detailed explanation of the project after the data is listed.

Although this data is a bit unfamiliar to me, the content is still to my liking.

It's weird, especially the talent. If you don't play the game less, it will probably be very messy, but the writing is good, and geniuses are treated like geniuses.

This article is for war chess fans. People who are not war chess fans may not understand it.

Barely four stars, just slightly enjoyable to watch. Mainly because the author is obsessed with some things.

It's okay. It's pretty good. I'll give it five stars first.

The content is pretty good, but this panel really makes my head hurt. If I hadn't played a lot of games, I probably wouldn't have understood it.

It looks good, I love watching it, come on

Hearthstone is quite interesting.

Great place to redeem points

At least I think it looks pretty

At least if you look at it, it's a little bit poisonous, but it's not a big problem.

Potential is supreme, no other high martial artist has such an awesome monster protection mechanism

Overall, it's pretty good, but maybe the author should consider adding extra storylines outside of the dungeon, and then reduce the amount of data that appears in a certain amount, otherwise it'll be a bit repetitive and boring.

Fighting is fun, fighting is fun, fighting, fighting, fighting!

Refer to the upper limit of entertainment in the Dungeon on the Night of the Full Moon. I've read Chapter 48, so I won't read it anymore because it's too stressful.

Watched it all at once, so cool

It's cool enough, but a little bit lacking.

Come on come on come on come on

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

My fault I can't understand

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Data is cool! Incredibly cool!