I've Only Got a Junk Card. Don't Ask Me to Fight

The setting is novel, the female protagonist travels through time and becomes the male protagonist's card, and she also comes with a cheat card. The male protagonist's cards are all in the same space and can communicate (this is the first time I have seen a scene of communication in a written space). Not bad, and the descriptions are good. Rating first, we will review later if there are any changes. The title and introduction of the book are centered on the heroine, so I naturally read it for the heroine. However, after reading more than 20 chapters, the heroine has not appeared much. I have been waiting for the male and female protagonists to communicate. This plot has not appeared for more than 20 chapters. It feels like it is a bit long.

The setting is very good, but the positioning of the female protagonist is a bit unfriendly to the female protagonist. However, this type is quite rare, so I won't talk about the content because I haven't seen much (the ones I know are all from the male protagonist's perspective), so five stars are given for the subject matter.

This is my first time watching this type of movie and I stayed up late to finish it. Still unfinished It sucks, I'm really speechless

It's okay, but the later part of the plot and the final ending are skipped like a synopsis. Then the heroine is indecisive and has a cowardly character. It seems to be based on the character of the spoiled wife. It's a highlight, but it has many cheats. Overall, it's good to watch. The female protagonist is the favorite of the group, and the male protagonist steadily follows the male-oriented plot.

I originally saw that the story about this card world was quite novel, and my curiosity was piqued immediately. However, I felt that the article was a bit delayed. The previous large sections of the article were all describing the activities of the male protagonist. The female protagonist did not feel very involved. It took a long time to wait for the interaction between the male and female protagonists. After finally interacting, I felt that the emotional collision between the two was not strong. It's not satisfactory, and the heroine's character is unclear and not very likable. Sometimes she feels a little pretentious, and sometimes she's a little sensible. It's this sensible thing that supported me through the whole movie. The same goes for the male protagonist. I feel like he's indifferent to everything, but sometimes he feels a little bit indescribably funny? It's very strange. I have never seen such a male protagonist. Maybe it's my bias, but I really don't like it. It was originally a good novel, but the character of the male and female protagonist persuaded me not to read it. It's not that I don't like it, so don't read it. All the novels can't be liked by everyone. Everyone is different, so I won't make a bad review. It's really because I wanted to read it but couldn't stand it. To put it bluntly, I give five stars to encourage the author and hope that the author can train himself again. The innovative points of the article are good and can stand out from the same articles. It would be better if the article is better conceived and the characters are more detailed. So I will quit now and hope that the author will create more good-looking articles. I will come again.

The subject matter is quite rare. I first read this book because I saw a book with this theme, but I couldn't find that book. This one has a similar theme, so I clicked in and read it. How can I put it this way? The fact that the heroine becomes a card is quite abrupt, but in fact this is what it is. There is no principle to say, and it doesn't matter at all, but I think the biggest conflict between the male and female protagonists is actually determined by the world in which the female protagonist lives, and she is also an ordinary person. She is accustomed to putting her own safety first, but the world in which the male protagonist lives and his The choice determines his pursuit. Even if he will die because of this, he has to protect those people and want to become stronger. Then in that World of Warcraft city, the male protagonist wants to rush forward, but the female protagonist pulls him back. At the time, I didn't particularly understand this at first. I thought the female protagonist was a little bit It's too forced on the male protagonist, but it's actually understandable if you look further back, because the female protagonist is the male protagonist's companion card. If the male protagonist dies, she will die. However, the female protagonist is not sure whether she can return to her original world, so she doesn't dare to take risks. It's understandable that she doesn't want the male protagonist to go here. But later on, the heroine fell in love with that Thirteen (I don't remember the specific details) and had to part ways with the hero. I actually don't quite understand this point. Even if the heroine thinks she is free, since she has come to this world, the relationship cannot be changed. He can only try to accept it. I think the heroine only thinks about herself and does not want to try to accept such things in the new world. She didn't plan for the male protagonist, and she couldn't even understand his thoughts. It was that kind of self-centered feeling. She even decided to stay with the male protagonist and become stronger, but she always trained halfway and couldn't accept it and had to give up. Later, she betrayed the male protagonist for a man she met by chance. Even I couldn't understand how the female protagonist's feelings for that Thirteen came from, but I felt that there were no signs at all. Then at the end, uh, death went back. In fact, uh, generally speaking, uh, just speaking from my personal feeling, in fact, uh, there are many stories to be written in the world where the heroine is, but the author ended it in a hurry, maybe because he didn't want to write it because the data was not good. After all, I felt that the previous data might not be good. How about it, because I read it after it was finished, and I couldn't see the serialized ones, but there were relatively few comments, which may have caused the author to have less motivation to continue writing. Anyway, it is quite short, giving me the feeling that I can't get up or put down in one breath, and to be honest, I feel that this book has quite a few flaws, it's just average.

So novel! ! ! The heroine has become a beauty card. She looks so good and I love watching it. The back part is a bit nonsensical. I feel like the heroine is very casual, a bit like Neptune.

Please add more When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is paid more attention to. When you are on the third watch, the little praise starts to sound, and the number of dead harvests starts to decrease. When you update the fifth update, readers' support will spontaneously form, and the voices of praise will become louder and louder. When you are at the tenth watch, the Confucian debates are deafening, and the tolerant attitude is implemented both internally and externally. When you are twenty, you have a place in the bookworm's memory. Even in your long life, your name will leave a dazzling trace.

Although this book is a serialized novel, it is really very good-looking! After the female protagonist fell from the roof, she traveled to the card world and became the companion card of the male protagonist. The plot is very interesting, and the male and female protagonists have distinct characters. The female protagonist was very timid and cherished her life because she fell from the roof. However, after getting along with the male protagonist again and again, and seeing the differences and thoughts of the outside world, she has slowly changed. Because the male protagonist has lived in the card world since he was a child, he has different ideological concepts. He believes that cards must not have weaknesses, etc., But this has also changed subtly. Currently, there is no clear emotional scene with him. I personally think this is good. I don't like the male and female protagonists inexplicably being together in other than fast-traveling novels. All in all, this book is really good and worth recommending

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