Card Monster: Evolve! Fusion! Attack!

I've seen chapter two hundred and thirty-four. The more I watch, the more interesting it becomes. The protagonist is so awesome that he actually has the combat power of an intermediate warrior. So awesome. No enemies, no goals. It's so awesome, more than two hundred chapters, killing people in Xinshou Village. It's so shocking that the author could write 20,000 chapters.

It's a bit interesting, the placement version of the Traveling Frog Cub Goblin. To be honest, the line of the three bastards is much better than the protagonist's line. It is recommended to increase the number of scenes. The dream copy is not as interesting as the real world. Skipping directly to see the rewards will not affect the reading. The length can be appropriately reduced. The card fusion and evolution are quite refreshing [heartfelt]

The quality of the food and grass is quite good. The author has a way of writing about goblins [laughs crookedly]. Each goblin has its own unique charm. It's beautiful.

It is more comfortable to read than other novels, and there are not too many forced plots. (Although there are some, but not many) Moreover, the character of the protagonist is not bad, and he is not the kind of person who sees something good and just keeps it for himself for selfish reasons. He truly looks like an ordinary good person, not the kind who is full of divine or demonic qualities.

This novel is about summoning. I feel it is at least much better than the previous two. I read a hundred or two hundred of the first two and then discarded it. This novel is okay. I saw why the rating was so low. I scrolled through the comment area for a long time and maliciously brushed the rating. If you want money, please remember to recommend it to me and I will change the rating to make some money [Like] , it is well written and deserves five stars. At least it is in line with my idea of a novel. It is very comfortable to read and not overwhelming. The protagonist is a normal person who knows about sand people and needs to be avoided. He is not the kind of person who skips the plot or the theater and starts killing randomly.

This rating is indeed too low. It is a pretty good novel, and the logic is not too flawed. Anyway, I didn't find any problems without taking it seriously. The writing is smooth and the writing style is humorous. The short story of the three Goblin bastards is very interesting. I also like the main plot of the protagonist, so overall it is a book that suits my taste and I like it very much.

Worth a look, the current score is 8.7 Which is low The protagonist has a correct outlook on life and is not a virgin. He has a peaceful personality. At present, he has no idea of ​​forming a company or organization. He has no ambition to save mankind and the world. He has not suffered any losses so far. It is considered a good novel, with a few scenes of pretending to be slapped in the face and killing people. The card explosion rate is very good, and there are many types of monsters. The three goblin brothers are quite funny, the ogre archmage (chef), and the fishman (fisherman) are also quite contrasting. The plot is warm and interesting, and the monsters each have their own quirks. However, the protagonist's IQ and city wealth are mediocre, and the protagonist's thinking has not yet changed. He has money but does not use it fully. Of course, it may also be because there is no shortage of upgrade resources. As there are more and more monsters, the space is limited, and some supporting monsters are insufficiently described. The following personal guess The main plot at present is that the other world is facing collapse, and the gods of the other world are planning to invade the present world and occupy the magpie's nest. The protagonist and others improve their strength through job transfer, study, etc. To fight, expel or even surrender the gods, and finally form a new world where all races coexist. There are many evil gods, and there should be decent gods as well, although they haven't appeared yet.

Overall, it is an interesting novel. The concept is quite interesting and the writing is very good. From the beginning, I saw the latest updates in one breath and I have the desire to read on! No matter what the novel is, no matter where it is written, as long as it is good-looking and makes people want to keep reading, it is a good novel.

The rating of this book is obviously low. It is very well written and suitable for readers of all ages, both young and old. Each of the summoned monsters written by the author has a unique character charm. The characters around the protagonist are all lifelike. Even the old man at the door is very humane and can be easily healed. It makes you believe that life also has a beautiful side and that the world is worthy of [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

Not bad, a farming style combat story. The male protagonist is a bit lacking in brains, but he's definitely not stupid, he's just a bit middle-aged. A lot of the plot involves going through dungeons to upgrade cards, but overall it's very heartwarming. The male protagonist will think of his family if he has any good things. The summoned goblin is so funny.

I've just read the latest article. It's a cool article about unique professions and unique dungeon upgrades. Except for the description of the protagonist's character, I think the rest is good and the combat power is okay. In the early stage, it may be a little stressful to grasp the rhythm of the novel. Later, it is very comfortable to read. It is also quite innovative in many places. There are no major flaws. However, there is a common problem with this type of article. The update is too slow. Although the author has simplified the enhancement later, there are still a lot of words for monsters. It takes several days to praise the main plot. In addition, I originally wanted to give four stars, but the author updates three times a day, so I find it difficult not to support the author.

To be honest, this book is pretty good. Although the protagonist's strength has only been exposed a bit, many people have seen it. No matter how much I try to cover it up, I should be a little exposed. It's impossible to stay busy forever. Right. What is the combat power like? Totally vague. Besides. Where is the girl? You can also bring me a vase. The protagonist is surrounded by monsters, so there can't be some good-looking creatures. Such as elves and the like. [Laughing evilly] Otherwise, I would really doubt the protagonist. Still not human anymore? There aren't even any girls around, so just get a vase and look at it.

It's a great store. The hotel room is in a great location. The decoration is beautiful and warm. The room is clean and tidy. The upgraded Home Inn has very good sanitary conditions. It has a parking lot, the front desk service is enthusiastic, and the staff are good. The shower water flow is large, the hot water temperature is suitable, the items in the room are neatly placed, and the TV is large. The hotel is very close to various tourist attractions and is convenient for travel. Will come again~~ The service attitude is good, the room is clean, the bath towels are packaged, so you can use them with confidence, there is breakfast, the steamed buns taste good, you need to swipe your card to go to the elevator, I feel very safe, the bathroom has a large flushing faucet, and the bath is very comfortable

Good stuff, good stuff, 99% rare. This book is also an upgrade stream, but it has a very good rhythm. It basically won't make you feel bored, or get out of the fun of this book. I have seen more than 600 of them so far. It has been focusing on the upgrade of the card summoner, a professional monster card, and its upgrade. It's not boring, but very interesting. The monsters he writes all have distinct personalities. For example, the Goblin card he got at the beginning is very greedy for money. This kind of character is very cheap. This kind of character is very well written. There are also others, such as the ogre magician who loves cooking, the murloc who loves fishing, the murloc who likes fishing, and the one who loves mining. Kobolds, when writing these monsters, added a hobby after their combat profession. At the same time, these hobbies are also the key to their upgrade. For example, the ogre magician needs to cook to upgrade. He has no experience in fighting monsters. This adds some interest. At the same time, the plot will not be boring. Except for the combat aspect, You can write about some very daily things, that is, taking these monsters to go fishing, mining, picnics, etc., Which is very exciting, and the author also writes very well. I have basically not seen any blocking points so far. There may be some, but overall, he wrote very well. I may have ignored him, but the writing is very good. Come on, I am optimistic about you.

It looks good, very good-looking, and there is nothing poisonous about it. I like this kind of card fusion and evolution type of book. However, this book feels more daily. I saw that there is no big goal or crisis in Chapter 498, maybe it is still laying the groundwork. Then the younger sister's role is a bit less, and she only shows up occasionally. I don't know who the heroine is, or is there no heroine? After all, the beast master didn't look like he was about to transform. But I personally feel that the heroine may be Gao Qiqiong. Let's see what the author writes next. If you like beast control and card fusion, you can watch it.

Provincial flow: relatively slow heat Interesting settings: Only contaminated areas and cracks will block technology, normal external technology will remain the same, and technology will still maintain order. And the strength of monsters in the early and mid-term is strictly limited, and they can basically be solved by rifles, armored vehicles, artillery, etc. (Except for a few cases that require missiles and small nuclear bombs, and a giant dragon that can carry nuclear bombs is mentioned in the background). It is not until a few hundred chapters in that some enemies that require powerful weapons begin to appear regularly (at this time, the protagonist's monsters can create small mushroom clouds, and their attack capabilities can reach the level of dozens to hundreds of tons of TNT). I personally think the writing style is quite interesting. In fact, the interactions between card monsters and humans are very interesting. The further back you go, the better it looks (this is true) There are quite a few words now, so you can just read it without praising the book.

Personally, I feel that Tomato's Summoning novels are definitely a breath of fresh air. There are battle scenes and daily life. The leisurely, cute and humorous family-style gatherings of card-playing monsters are the core of the monster genre, warm and daily life. The card upgrade aspect is also very clear, with a complete and systematic upgrade path and effects. Personally, it looks pretty good. Except for some plot arrangements and some small details of the plot, which may be slightly less than perfect, the overall writing style is absolutely fine. It exceeds the writing power of most Tomato works and is definitely better than the writing power of many 9-point Tomato works. If the author can go further in some plot arrangements, it can be said that this book can completely become a god.

It's not bad. The battle leveling part is not dull and monotonous, and there are not too many clowns in the life part. The ending after dealing with enemies is clean and leaves no trouble. The only fly in the ointment is the Li family (the lawless family of gods. The disadvantage is that Li Guangcai lived a long time and he was young and old. At present, the Li family has been dealt with)

This Summoner story seems to be much more interesting than other Summoner stories. The summoned objects will not play tricks on you. The protagonist views the summoned objects roughly from the perspective of the boss, and will provide the summoned objects with the items needed for hobbies and time to go out for fun. Overall, it is a very good Summoner story. Don't worry about the little bit of trouble at the beginning.

A very good Western fantasy novel, focusing on level-breaking and upgrading

Looks good, looks good, looks good! Say important things three times! My son, it's really good. I caught up with the latest chapter, chapter 925. The various twists and turns are really good, and overall I didn't feel a little bit frustrated while reading it. There is no deliberate suppression first and then improvement, no lag in combat power, no lag in promotion, and no full sense of crisis urging us to feel happy to upgrade. It is not the kind of training without a trace of entertainment, the protagonist who is not a human being, etc.! The whole process is relaxed, enjoyable, hilarious, and the setting is interesting and novel. Maybe it was a bit off in the first few chapters, but the protagonist took off after breaking away from the scavengers!

It's so good, I read 600 chapters in two days. The summoned objects are not tools, and the summoner is not the kind of CS who only benefits himself (the protagonist's name has an Easter egg [laughing]). The writing is also good, and the transitions are very smooth.

The protagonist is not a wild man who can only get in and out, but will do his best to promote the development of friends and allies. He is not an autobiography of one person. He is full of people and has a casual personality. He is not the kind of reckless man who only makes sudden moves, but a normal person.

It's a bit bland, but I like the setting very much. Different cards are merged into higher-level cards, and there is no upper limit on the number. The cards come from personal copies instead of card production. Although they are random, they are also set by the author. It is not a free card production setting. I am very satisfied. In short, it is the fusion of cards, the level limit is strengthened, and the evolution opens up a higher level limit. It seems that this is the setting in Tomato. I have been looking for a similar novel for a long time. When I saw the elemental pool, I thought of the Amber Sword. It would be nice if I added more planeswalker materials.

It inherits the humorous attributes of the previous book. The rhythm of growth and battle is also very comfortable to watch. It is neither salty nor bland and tastes really good [smile][smile][smile] I hope that the humorous and relaxed style of painting can be maintained as the plot unfolds [Like] Countless typos also sound like that [smile][smile][smile]

This book has many similarities with the Magic and Vientiane card system, but everything written is good. I give it a five-star rating.

The taste of gold mining online games. The protagonist acts as a card summoner, and cards can summon a variety of monster servants. Cards have a variety of upgrade methods and evolution rituals, and they are quite consistent with the characteristics of the cards. It feels a bit like a role-playing method and a promotion ceremony. More, it is the feeling of playing Laojin games in the early days. For equipment, advancement, and refining, you have to go to various dungeons to collect various materials, and then come back to upgrade. So instead of saying it is a novel, it gives me the feeling of being a cloud player while watching Wong Lo Kat videos. The corresponding disadvantage is that the plot is too bland and has almost no main line. The protagonist downloads dungeons or goes to the wild every day, and comes back to do dreamland trials and upgrade rituals. The most enjoyable part is watching the protagonist upgrade the cards bit by bit, and it feels like "the game is more fun just watching others play". ——Coordinates Chapter 250

The narrative is neither hasty nor impatient, and pays attention to priorities. For some incidents, the protagonist does not take the initiative to solve them, and does not engage in any personal heroism. Sometimes he helps, but not completely. The protagonist will show some performance, but he will not show off his talents, and he will be too showy in front of others. Everyone has their own way of living, and all parties are steadily advancing the story.

It looks good and is quite interesting. There is nothing poisonous about it. The card pets are fun.

It's strange that this high-quality novel is only about eight points. From a professional perspective, it can be compared with the works of the online game platinum author Butterfly Lan. Except for the weak description of official power and emotional lines, it is basically flawless. Chapter 321 (Seawater Crab) was written more deliberately from the beginning. Various evolutionary elements (materials, conditions) are automatically connected, and the plot is also focused on the protagonist (complete Conan effect).