I Transmigrated to the Source Card Continent with a Fusion Card of My Own

Excellent food, especially after sixty or seventy chapters. The first volume is only good, and I finished it from the second volume onwards. The enemies the protagonist encounters are always at a higher level than the protagonist, and most of them are masters. The plot changes from relaxed and humorous to difficult battles, and the interesting plot of wits is gone. The upgrade from level 8 to level 9 requires more than 200 chapters, which is more than the previous upgrades from level 1 to level 8 combined. The protagonist doesn't upgrade his own cards if he has money, but makes plans for other people's cards to upgrade them to epics at will. He is already a master, and he only has three or four epic cards, and even a green card. He has so much money, why not get it all by himself. Let's take a look at the settings. I mentioned that the skill card has one star white, two stars green, three stars purple, and four stars gold. But for the big fireball, you told me nine stars purple. Where did the nine stars purple come from? There is no goal and no idea what to do. In the early stage, the protagonist can still follow the plot from a village to a first-level town. However, in the second volume, you hit a hammer here and there, wandering around for a long time without knowing what to do. After a long time, the strength of the main character team has not improved, the positive feedback is almost non-existent, and there is no desire to update. Isn't one of the biggest advantages of the protagonist Goldfinger the ability to quickly upgrade the quality of cards? What's the point of being greedy for money if you don't advance yourself? Those powerful nobles each only have a few epic cards on average, and they can't close the gap with others. When they see that the opponent is stronger, their face becomes ugly, ugly, ugly. I don't understand why you don't fill yourself up, why don't you upgrade, what are those blue cards and green cards for? You have dozens of epic materials and are not short of materials, and you have tens of thousands of source crystals and are not short of money. Why don't you upgrade? Open high and go low.

There is nothing wrong with it overall, a rare and excellent card text. The protagonist is funny and humorous, and the supporting characters are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. The shortcomings of the plot are too slow, especially when you go to school right away to study, which may be the beginning of a decrease in ratings. School stories are the most annoying. I hope the author will travel around the world as soon as possible and get exposed to more interesting plots and cards, and don't write a bunch of boring plots in school. I really don't want to read school articles, there are already cheats, so what's the point of going to school and pretending to be x-faced.

For the sake of being a newcomer, it's okay. Big poisons don't always have small poisons. This book has been updated to this day. First of all, there is a small poisonous point that the villains are simply bad for the sake of being bad (not all of them have one or two villains who are pretty good in their portrayal. The boy Wang Meng is pretty good, that Raymond poison!) It has a classic plot (some people laugh at it) The protagonist is slapped in the face), there is a suspected heroine (the daughter of the city lord, but it is too classic, I disliked it at first and later learned about it [I didn't write it here, I guessed it later], but then changed my mind, and it shouldn't be so classic when we finally get together, right?) There is also an inexplicable girlfriend. I really don't understand it, but I can accept it. At least there is no Virgin or Mary Sue.

Overall OK 1. Wherever the protagonist goes, please find it there. Regardless of age, the opponents you encounter are basically at a higher level than the protagonist. The protagonist has cheats, and others are better than the protagonist. 2. The protagonist has been buying cards and merging cards, but the deck has not been updated or improved. He is already 8 stars, and he is still using 2-star green multiplier cards. He is also the third-best player in fights. Where have the fused cards gone? 3. Isn't the setting of the card master to improve the cards to give feedback to oneself? Later, the protagonist obtained the dragon's essence and blood and actually risked being the enemy of the world to strengthen himself. I don't understand. Isn't it safe and simple to improve the cards to give feedback to oneself?

I really like reading this type of book. The epic adventure story of an easy daily trip to the mainland has satisfied my fantasy since I was a child. The author works hard to update it. I hope I can read this book to the end, but don't stop updating it! ! ! This book becomes more interesting as you go to the end, with all kinds of unexpected reversals, and the game between the various forces is not as mindless as imagined. Whenever I thought that one party was the villain, or one party was the protagonist, it turned out to be reversed later. It was so interesting to read. The only drawback is that there are too few updates, 2 updates a day. I think it needs at least 3 updates, or even 5 updates. 2 Updates are not enough. I finished it in a few days.

Overall, it's okay. There's no sadistic plot, but it's a bit overwhelming. I'm worth tens of thousands of source crystals. It's impossible to buy tens of thousands of skeleton cards. One 10-card epic requires 100 blue, 1,000, green, 5,000 white. In the front, it's better to synthesize it to increase strength. Later, it has to be unsynthesized. I need to purchase materials for combat. At the beginning, I said I wanted to put together a whole set of epic suits. But it didn't fit. At the beginning, I said I wanted to ascend to the mirage, so I just lost the dragon cards. I only know how to use materials to synthesize them. Not to mention after hearing the materials. I have never thought about synthesis. To be honest, I think I am a fool. This theme is fusion synthesis. It is a bit redundant to see the evolution line. It also suppresses the combat power upgrade too quickly. You can add realms, but if the combat power is suppressed, there will be a gap in the look and feel. The feeling will decrease and deviate from the theme. After the synthesis, materials are used to synthesize the realm. The theme offset purification line system is also imperfect. The detection system does not directly display it. If there is an evolution route under an introduced card player, what materials are needed? There are also brand-new names, and there will be more expectations. The brand-new names don't even look at the synthesis, just to see you combine different things into a new thing. This novelty will make others want to see what will evolve into it later? Only when you have expectations will you be able to watch it. The motivation behind it is to collect the materials directly and let him go to the evolution route. Those are not marked and deviate from the synthesis theme. Some people think that cheating will affect the look and feel. If you focus on the theme, creating more novel names will not make the look and feel better. You can also set multiple realms. The stories I read before have too few realms. Halfway through, I found the protagonist. They are already so strong, but there are so many people like him, and there is no new realm behind them. At first glance, I can't see the motivation to continue. Add the concept of planes, take advantage of other worlds and add realm legends, myths, demigods, lower gods, middle gods, upper gods, gods, masters, masters, creation gods, and world battles. Use extraterrestrial energy to create land and expand planes to increase world power, upgrade worlds, and increase realm levels.

It's so good. The enemy severely injured his father and took away his mother. The protagonist is very tolerant. The enemy hits him, and with just one breath, a female maid can stop him. The protagonist is so steady!

I don't understand why the rating is so low. It's not a brainless novel. The plot is advanced reasonably. The character of the protagonist is well portrayed. The world view is very interesting. The golden finger of the protagonist is not too big. There are no embarrassing poisonous points. Although there are some bugs in the early and late settings, it is indeed a rare masterpiece.

After reading the plot so far, the content is quite good. The logic, writing, and plot are all good. My inner evaluation is at least 8.5 Or above. Why is the score so low? Do you know how to answer [what]

All I can say is that it is very logical. It's just a little boring in the early stage, but then it starts to progress all the way. To be honest, it's a bit mindless, but it looks cool. I haven't seen this kind of subject matter that I like in a long time. The key is that I can still write it down, and then I hope the author will continue to persevere, come on.