You Asked Me to Make Cards, So Why Am I Pulling Out Hearthstone?

It's good. There are too few articles about Hearthstone, and most of them are nonsense. It's so rare to get something like this to the point. So far, there is nothing to criticize. Especially Qingmei discovered on the first day that the protagonist had replaced the original soul. So well written. How can two people who live together day and night fail to discover each other's problems?

Basically, I have read the latest chapter, which is mainly about the background of Hearthstone, with a little bit of Yu-Gi-Oh's cameo. Compared with other novels of the same type, the indigenous IQs in this book are actually quite online. Their development direction is a bit similar to the numerical value in the early environment of Yu-Gi-Oh, mainly because of the heaven-defying Spell cards are difficult to make, so it becomes the last big brother to finish the follower exchange, and the final value of their really top-level big brother is actually far beyond the Hearthstone standard value. This shows that even if the protagonist builds a deck with a lot of cards, if he is unlucky, he will be at a disadvantage. As soon as the protagonist card came out and opened up the mind, the cards created by the natives began to spiral into the sky, so the game was quite exciting.

What's wrong with the soul-piercing reveal? Is it a good plot to fall in love with someone else's girl? A very good plot. To be powerful is to severely insult the weak. Take the one next door as an example. You clearly have the intelligence and construction ability to crush the world. Why are you still being suppressed by the so-called "seniority"? You are a veteran and senior player who does not add card values. In the end, there is an information gap that makes the protagonist faint when playing cards too hard. After the battle, the protagonist says that seniority means you are strong. Where is your strength? You're a max-level account who wrote a story about how to grow up, in a world that doesn't even have card stars, how can you still struggle if you just randomly imprinted those old qualifications?

The plot of this book is a mess, but I like the card battles. Book lovers who are concerned about the plot should not read it.

I have read Chapter 19 so far. I think it's okay, but then the protagonist is cut off from his original owner's Qingmei. Qingmei gave the original owner a year of card-making materials. Since the protagonist has inherited the original owner's body and soul, he should compensate Qingmei. I feel like

Canglan Eternal Sleeper minion (Legendary) 4 costs 2/2 Slippery, Raging Waves, Resurrection, Super Stealth. Slippery: Immune to the first attack or spell damage; resets this effect after the minion is resurrected. Raging Waves: The attack power and health of this follower are doubled every round. Raging Waves will still be superimposed during paralysis, and the body will be inherited after resurrection. Resurrection: When destroyed, it will be paralyzed and unable to move for one round, and will be resurrected with full health in the next round. Stealth is lost during the paralysis phase. Super Stealth: Comes with stealth; stealth disappears after launching an attack, and stealth is regained every 2 rounds after the attack.

The good thing about the writing is that the indigenous people just have not developed their ideas and their understanding ability is not bad. So you can feel the protagonist being crushed, and you can also feel the world growing. This feeling is indeed excellent in a novel that focuses on information gaps. The writing is not bad, nothing sinister, not top-notch, but the main characters' personalities are revealed. The early approach to solving problems left over from its predecessor is bold, and I like it.

It's okay. I have a good understanding of Hearthstone's card-making system, but my narrative skills are lacking. Updates are too slow! ! !

So-so, but there are too few books written about Hearthstone. I feel like I'm about to finish writing this book. Card making in this book is all about restrictions, but the cards produced by Hearthstone have become more and more super-model, and even the Great Emperor Gufu has appeared.

It's very smooth and can be understood by those who haven't watched Hearthstone. Very nice