Summoning Trash? I Can Recruit Hearthstone Minions

I've read Chapter 25 so far, and I feel pretty good. There are a lot of little poisons, but I've avoided them. I'll read them again first. What the hell is the White Lotus Sect popping up? What the hell is Chinese? I can't stand it any longer. Write something for me! Run away, run away

This is a real review after watching Chapter 70 The early preparations are too long, and the pace of unlocking Hearthstone is very slow, which makes it uncomfortable to jump in. I used (brackets + omissions) in some descriptions of killing and revenge, which is actually a relatively bad way of writing. Later, the fighting starts to become interesting. I hope the author can understand that he is writing a bunch of heroes who are coming to conquer but will be broken at the touch of a touch, and drawing a bunch of body types that have nothing to do with the attributes of the card itself, but it requires a lot of attributes and stories. The main plot has become casually mentioned fragments in 20 chapters.

Very good novel, "Varian Wrynn, Anduin Wrynn, Uther, Turalyon, Jaina, Tyrande, Malfurion, Velen, Alleria, Vereesa, Khadgar, the three Bronzebeard brothers, Bolvar, Moira, Thrall, Garrosh, Vol'jin, Sylvanas, Cairne Bloodhoof, Baine , Rexxar, Lor'themar Theron, Eitrigg, Brox Shigar, Illidan, Maiev Shadowsong, Alexstrasza, Nozdormu, Ysera, Chromie, Arthas, Kel'Thuzad, Lich King, Kil'jaeden, Archimonde, Sargeras, Deathwing, Warden, Garrosh" I think it's great

7.0 Points, a decent Hearthstone (tavern) novel. The beginning is quite attractive, because there are really few similar themes, and I am looking forward to what Leapfrog will look like later. It's so cool to have unlimited frequency with a 2.1 Billion figure [laughing evilly]. However, the general tone is still the more old-fashioned harem Long Ao Tianwen, so you can probably guess the plot. Overall, it is a passing work, and the +1 point is for the fun of exploring Hearthstone in the later stage.

It's fun to watch. There are basically no poisonous points. It's very comfortable to watch. Even people who haven't played Hearthstone can understand it and understand what's being said and where the fun points are. It's very fun to watch. I look forward to it every time I draw a card [eating melon] Some people also said that Chinese characters, White Lotus Girl, and various Chinese professions popped up at the end. This should be the foreshadowing written by the author. The new world view set by the author is nothing to complain about. It may be the newly born gods. They have said that this generation may have a battle between gods. There is nothing to say. What is the poison? If you don't like it, you just don't like it. If you just want a pure western fantasy and add a little something else, you can't stand it. And to be honest, it only takes up a few things. The main thing is to lead to the possibility of new gods and gods fighting as foreshadowing. Is it a poison point when you encounter a plot that you don't like? Isn't it logically irrational, and it's the poison that makes you feel uncomfortable when you look at it? . . It seems that it is really possible. Mainly because every time I draw a card, I have a new partner and I look forward to the benefits of each draw. I can solve problems with my partners, and some of the characters who draw the card are very interesting and bring a sense of refreshment.

I don't know if five-star reviews are useful, so I gave it four stars. I feel like the writing is really good, and it's a pure and refreshing article. It was quite enjoyable to write. Basically, it doesn't require much thinking. Brothers who want to read cool articles can read it. [Blowing kiss]

The subject matter is good, but the plot is a bit unbearable.

It looks good, very good, the cards are very logical, highly recommended!

I am the author, I will give you a good review [shy]

It is a rare subject matter. The author knows World of Warcraft very well, and the article is very interesting. It is not boring to read at all. The author has a strong sense of life and often responds to comments.