Hearthstone Card Legends

The settings are unreasonable. According to your settings, warriors are the strongest. Mages and summoners are useless. Have you ever heard of a mage who can only use one level four spell? As long as you dodge a first-level warrior, you can kill him, right? A level 4 summoner can only summon a level 4 servant and then has to wait for recovery, which is a waste. The warrior only needs to see your summon and then run away. When the summon disappears, he can easily kill the summoner... Is this setting too flawed? It feels like the first wave of bandits can fall behind them and wait until the demons disappear before moving on.

Although the idea is good, this book is really written too plainly. . . These routines were basically used in fantasy novels ten years ago. .

It's poisonous🌚I've read a few chapters and can't stand it anymore

This is the first time I didn't scold the eunuch after reading the book.

I feel like the power system of this book is a bit broken! This is only 260,000 words, and the protagonist can easily kill a level 9 master. Will writing another 100,000 words be a waste of time? Another Hearthstone novel has a better setting. Normal, Excellent, Epic, Legend. After the protagonist advances to Excellent, the effects of all cards above Excellent will be strengthened; when the protagonist advances to Epic, the effects of cards above Epic will be strengthened. By analogy, only those legendary followers can exert their full capabilities after advancing to the legendary level.

I think it's time for the Hearthstone store to release adventure modes and skins? Medivh skin gives Medivh the ability to transform into a crow? Then exercise yourself in adventure mode? Which warrior skin gets the dwarf's forging talent? Can the card back also have some ability? For example, the back of Medivh's invitation card has the ability to make the atmosphere of the party more enthusiastic?

Tyrande becomes a minion card? From the cover, we can see the author's sinister intention of having sex with Tyrande.

I read your last book and it was actually pretty good. But the second book... How should I put it, feels inferior to some super novices. As for the writing style, I can turn a blind eye to the Internet article, but your plot... It's too routine, too blunt, and it's not comfortable even if it's the key routine. It can be seen that the author is not suitable for fantasy I suggest you finish the book quickly and start a book in the genre you are good at.

As a Hearthstone player, I am still very interested in this kind of novel, but after reading more than a dozen of them, I feel they are very average. The most important thing is that the writing is so poor, whether it is the description of summoned objects or the description of combat, they are all pale and feeble. "My minion a goes up, and my minion wins!" That's how it feels when you describe the battle. It's boring and not vivid. Hearthstone players like me are familiar with Hearthstone minions, so they can make up their mind. If you don't play Hearthstone, you'll be completely confused. I don't mean to criticize it specifically. After all, there are not many similar novels. I also want to read it. The problem is that it is indeed average. The author's writing style and description really need to be improved.

The beginning is a little awkward, and the second Golden Finger's transition is so blunt that I don't know how to complain because there are so many flaws. You can feel the author's freshness in the writing and plot handling (…) I'm going into this for Hearthstone's sake, and I'll keep pursuing it as long as it's not too ridiculous. I hope it will be more interesting later ^^