
Hearthstone: I Really Don't Cheat
炉石之我真的不开挂
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There is a bug in your writing. How did you check the cards quickly in the first few chapters? The cards are not enough according to your playing style.
To be honest, it's quite warm to see Hearthstone, but based on the title of your book and the content of these dozens of chapters, plus the gameplay restrictions of Hearthstone, if you limit it to this, you basically can't write too long. I suggest you come up with the dog-drawing part of the ladder god. Otherwise, you will only have the arena and tavern Bob part, and you will soon have no time to write, and readers will easily get tired of aesthetics (here refers to the plot)
Idle and boring
Tavern Battle
That girl was nagging at me for ten big forklifts
Chapter 30: 100% precise control 0-3
I'm a little curious about how you can write (water) to the end in this situation. The subsequent plot is difficult to write. After all, you can't just write about the anchor playing Hearthstone, otherwise it will be very boring to watch.
July is wild
Hurry up, why are there no updates today!
The hook is so big that no reader will continue to read it except for the refreshing start.
The content is a bit watery, and it feels like there is no outline. I don't know if I can write it down without falling apart.