Card Lord: I Can Synthesize Everything

It's rare that I want to post a review of a book (there are spoilers, please be careful) I must commend the author for taking care of his loved ones while also updating after work. He is more perseverant than many authors. There are very few books that I have read and updated. I am not very interested in traditional fantasy and science fiction cities. I only care about creativity and imagination. Let me talk about the works. Advantages: The background, location, floating island imagination and golden finger expectations of the first chapter of the work are well presented, which makes people feel very interesting. It is a good sense of imagination. The numerical card flow is innovative, the design of individual cards is interesting, and the numerical calculation is very accurate. This is actually a very troublesome process, and the author is not lazy. The plot advances in each chapter, without much trace of water. The author is serious about pertinent opinions and catching bugs, so the writing is relatively clean and there are not many typos. Talking about shortcomings, maybe this is where the author makes psychological preparation, but it is also what you are most eager to know about the reasons for poor grades. 1 The subject matter and characteristics are not accurately positioned After reading the opening chapter, I thought it was a fantasy novel, or at least a global survival genre, but the subsequent development turned out to be a traditional fantasy genre, which at least disappointed me. 2 The characters are not likeable Not only has the author just graduated from college, but he also loves passionate adventures. In short, although the three characters are consistent with the experience of teenagers, they do not have many highlights and likable features. Regarding character setting, you can search online for experience. Characters are very important. 3 Deliberately hiding important information Needless to say, readers with level 10 green light skills are dissatisfied. The author remembers that this is not how foreshadowing is used. You should release the skills right then and there, so that when the Seven Sons of Winter come out, you can write a sentence like "Hey, these are actually seven humanoid monsters, isn't that..." If you write down the green light skill in detail, it is at least better than directly activating the green light skill with full confidence. Don't let coincidence come so cheaply. 4 Teammates You have to think about it, if you are a reader and you see the protagonist surrounded by men who are not very lovable or even start to get into trouble, what is your motivation to pursue him? 5 Definition of Writing Style Are you pure or interesting? If it's just fun, don't always restrict and suppress the protagonist. Just blast everything as fast as you can. If it's fun, don't use fantasy matryoshka dolls. Make small ones and bigger ones. Write a plot unique to your subject, rather than commonplace content that can be written in other subjects. The advice is jarring, if the author wants to make progress, he should take more notes, and if the reader feels uncomfortable, just write it down. This is what I thought after reading almost all the chapters.

Why is it over? Is it a eunuch?

I think the subject matter of the novel is very novel, and I really like it, but I gave up after reading more than 20 chapters... There are very few poisonous points, but all the small details make me crazy, and the male protagonist is really unpleasant. 1. The male protagonist's IQ seems to be not very good. What a mess with such a good five-in-one talent. I don't know about the synthesis of mixed cards... (The author said that he will write about it later, but we have read it before. If you don't write about why the male protagonist didn't mix the cards first, we can only feel that this is because the male protagonist did not expect it, and his IQ is not very high) 2. The male protagonist's temperament and behavior are not good. It gives me the feeling of a nouveau riche who is a villain, but the structure is too small. I have mood swings at every turn, laugh wildly, etc... I am speechless, can't I be more steady, as if I am sick? What I want to complain about the most is the scene where I bought the Blood Vein Stone from Chu Sheng. They sold it for 500,000 yuan on the market. Chu Sheng wanted to sell it to you at a low price. You raised the price to 2,800. Then you found out that Chu Sheng wanted to sell it even cheaper. You bought it for 2,800 and you lost a lot of money. The same goes for selling weapons in the market later. You are really not afraid of others checking you, are you? Ignore this point. What I want to say is why the male protagonist has never seen the world at all. Ninety thousand gold coins make it look like he has millions. Please, don't you just get eighteen thousand by swiping in two days? As for...

The protagonist has such awesome skills, and he doesn't want his skills to be exposed. In fact, being a lone wolf is the most suitable. Unfortunately, the protagonist's IQ is not enough to be a lone wolf, so he has to find a partner. I feel that the time for the protagonist's skills to be exposed is not far away.

I'm really speechless about the battle in the latest two chapters. Author, please read my chapter. I don't want to talk anymore. I hope you can explain it yourself. I don't need you to be very logical, but at least use your basic common sense.

After reading Chapter 20, I couldn't help it. The first level cost 500 gold coins, the second level 3000+, and the third level 18000+. The cost for him to combine the first level into the third level was 25 first level, which cost about 12500 gold coins. He insisted on using the second level to synthesize it, which resulted in a direct loss of 1000 gold coins. He also wanted the protagonist to be complacent, thinking he was getting a big deal. For every ten third-level items sold, he would lose at least 10,000 (high-quality products are worth more). It took him so long to save 30,000 gold coins, which made him speechless. The output of first-level weapons and protective equipment is large, and their survival is high, which is basically equal to the scrap price. Huge purchases will only temporarily affect the price increase. Cooling down the market heat will not affect the overall market environment. If you buy second-level or higher, the market price will only rise together. The higher the level, the more expensive it will be, and the more you buy, the higher the value will be. Even if there are restrictions on unlimited synthesis, the low-end market alone can allow the protagonist to make a lot of money. If you have to be smart, you can close an order in five minutes and earn 7,500 gold coins per order. One hour is 90,000, and ten hours is 900,000. You can easily work 5 million a week and still work for an hour and play for an hour. You say, whose problem is this? The author's structure is too small.

The beginning of this book is basically hasty, the background introduction is unclear, and the writing is vague. To this day, I don't know where the people in the background come from, whether they are NPCs or players in the same world as the protagonist, or they come from different places. I saw this book from a recommendation on the web page and thought it was a high-quality book. But when I clicked on it, it turned out to be a lot worse. I read this book and found it to be quite lackluster. The main character is like a face-changer. First, he has no temperament. Second, he is not smart. Third, he has the feeling of Long Aotian (Urban God of War style) who is drunk on me alone. Based on my eight-year reading experience, if this book is not revised later, it will collapse into disgrace after 300 chapters at most. I have read too many books of the same type.

Personally, I feel that the protagonist's skills are too strong. It's better not to have teammates in the early stage, otherwise it will keep holding you back. After a few dozen levels, when the cards are difficult to upgrade, I will look for teammates (don't call me selfish, this is just a suggestion).

The protagonist, Lian's younger brother, couldn't protect his younger brother. I wrote it and gave it up, so I gave it up.

Cum for me. . .

Liangcao, at least what I've read so far is pretty good. Come on, author.

Five-in-one cards of the same type cannot be high-end at all. The top combat power must be single-family. The stronger the creature, the lower the reproduction rate (there is a social basis). I can imagine that the biggest role of this five-in-one talent is to quickly form your combat power at a smaller cost, and And to crush the opponent with extremely high numbers, a group of card legions with well-formed equipment and comparable combat power are more terrifying than one or a single top player. Just like a MOBA game, a jungler with full divine equipment for 30 minutes in the late stage will definitely not be able to defeat five teams that are not equipped and not at the same level. It is easy to understand, right?

Xiaobaiwen, you can take a look at the book shortage

I just happened to be fully booked and after reading the last picture, I was so disgusted that I vomited.

It's a very good subject matter, but the protagonist is too awesome. I won't talk about the only talent of the protagonist. Although some props can only be used by the protagonist, the protagonist is really the author's son.

The subject matter is good, but but...

Nice needle

Not bad, at least I have the desire to watch it

Come on and write 😁,

By the way, if the store can't hang magic-level equipment, can't I use it myself? I synthesized some magic equipment and matched it with the main characters. Wow, it can go to heaven.

It's very similar to a card flow, but also like everyone. The subject matter is very novel and attractive. However, I hope the author can do more

Such a cold subject, it made me shiver... Although it may be popular among the people. But not quite.

I hope you take care of yourself

Is it a novel with multiple protagonists? I see there are three protagonists in the character card. I don't really like reading novels with multiple protagonists. Friends who have read it can tell me.

The writing is good, the author, and the card flow is great. One month pass given

I really don't understand the meaning of the last few chapters.

Nb, I think if the level of this book remains like this, it can become a god.