Ultimate Star Card Master

This is the most impressive card flow I have ever seen. First of all, the protagonist's deck is very systematic and complete (single point, range attack, defense, control, physical enhancement, status burst, sword skills, weapons...), Giving people a sense of impeccable and flawless. Secondly, the transition of the protagonist's cards is also very smooth and reasonable, from the white cards and green cards, which are the most rubbish at the beginning of the book, to the purple cards obtained by self-reliance later. Finally, I felt that the plot of the novel was very compact and ups and downs, without any sloppiness. I had a feeling that this book would be a hit. Monthly tickets are available, please add more details.

Since the protagonist likes fire skills so much, why doesn't the awakening soul card directly awaken the fire phoenix at the beginning? It's really awkward to have to create a space phoenix. Now that we see it, space skills are completely the icing on the cake for the protagonist, and it doesn't matter whether they have them or not. The protagonist also needs a teleport, which can be done with ordinary skills, but it also requires a soul card. I just don't understand which route other people take when awakening soul cards with that attribute. Since the protagonist can't take the space route and wants to break through attribute restrictions, why does he have to awaken the space system instead of the fire system from the beginning? Can we stop emphasizing that the protagonist is a space system star card master? You are basically a fire star card master with the ability to teleport! I feel like I am watching Douluo Dalu. A space-type martial spirit insists on hunting for fire-type soul skills for his own soul skills. He is not satisfied with other things. He also wants to make his fire-type into the ultimate fire. The obsessive-compulsive disorder is true after watching it66@reader

There is a reason why these novels have low scores and no one reads them. I feel bored while reading them. The more I read them, the worse they get. At first I was stuck with the settings, but later on my lack of writing skills was exposed.

That is to say, can you say something about this book? After all, it's up to you whether you want to write it or not. Writing a book has brought you trouble in life, or writing a book has become the most tiring, and then eunuch, I can understand, after all, this society is too fucked up, but you ran away without saying a word, speechless😅

A pure novice, genius-turned-waste-cheating, leveling up-practicing skills-invincible in the same scene-pretending-promotion-cycle, and the timing of each step is just right, and the twenty-year-old secret realm protagonist can be opened just when he needs it. Xiao Baiwen forgot about it, he also designed an extremely complicated card sequence, which turned out to be farming with golden hoes and picking up food from garbage dumps. The most disgusting thing is that this was deliberately arranged by the author, because he felt that starting from the beggar who picked up garbage would make it easier to write a long story.

It was okay at first, but the reason for discarding it was because I went to pick up people from abroad. It turned out that there was a teleport that I didn't need, and my intelligence was hard reduced. If you don't want to use it, don't give it in the first place.

Since I became a shining star and left the academy, something started to feel wrong. In other words, the author has not adjusted and is still writing according to the methods of low-level star card masters. Let me briefly talk about the recently updated plots. The protagonist took a 3-star mission (currently the most advanced mission) and went to the Rhineland to become a genius barrier master. According to normal logic, in order not to alert others, we should save people secretly. The protagonist has a system and a small world, so he can just take people away. The official gave him a disguise mask and arranged a new identity. The purpose was to allow the protagonist to secretly rescue people safely. But the protagonist didn't understand at all. He spent a lot of money to buy information and deliberately went to the gang gathering place to kill Yaoxing (a high-level star card master, not a low-level cabbage). The opening of the mercenary guild is definitely linked to the local black and white forces. How could a strange star card master act so recklessly without attracting the attention of the black and white forces. Yao Xing is a senior star card master and belongs to the upper echelon of the star card world. Any death will attract attention, let alone such a fuss. What good does it do for the protagonist to save people if things get serious? If the rescued person knew about it, he would probably scold him. Someone could die if he was not careful. It's better to stay in the Rhine, at least it's safe. If you follow the protagonist and play like this, you may not even know how you died. Once the Rhine Kingdom finds out, if there is no way to save it, it is very likely that the fish will die and the net will be destroyed. In short, when I read these chapters, I always felt that there was something wrong with the logic and it was almost meaningless. It is recommended that the author carefully consider the plot. There are huge loopholes and it is not too late to patch it now. If the plot really gets too big, then it won't be about saving people, but robbing them. The author can actually refer to some movies to see how important characters are saved in the movies.

The protagonist used such a big trick, and it was still the ultimate law of space. However, the result was that he defeated a twelve-star envoy of the same level. He used all his trump cards and spent too much money before he was killed. It was really iron fw.

The novel is quite interesting, but I feel that the protagonist can obviously draw cards from the star core, then sell the cards to exchange for star cores, and then convert them into financial resources and the best skills that suit him. As a result, once you can kill the silver monster at will, all the star cores will either be decomposed or replaced with star stones. I don't understand, have you got the aura of mental retardation😇?

Luo Bingtong rushes to the duck!