Ultimate Star Card Master

There are 5 skills per level. The protagonist has 8 skills in level 2 so far in the book. The two talents in the space department are not included. Among the 8 skills, there is a white defense skill, a white melee skill, a green melee skill, a white buff state, a blue range soft control (a single target is barely considered a hard control), a green treatment, a blue summon, and a blue spell. The multi-skill composite effect is really good, but this is a mess. The skills are not systematic at all. Leaving aside the teleportation talent, the space sword skills have nothing to do with the newly added fire spells. Moreover, they are not positioned as full-timers in the whole system. They can learn all skills and have limited skill slots. Before writing, I have to arrange the skills of the next few levels in advance. Teleport over and give someone a knife? What about the meaning of other skills? Teleport means fast. In the past, it was just a matter of seconds with a sword. This is also said many times in the article, but every time the protagonist is pressed not to use the sword, and must use white skills to fight. The protagonist's blue bar is long, and the mana recovery is fast, but problems that can be solved with one sword must be fought back and forth for several rounds. It's true that white skills consume less, but even if you empty all the mana and use white skills, you can't kill your opponent. Space sword skills are just a matter of one sword. I know that the skills given to the protagonist are upgrades, but how many skills are there so far that are useful? There are two melee skills, one white and one green. It's no problem to have a white one at the beginning to suit the identity of the protagonist. It's no problem to upgrade to the full level, but what's the use of a defensive skill? It's not just a passive skill, but just to form a compound skill, Burning Gold Hand, to show the protagonist's intelligence? Then there is Green's melee skill, which was not fully upgraded at the beginning. What's the use of learning it when the damage difference is not big? It becomes a bit more powerful after it reaches full level, but after it reaches full level, the protagonist can also play with swords. As for the subsequent treatment, summoning and spells, there is not much to say, they are all the same. To sum up, the protagonist is now a mess of functions. Skills that are not available cannot be deleted. There are only 3 useful and practical skills. Gravity control is given, and then teleportation is a waste of 5 skill slots (teleportation is not a skill. The only useful and practical skills are white melee skills, Fengxing and Yuanmagnetic)

What kind of rubbish is there? Is there nothing left to write after writing it? I always like to create some kind of clone, some kind of external incarnation. How can I use skills without star power when I am externally transformed?

You said it has been over 10 months, and I have read it through subscription. There are times when I am passionate about reading, and there are times when I want to give up the book, but today's violent killing is very exciting, and I feel that it is time to update at this juncture. This book can still write more than 500 chapters. Try to improve the book's score. Don't be lazy. Come on.

Actually I have always had a question? Even now, some cards can be artificially produced, epic, legendary, or even later mythical. But the author did not introduce how to make these cards. Since cards can be artificially created, why can't these cards below epic be artificially created? Since epic cards and above can be created artificially, wouldn't the following ones be easier? And most of the cards used by these people now are artificially created, such as the Four Symbols technique used by He Zheng, or even the explosive skills used by the person in the small world of Qinglongyu. Which star beasts can this be stuck in? The author's current world view, and those instruments cannot be released, make it more and more like a cultivator as it goes on. There are obviously some deviations between the before and after settings. Especially the skills used by those sects in the southern continent. It doesn't look like a card that Star Beast can produce at all. Since there are so many epic and above cards that can be artificially created. Why are the following cards not available? Aren't those simpler to make? Why go to all the trouble to hunt the star beasts? I still can't find the cards I need. {"NickName":"","UserId":302368463}

It's beautiful, come on＾0＾~

What a shame, the recent plot

More, it's very well written!

I recently booked 2 monthly tickets and voted for them all! ! The author would like to thank you for updating.

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{"NickName":"","UserId":302368463}

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.

Luo Bingtong rushes to the duck!

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😇?

I feel like the protagonist's space system is good, but if something happens, he will be caught up and stopped by others. A space system person can't outrun others? It's not as reasonable as Tomato's vigorously written space. Even if you want to run away from two or three large levels of space, you can only watch. I can't imagine the protagonist of this book being intercepted by someone who is a large level or even the same level away.

I'm so stupid. I haven't seen the paid chapter yet and I've already tried it twice. The reason why I ran away for the first time before was that the protagonist did not dare to show the 6c talent in the demon city. During the test, it seemed that he only showed the 3c talent. The second time I looked at it was the protagonist's mentor and the protagonist's plans for the future, as follows: Mentor: The skills you learned before were a waste of your space talent Protagonist: What should I do? Space skills are hard to find Tutor: You have learned a lot of fire skills. I have an epic card here that can strengthen fire skills. It requires finding the legendary divine fire, which may be very difficult to find. In addition, there are ordinary epic cards in schools, which do not require divine fire, but have relatively low skill bonuses. Which one do you choose? The former is more difficult to achieve than the latter, but it can make you a strong person. Come on, tell me your choice Protagonist: I want to be the strongest. If I want to be number one, of course I have to choose the former. I will definitely find the divine fire (I suddenly have an idea, I don't understand this anyway). What kind of waste are space skills? Can you have my divine fire?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             " I feel like my IQ has been hit by a million points. . . This reminds me of a story I read before. Someone played the role of the director of a mental hospital. How can a mentally ill person tell whether he has returned to normal? The dean replied: Then ask him, there is a spoon, a basin and a bathtub of water, how to choose to drain the water faster The other person replied: Of course, choose the basin The yard said: Wrong, of course you unplug the bathtub PS: Don't tell me that you don't have to read it if you don't want to read it. Although I haven't read the main story yet, I also have the right to comment

The combat power is completely unbalanced, and Qi Guang is promoted too high. There are various BUG rule-based skills. Except for the protagonist, there are not many people who can fight in Dayan. The talent skills are not at the same level as Qi Guang.

Summarize the current strength of the protagonist and predict the future development direction: 1: Supernatural power 1. Infinite freedom. 2. Infinite·Dongxu 3. Infinite Moment 4. Taixu 5. Divine Forbidden 6. Xuxie Appears Holy (under seal) 7. The promise of returning to the ruins (under seal) 8. Three-phase God Control 9. The art of wielding weapons 10. The True Jue of the Sword of the Supreme Purity 11. Fusion of Spirits and Gods 12. Three Peanut Gods Two: True Form Liberation (Stronger than Supernatural Power) Three: Unique Skills: 1. Pure Heart 2. God Descends to Earth 3. Gift of Liberation 4. Phoenix Vein Star Replenishment (equivalent to Mana Tide) Four: Star Weapon 1. Yin-Yang Streamer Scissors 2. Glazed Azure 3. Demon Sword Five: Direction of Getting Stronger 1. Turning back time can be promoted to legend (overall strength increased by one to two times) 2. Immortal Killing Remnant Formation (Level 7 formation, super attack power, estimated strength is at least equivalent to the Four Initiations of a God, Note: At least equivalent to the Four Initiations of a God.) 3. Monster Soul: After this battle, after resurrection, there is a high probability that the true form will be liberated, and the divine wind and fire can also return to their original positions. 4. Divine Thunder: After being obtained, it will directly turn into a supernatural-level divine thunder skill. It is estimated to have super destructive power and is the final link of the three-in-one. Six: The development direction of the protagonist group 1. Axiang will return soon 2. Little Spider will eventually follow the protagonist 3. Anton, Murphy, Xiao Ai and others, the protagonist personally takes them to obtain the corresponding artifacts 4. Fairy and Xia Yue will go after the king level 5. Before the king level, the protagonist group has three yang per person

When this protagonist gets a powerful star card, I feel super powerful when I read the introduction. When it comes to actual combat, the crotch stretch is terrible, and there are various restrictions, either cooldown or number of times. It's so frustrating to read😫 The power of the space system is not mentioned at all, so frustrating!

When I saw One Hundred and Seven, the most uncomfortable thing was that there was no system for skills, it was just about using whatever you wanted. I also feel that I am forcibly suppressing the alumni and elevating the heroine and people from other schools.

This book can now completely cancel the card setting and directly change it to practice exercises.

What can I say about this book? I feel it is neither good nor bad. If you want to say he is good, he is not much better. If you want to say he is bad, it is not too bad. I can only give it an average rating, just average. The first point, first of all, is from the plot. Basically, there is nothing but fighting. After arriving in a new place, it is to beat you, beat yours, and repeat the fighting process. Very boring and watery. I just skip it and it will have no effect at all, unless I encounter a particularly mysterious battle process, such as the dreaming part in the middle. So I think the plot is very average. Every time I feel something about a place, I start fighting, and it becomes boring instantly. The second point is the arrangement of skills. As a space major, the protagonist has been learning so many messy skills. It's okay to learn it at the bronze level in the beginning, but later on you'll have to learn the messy stuff, and you won't need it at all when you get to a higher level. As long as you learn some cards of the space system, it will be somewhat useful. You can transcend the restrictions of skill cards and use them at will no matter what you do later. This aspect is very rigid and dogmatic. What to learn has high damage, and what to learn, don't you think about the future? I really thought I was playing a game, so it didn't matter. That is to say, when encountering a legendary card, the author will now add some space attributes At the third level, the protagonist's early combat power has expanded so much that a golden one can block Huiyue's blow. It's really an exaggeration. Later, the author may have realized this and suppressed it intentionally. But I made this mistake again after arriving at Zhuoyang. You have reached this level and you haven't done any homework at all? You have your master with you, why don't you ask me if it's difficult to understand the relevant realm knowledge? In the end, I was almost beaten to death, and I finally ran away. I realized that I can't beat others. This is so awesome. I didn't do my homework before. Finally, the viewing experience is hard to describe.

The writing is very good. The card type is considered a high-quality product. Please give me a monthly vote to find out more.

Great author, I voted for you with my first monthly vote from Qidian. I started following Killings and Points. I was a student and I studied on pirated websites to save money. Now that I have graduated from high school, I ordered all of this book this time and I like it very much! I really like the fights written by the author. It's very comfortable to watch. It's not mindless and invincible, but very hot-blooded and very exciting This is the only place where I can find that kind of passionate feeling besides Tudou's books The author must work hard! Be sure to work hard on this book, the next book, and every book in the future!

It's well written, the battle descriptions are detailed, and the setting is also good. I hope the character portrayal won't collapse later.

The author writes very well, keep up the good work! ! I feel like the manga adaptation would be better