Mythic Card Master: Starting as a Knight

It's more like a simulation flow than a card. I saw a copy of Vampire. The cards didn't work. They just resonated with new carriers for the protagonist to wear, and then disappeared. Could this be a card flow?

I personally like the part where the protagonist of the current wizard faces the God of the Hidden Room, but I suggest improving some side descriptions in the future, such as scenes, enemy appearances, or the atmosphere during battles. Good use of metaphors and idioms can enhance the brewing of despair and the difficulty of seeking hope. I would like to briefly describe it: Abandoned, already lost... Chu Ming looked solemnly as he looked at the huge dark humanoid creature in front of him "Knowledge... Unstoppable" The sudden silence of all things, the hoarse and strange voice coming from the throat of the God of the Chamber Strange, as if exuding the fear of everything in the world, but at the same time exuding a strange sense of majesty, like divinity and guidance The strange tentacles behind the God of the Tibetan Room twisted, surged, and waved more violently. The above is for reference only. I hope the author can write in his own style!

The book is very good, but the author always messes with the settings. In the first copy, the history book can be rewritten and retrieved, but in the second copy, it is gone. In the third copy, the Destiny Loom issues tasks, but in the middle of the third copy, it is gone. The idea is mysterious.

The dungeon is well written, but I can't stand it anymore. The continuity of each story is too poor, and the description of reality is too little. The first card that the protagonist got is almost forgotten. There should be a setting that can also be summoned with the ability to move independently, and can also increase the level. No However, the description of the first story was awesome, and by the time it was over, the second vampire had disappeared. It gave me the feeling that the main character would not care if he was gone. Isn't it just for the cards that you play hard for the dungeon? After you finish playing, you can exchange one for another. Why are you clearing the dungeon? The author also pays attention to the previous cards, giving them the opportunity to upgrade, and when summoned, also giving them personality, at least soul clones, otherwise it will be useless. As a collection controller, I can't stand it anymore.

There is a big problem. The process of becoming stronger each time is too long, especially in this chapter. The legend of restoring strength is too long, and the protagonist does not have the feeling that an immortal should have. It feels more like he has just traveled through time (this is my personal feeling). This is not to say that this is bad. Just like the ancient novels about cultivating immortals, ascension starts from the beginning and the rhythm is no different from the beginning. In the typical case (Emperor), I feel it would be much better if the speed of recovery of strength is faster.

Is it like this later? Reality is a pure background board?

After the fee was charged, someone else changed the writing, and the food and grass became garbage.

1. There was not a single restart this time. It was so smooth that there was no feeling of backtracking. 2. The whole world is full of waste, and it can't work without the protagonist. It's not that the protagonist can't be the savior, but at least there are some charming supporting characters. I feel that it is not as attractive as the first knight world. There are villains and powerful NPCs. 3. The pace is a bit slow. It's not impossible if you study the spells carefully, but it's too smooth. It's more realistic if there are obstacles, and it's more fun to save. 4. It can be seen that the author wanted to write the heroine's role in detail, but... It was too bland. The protagonist's search for the heroine from the wizard tower to the imperial capital gave readers a good sense of expectation, but there is no such feeling later. If it is not necessary, you don't have to write it. There is no need to force it. Although the heroine's role in the previous world was less, it was still well written. 5. This world is a bit slow. I hope the author can adjust the pace. After all, the beginning is really good.

After reading more than 300 chapters, I feel that the plot is progressing, but it is too bland. The simulation was upgraded so quickly in the early stage, and as a result, during the reincarnation period, Deep Blue had to write sixty or seventy chapters to reach Epic One Star. The climax of the plot is too slow. I feel like the author wrote so many chapters just to make the supporting characters unflattering? I feel that according to this progress, this reincarnation will be written up to the legendary three stars, and then the power will be brought back. It is estimated that there will be one or two hundred chapters to be written. The evil god, the god of good and evil, and the Spider Queen have not yet spread out.

It's great to watch. The only problem is that the wizard chapter can be completed in one life and he has lived for 300 years. Although it's a bit ridiculous, I can accept it. The problem is that 300 years is too long, which makes me a little tired from watching it. To be honest, you can occasionally cheat and be more relaxed. Find the information you don't know directly in reality. 300 years, you can clear the level in one life, and even feel that there is a gap between reality and reality. The protagonist is not afraid that he is actually a native, is reality just a dream?