Mythical Card Master: Start with the Knight

First of all, it's very nice It's not really a card story (most of the uses of cards are easy to connect with modern times and ancient times), it's more like a reincarnation story, going back to the past and trying to rewrite history It's very epic, and future generations have a unique sense of accomplishment when they praise the protagonist and this history It's a savior story, but the most likely poisonous point of the savior story, the "Madonna", has never appeared Witnessing the protagonist's rise step by step, it feels like watching a movie, good reviews Then there are a small number of shortcomings The world in the first two times is very good, but the first part of the wizard chapter is a little dull and easy to be dismissed. If there are still similar dull places, it is recommended to increase the difficulty and "rewrite" to get through this period After the trial of the protagonist in the kingdom, the plot gradually turns from low to high, it is recommended to endure the previous chapters After each rewrite, the "modern time" is recommended to be lengthened Is the current world completely ignored? The Witcher simply stopped writing about the real world in the middle and later stages The plots are not linked, each chapter is about a different world, it would be interesting if they were linked The wizard chapter of the love scene is a bit too much (The above is just a personal opinion, please don't criticize if you don't like it, welcome to add)

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.

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?

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.

I stopped reading it after I finished Chasing the Vampire, I personally finished it (abandoned it)

To be honest, the subject matter is good, but it just lacks depth. The pace is too fast, the plot is not polished well, and the characters are not clear and labeled.

After seeing the latest chapter, the protagonist has to resurrect his previous identity through a memory doll. I feel really looking forward to it. Unfortunately, the author said that he will end the process early. The writing is obviously very good, but the results are not very satisfactory.

Recently, this dungeon has become a bit long. It is reasonable for the stage to get bigger and the world view to become more complex. However, the author's entry point is a bit vague. If you start with small characters and work your way up every time, upgrading in the dungeon will feel very slow. There are so many legends, and a bunch of evil gods are spread out at once, which makes people feel that the upper limit has reached mythology. Then, for dozens of chapters, the protagonist is still an epic one-star, and the three routes are all very detailed. It feels like I have learned a lot. There are a lot of skills, but one-star bird food cannot beat the legend, which is a bit frustrating. I read the first forty chapters of the dungeon quite seriously, but then I started to scan the text. After one glance at the epic one-star, it slipped. After twenty chapters, it is still the epic one-star, which affects the experience. I hope the author can grasp the rhythm. It is okay to write long and large dungeons. It is best to point out the main line of each dungeon from time to time, otherwise it will make people feel that the plot is too vague. In fact, the first three dungeons are quite good. The main objectives are very clear, and the use of cheats is also very reasonable. The author's original cheat settings are actually very good, which can effectively prevent the article from being filled with water. If there is confusion in the rhythm and plot collapse, it can be brought back using the cheat modification method, and it also takes into consideration The rationality of the article prevents drama, unlike some writers of urban and fantasy novels who can only delete and change the text. However, I don't know why the author obviously intentionally downplayed the cheat code. Even this copy has recently added restrictions. In fact, this cheat code is not only usable by the protagonist, but is also a great tool for the author. To be honest, this book is not a pure white text, it is quite to my taste, but recently I felt a little confused while writing it, or the control of the article has declined a bit as the stall has become bigger. I can feel that the author hopes to create an epic feeling. My suggestion is to describe less about the cultivation part and add more plot descriptions. I hope the author will work hard.

At this moment, I made a promise to myself, to Blue Star, and to all the people from other worlds who fight against the darkness! No matter what the cost, mankind will definitely defeat the darkness! The knight drew his sword, and the vampire was born! I am Andrew and I am also a vampire. The name Chu Ming has long been meaningless to me!

Come on, big brother

Apart from anything else, the physical body has not changed, how can the mental power break through, and the nervous reaction ability is not very strong. As long as there is a sneak attack, when the opponent is not paying attention, the opponent will be killed before the opponent releases the card.

I haven't finished the first chapter, and it's not that there's any shortcomings. It's just a setting issue. The author said that there is a card that changes the physical body a lot, so I don't want to read it. I don't like this kind of setting where the card can destroy the world, but without it, it's like an ordinary person. It feels silly. Of course, there may be changes in the future, but I don't want to read it.

I was a little confused after reading the beginning. The resonance of 500,000 did not say whether there is a limit to the number of resonances. If I have money, I will just drain the card pool. I can't be unable to get the mythical card.

It's pretty good, but it feels like there are fewer and fewer cards.

It's all over, Isabel doesn't even have a card, and Chu Ming doesn't even have a photo 😒

I can't understand the timeline. Aren't the Second Era and the Second Magic Era the same? Is the Age of Gods after the resurrection of the Seven Gods before the Dark Age?

By the way, is this ending sped up? It feels very rushed.

Nowadays, there is no guarantee that there will be one update every day. Is the author going to cut it off?

Overall, this book is actually quite good. It may not be rigorous at first, but the content inside is really fascinating. When I first read the series, I couldn't put it down.

Really good, really good, really good! ! !

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Suddenly I remembered a hole that had not yet been filled. Has the ancestor resurrected the blade?