Card Master

When I saw Chapter 11, I wanted to vomit out all the frustrations I had about reading fantasy novels in the past. Is there really a family that would make such a person a young patriarch? Is this because the family dies slowly? I think even if it is the eldest son inheritance system, they have to see if the eldest son is mentally retarded! Even if the patriarch likes him, then what exactly does he like about him? Is it possible that liking him can lead to the death of the family? And is the patriarch really the only one who dominates the whole family? Where are the elders? Where is the clan elder? Help me, please help me! The patriarch couldn't even see that his son had the talent to subjugate the clan. How did he become the patriarch? Oh~ I inherited it, then it's okay... That's a big deal!!! How did such a family survive to this day? Personal opinion (not specific to this book, I just want to spit out the rice that those family dudes in the fantasy novels I read before stuffed into my mouth) (>人<;)

I can only say that it is tasteless and a pity to abandon. I read 500 chapters and abandoned the book several times. If other Yu-Gi-Oh novels weren't updated too slowly, I wouldn't even have read them. The protagonist said 5-6 times that he was the finals champion in his previous life, but Zhacao appeared 4-5 times. You, the "finals champion", are very rich! Is it a one-person competition? The plot is not exciting at all. Maybe the game the author had in mind is exciting; however, the author is not capable of writing that "exciting" and "burning" feeling. The author writes one of the "very few" books that I can't read carefully in the Yu-Gi-Oh genre. Most of them I just glance at and turn the pages. Generally, when I read Duel books, I read them line by line. I couldn't find a duel game as "exciting" as other authors wrote. More than 500 chapters have passed. The protagonist faced almost invincible opponents several times and felt that he was "going to die here today"; there were also several times when he was about to die and exploded. He felt that writing like this could reflect his feeling of "seizing fate"; the author replied in other comments that the protagonist did not have the ability to "make cards" in the Southern Region, but didn't the protagonist make a lot of cards? Even cards like Lightning Strike and Lightning Storm have come out, why not make other general-purpose cards at the same time? The author said that the protagonist has been "playing low-level to high-level", but don't forget that the knowledge of the protagonist's previous life can offset this gap. The real gap is in "mental skills". The skills of the protagonist and most of the opponents are not at the same level at all. Suppressing the main character's combat power is a bit obvious. I only started making the "Pure Love Card Set" after more than 500 chapters. The Southern Territory is almost over. According to the author's writing, are you planning to write more than 3,000 chapters? However, I read the author's comment that most of the universal cards will be equipped "in a while", so why don't you slowly make universal cards from the beginning, one card at a time. I believe many people will like this kind of stamp collecting plot. If you collect all the content in the later stage in an instant, there will be nothing interesting to watch. It is no different from the kind of book that starts brilliantly, is watery in the middle and late stages, and ends poorly. What most readers like now is that the protagonist has a card from the super-era deck at the beginning, and then makes a component every once in a while, and slowly in the later stage, the deck is complete, and he starts to fight against all the invincible players in the world. The protagonist is either causing trouble, or on the way to it. Changes will happen wherever you go, and you will encounter enemies you can't afford to offend; but the protagonist can escape!!! Why does the protagonist jump like this when he doesn't have a "top" background? I'm really tired of watching this old-fashioned plot. Since the protagonist will not die no matter how much trouble he causes, then why not just go to the point and offend all the 12-star strong men? And then hang out under their noses every day. The protagonist trusts others easily, is sometimes very naive, and sometimes has a poor IQ. Regarding the protagonist's origin and experience, I think maybe the author needs to learn more from Gou Daoliu's novels. Some of the author's plots are very inconsistent and illogical. The author may not feel it himself, but you have an outline, so you know the follow-up plot and results; however, the readers do not know the follow-up. Your writing in this way is very inconsistent with the thinking of a "normal person who has experienced severe beatings from society" in the readers' eyes.

The writing is okay, but a lot of things feel strange. The theory of star strength is quite weird. Only high-star monsters can control high-star monsters, but monsters are stronger if they are not high-star. After all, there are many one-star monsters, and various summoning methods do not rely solely on star ratings. The way of training determines the control of the deck. Yes, it is possible, but it seems that switching to another training has no side effects. Will the protagonist hold the ground warrior for the rest of his life? It's not impossible to turn to dark cultivation and punch the bones. And it seems that the author did not consider that No card affects people's minds. I don't know if it is an anime effect, a general effect that cannot be broken by other than No. There are also No hunters and the like. If exposed, will it cause robbery and so on. One more suggestion, pay attention to the balance of strength. If the protagonist is upgraded, other supporting characters will follow suit, and the combat power will collapse.

After reading dozens of chapters, I couldn't help but complain, how was this protagonist created? Office workers have no emotional intelligence at all? Like the villain boss in other novels who acts as a cushion for the protagonist in the early stage, he inexplicably develops grudges with others. He is not very strong but has a bad temper The most important thing is that he has a low IQ, so he has to show off how much he knows? The villain sent a villain to test it out, and the protagonist revealed on the spot that he knew the effect of the no series of cards. Was he afraid that he would die quickly?

The subject matter is considered novel, but the plot of the family being brainless and overpowering the protagonist is a bit cliche. As the number one genius in the family, it is not taken seriously, which seems very unreasonable.

The role of Yang Mengdi is really blunt and forced to join. If you don't know how to write the heroine, don't mess around with it. Anyway, the brand guy doesn't want a partner. When you look at it, it feels like a piece of gold wrapped in a layer of shit. You can see it, but it makes people uncomfortable.

It doesn't work in the back, the protagonist is being pressured too hard. I haven't maxed out Fan Yong Kara even though I've reached 10 stars, and if there's no banned card list, there's no powerful single card. The only banned cards so far are a Pot of Desire and a Deceitful Lazy Angel, and there's no limit to banned cards, so it's not maxed out yet? Opponents of all levels can deploy in a standard way and create a standard field without getting stuck at all. They all know how to do a mixed axis. They all know their own eldest brother and their own magic traps, and even all the effects of their own family are clear. Only the average Master Duel player. However, the protagonist is stuck from time to time, is messy from time to time, and can't get the key cards and the big brother at every turn. He doesn't have the power to combine Super Fusion with the Cyber ​​Dragon, and he doesn't have the Cyber ​​Terminator and Kirami; he doesn't even have the Ultimate Dragon when playing Blue Eyes, not to mention the Ultra Dragon and Yuan Dragon. Destroyed so many forces and villains, forget it because of plot reasons, I have never seen Shenxuan and Hannuo, I have never seen chestnut balls, and there is no holy grail to pass cards. I set the magic trap to be a high-level card, and then everyone has their own magic cards to pass cards. The protagonist's deck can take out special ones when they see the light. However, Fan Yong has not seen a few cards, and he does not even know the effect of the pot.

Since the protagonist understands the cards, he should understand that the strongest deck is the Lament of Tears. Why can't he find a way to collect information about the angels who descend to the earth? Later, we will collect the meditation method for the three attributes of earth, water and darkness. With one step, you can directly cast the tears of angels. With five stars, you can do whatever you want in the normal environment. With ten stars, you will be completely formed.

After reading it, tell me your thoughts. Why does the protagonist always get into trouble every time he goes to that place? Either the city was destroyed, or people died. Those who had a good relationship with the protagonist were basically dead. And why do you still keep the heroine? They all died, leaving the heroine behind. Playing cards has been suppressed. I am either running or jumping around on the way. It is really depressing to watch. Every card game requires six or seven chapters. Not cool at all

#New book trial# As a poker player, there is nothing more exciting than entering the world of playing cards. Not just fighting monsters, but fighting between people can better reflect skills. Failure will result in death? Don't be afraid, I will be invincible. Only I can control my destiny! My destiny is up to me! Book title: "The Card Master" Author: Yunqiu Li Time: April 19-present Number of words: 230,000 words Tag: Yu-Gi-Oh!/Original Fantasy/Light Novel [Work Introduction] This book tells the story of a card player who has won a world championship and traveled to a world where card duels are used. He constantly improves his deck, collects information about the world, improves his strength, explores the secrets of "gods", and finally becomes the card master. [Reason for Recommendation] The deck itself is restricted by attributes and can only use monsters with the same attributes as those used in practicing skills. This avoids the general use of hand pits and makes the space for confrontation larger; the natal cards created after the character level reaches level five limit the direction of development, and there will be no situation where you will choose this set of cards regardless of the strength of the card. The author gives a complete mental power function, from 1 star to 10 stars. The effect is mostly on the character itself and does not excessively affect the "card playing behavior". The mental power skills are equivalent to "magic drawing", not to strengthen the cards and keep the card system stable. There is a small theater where the writer says at the end of the chapter, which can help complete the character image and allow readers to see some stories outside of the text, adding extra color to the story. [Recommendation] This is a novel that is relatively suitable for card players and people who are familiar with Yu-Gi-Oh. If you don't understand it, it will not affect the reading experience. The author and book friends gave relevant explanations in the comment area of ​​the article. The limitation of the deck in the article improves the confrontation experience, and the ability setting is novel and can solve the anger of the dealer (I cried to death); the contradictions are clear, the struggle between the family and the academy, the struggle between regions, and what the dream garden wants to achieve, all attract readers to continue reading. The conflict between the protagonist and his family has gradually come to an end. What deck will be used in the future? Why are the regions hostile to each other? Can Zhumengyuan unlock the secret of God? What is the patriarch planning? These plots are still waiting for us to continue to explore. It is not to be missed.