The God of Trick Card

After reading more than twenty chapters, many things are unclear. The protagonist can be confused, but the reader cannot. The protagonist came in halfway, what about the others? Is this your first time traveling through time? Where did they get that information? The world view is too unclear. And don't shed tears for no reason. You have to write about the woman crying. You have to write about her horror after seeing the contract with her own eyes. You have to write about the protagonist crying. You have to write about the bond between him and the woman. You have to write about the werewolf crying. You have to write about the story between him and Alice. Say nothing, just shed tears, which is not how to express human nature. And the werewolf's part is instantly flashed. With that claw, no matter how weak it is, it won't take much trouble to scratch you to death... Personal opinion, best wishes.

Don't stress too much about levels. There are 9 sequence levels. 100 Chapters are at least one level up. Are novices sure they can write 900 chapters?

See Chapter 5: You Have No Power. How can an ordinary person resist the witch's power? ? And it's not affected at all by sexual orientation?

Isn't this logic a bit too confusing? 1. Earlier, the protagonist saw the priest using skill cards, and said that only the player's skill cards can be used. However, when he found out that no one of the players died the next day, his first reaction was to deny the conclusion that the priest was a player, instead of thinking about more logical possibilities such as the priest not dying, or pretending to die, or not fully dead, and did not know until later. The priest is not completely dead, and there is a feeling of forcibly deceiving the readers in order to ambush the reversal 2. When I communicated with the witch earlier, I knew that the code names of the two foreigners were merchants and dolls, and I also knew that these two people were players. Why do I still need to think about it when I say that the sequence of the merchant is merchant and I feel so surprised... It does not mean that the code name must be the sequence, but your code name and sequence are the same. When this happens, you should think about this first 3. Only one person can escape from this dungeon alive. The witch signed a soul contract with the protagonist in order to survive. She said that this soul contract is so powerful. If you sign it, you can't break it, and it will make life worse than death and never be reborn. I thought that after signing this contract, they belong to one individual. It feels like the witch has become a vassal, thinking that in the end, they can be together. Get up and go out, but then it is said that even among masters and servants, only one person can survive in the end... Isn't this ridiculous... Because in this way, it becomes meaningless for the witch to sign the contract in order to survive. After all, even if the protagonist is around in the end, the witch will definitely die in this copy. In a situation where she is already destined to die, she ends up signing a contract that will not even let her soul go. Wouldn't she be a fool?

Is the author sure whether there will be any emotional scenes?

The way the protagonist obtains information is too simple.

Brother, you exposed yourself a little too early.

Running wildly on the wrong road.