The Witcher of the Gwent School

The Temple chapter is over All kinds of deficiencies, shab and cunning people I thought the author had some design to describe the protagonist, but the result was solved by the system's deification Then why didn't you seize the gods early and insist on being deficient? The protagonist seems more fw, right? An early seance can still be a "dark blue extra point" cheat, but after a meal and then a seance can only show that the protagonist is nothing without the system fw

Your plot in Chapter 66 is purely to refine the readership. All the previous plots are about a lone ranger who upgrades and fights monsters using Gwent as a gimmick. When he gets to the so-called church, he starts to mix things up. The classic little girl who is not familiar with the world. In order to let the protagonist and the little girl bond, they made a plate of refugee dumplings. Now it is a big mess where the protagonist and the NPC share the numerical bonus. It is really 666. , This kind of plot direction is too outrageous

I originally thought that the battle would have a complete battle system including calculating teammate values, weather buffs, stealing the opponent's combat power, reducing the opponent's value and then directly winning. However, the result only reflected the victory rewards and failure penalties as well as the supporting prop system. It seemed that it was still a matter of skin-changing, practicing, killing monsters and upgrading. It doesn't make sense to directly decide the outcome from the NPC perspective. It can also be pushed to the MOD. When the victory is settled, the system will directly help the protagonist with perfect micro-management. Or just settle the two sets of battles separately: victory in Gwent will give BUFF gains or props and trophies, or weaken the enemy. Even if it is to simulate the battle memory, it is also a good pre-battle simulation. It does not have to be written as a simulator article, but the creativity can be used for reference (the simulation flow is also very good, simulate it once, and then write it again with a slight change in the plot). Later, you can use that set of throwing spears to add back the blood card plot. Even if you really only use one set of battles, at least introduce equipment and teammates to count some gains. Even if it doesn't count at all, to avoid using the mechanism to stack combat power and insist on suppressing growth, at least expand the field and count it as an assist. If you can barely get an assist against the Great Griffin, it is a bit weak. I was a bit disappointed not to see the joyful plot of suddenly inviting someone to play cards in the imaginary battle, then sitting down to play cards, and killing the opponent directly in the surprised eyes of his teammates. But it is relatively troublesome to design decks and numerical values ​​for Gwent; Leziwen has requirements for laughter and is not necessarily safe. In comparison, monster hunting and upgrading are indeed classic enough. At present, apart from the progress being a bit slow, there are no other major problems. As you can see, there are not many Witcher novels in the first place, and there are even fewer to read. I can only say come on, good luck. One more thing, I personally don't like to watch Slow Heat, but when the number of updates increases, it won't be a problem.

For example, I thought the title was about Gwent, but the short thirty chapters actually have nothing to do with Gwent. I didn't see it at all in Golden Thirty Chapter. I thought there would be more monster cards and weather cards. The protagonist seemed to others to be a warlock who was proficient in summoning and changing the powerful power of weather fields, and was good at military battles. But the current so-called card game is to win and upgrade to gain physical strength. It is still the witcher route, which is no different from other wizards. Either the author is just a clickbait, or the plot unfolds too slowly. Gwent Goldfinger, it's chapter 30 and I haven't seen any special cards in this chapter. Is this normal? The few cards that appear, those that restore blood, increase physical strength, breathe underwater, and eat scavengers, are almost the same as traditional demon hunters.

I feel that high-end combat power appears too quickly. Mrs. Lin Zhong and the principal of the Warlock Academy should not have appeared so early. Especially the headmaster of the Warlock Academy, why would he come here just for a family member? Is he just an errand boy?

The foreshadowing of the protagonist's interpersonal relationship is not mentioned at all before Chapter 66. After the small branch plot in Chapter 66, the map is changed and suddenly it is written that the protagonist was rescued by someone when he traveled through time. How good is the relationship? If you are not a buddy, you can lay the groundwork in advance. For example, if you have a benefactor's bond card at the beginning, it will be better than if you force the sensational system to suddenly upgrade in Chapter 66 and give you a Leisuo card, right?

The battle pressure is too harsh, the bonuses are like nothing, and the chapters in the temple are even more disgusting.

Entering the temple became boring and I pulled a big one. Forcibly saving refugees, you think you are Liu Bei

If the author is still able to fight. This book is not long

It's so disgusting. After the battle, you won't say anything, and the protagonist still gets excited at every turn. It's inexplicable, holy mother bitch. All kinds of mindless operations are incomprehensible. Except for system cheats, this protagonist has no modern knowledge. He is completely a slave to the system, and his operating behavior is completely aboriginal. Not to mention that you are extremely knowledgeable, you can't be proficient in mathematics, physics and chemistry in at least the nine-year compulsory education, right?? With regard to the various fragmented academic theories and industries in the wizarding world, isn't it just a matter of having the skills to make a fortune? Finishing snowflake salt, soap, and the by-product nitroglycerin can be passivated by adding some diatomaceous earth. In the early stage, granulated black powder can also be used. The protagonist must be written as a pig who knows nothing and is just waiting to be fed.