Trapped in Magic Cards, Surviving the Apocalypse? What a Joke!

It took a long time to lay the foundation for Sakura to gradually understand what is like and what is love. Then in the past dozens of chapters, she has been interacting with the protagonist, blushing at every turn. As a result, in Chapter 101, in front of the male protagonist and Tomoyo, he said that he wanted to confess to Yukito at the summer festival. What the hell did you do to pave the way? The male protagonist has been arrogant for a long time and turned out to be a clown. If you want to say that you want to break up with the past, you are also crazy. Why did you pave the way for Sakura's emotional change? The co-writer likes the male protagonist and confesses to Yukito at the same time, and even says it in front of the male protagonist while blushing. If Sakura in Chapter 101 was not kidnapped or someone pretended to be her, I really can't think of the meaning of this plot. I deleted the book and read it for a long time 😊😁

Under the influence of the magic cards, the illusions that appear are all imagined by the system, not the protagonist. So structurally, can it be seen as the "system" being the outer layer and the core wrapping the "protagonist"? So suppose that when a reborn person of the dark doomsday intends to do some unpeaceful "little things" in a peaceful world, he is struck by the black elbow from the time-traveling evil spirit, and the components of a "new" system that is broken and self-assembled are messed up, and he becomes a soul composed of the dark memory of the apocalypse + system permissions and a harder blank core of the system + the memory of the innocent big boy before the apocalypse.

It definitely doesn't work. The first one was fine, but this one has changed the soul.

The plot of Chapter 101 is really baffling, and the logic is completely separated from the previous chapter.

It's okay to look at the front, but it's getting worse and worse later on. The card plot is templated, and the protagonist is limited. The emotional scenes are not well written.

There are also small details

Forget about the novels about fighting monsters, upgrading and building a career. The novels about you falling in love are also soul-transporting. They all have the same name, surname, and appearance. You can just arrange to wear them.

Watching the person I like confess to another man... Even if I don't understand what "like" means, I feel aggrieved and feel a little ntr. I will still read the book chapter by chapter in the future. The author always likes to get sick from time to time.

The big difference is in terms of strength and personality. The protagonist in the previous book is rich and his strength is basically online, so he feels more secure when he appears, and it is actually quite refreshing to take action; The strong point in this book that makes people uncomfortable is that the protagonist is too passive in behavior and emotions. To put it bluntly, it is obvious. The novel lacks excitement, the protagonist's identity is not good, and his strength is weak. He becomes dependent on others not long after the opening. Although the emotional drama of Sakura can be reasonably developed, it is deliberately stretched. Although the progress of the previous book is slow, the overall situation is a matter of course. I don't know if this is deliberately set up to make a difference. Honestly speaking, the original work is uncomfortable to read, and I would like to see the main character Sakura get sweet when I read it with a fan. What I'm worried about right now is that there's some kind of manipulation of the literary youth in the emotional scenes, and the other thing is how to use it as a test to pressure the protagonist as a reason for his growth and change of mind, to make the protagonist suffer, etc. To be honest, the protagonist in the previous book is more to my personal taste.

Come on, author, this book looks quite interesting You are probably the only one to write about Sakura