My Card-Based Beast-Taming Game

There is so much content in competitive games! The most important thing for a card master is level, followed by spirit cards, and finally combat level. Most people in competitive competitions are junior card masters. There is not much difference between level 20 and level 29, and both can always get silver 3-star cards. Therefore, the final comparison is mainly about the least important personal combat level. It is not meaningless, at least it should not be too important and not worth writing too much about!

Cards ➕Beast Taming ➕Secret Realm ➕Urban Academy is right. If you can understand the chemical reactions between different elements, you can produce a good book. Otherwise, it is just a novelty or novelty product. The author's previous book was considered a masterpiece of elf literature, but I actually didn't read it very much. On the contrary, I enjoyed reading this one with great interest. Dungeon in the secret realm → Make cards and use materials to become stronger → Compete for rankings. This set of positive cycles is the most interesting, and the story is easy to write and read. Although the original beast-control novels are somewhat different from the elf novels, they are also naturally suitable for competitive gaming content. Looking at domestic online articles, competitive arenas are often most suitable for academy training and are more beautiful than gym challenges. As for the card elements, they are also very harmonious. In fact, it is a bit like the elf ball with another carrier (), but the blind box element is very fresh. Not too big, not too small, just hard enough to be invincible at the same level, and the speed is also very good. The author has indeed grown up after finishing the first book. This book has obviously improved a lot compared to the beginning of the previous book. The writing style is more delicate. He also knows where to write and what to omit. He even has the courage to challenge emotional drama. Don't listen to others pouring cold water on it. This is a difficulty that must be overcome on the way to becoming a great person. Keep up the good work.

Has Mo Shen also started writing original beast-controlling stories? This is a hurdle. Once you cross it, it will be great. I hope I can write wonderfully.

One thing to say is that this competition really doesn't need to be so long. I signed up for 49 chapters and saw 71 chapters to reach the top 64. One of them is enough for Miscellaneous Fish. The rest of the ordinary promotion games can be passed through like that best friend. The free chapters are exhausting. To be honest, I can write four games starting from the top 16. If I write about so many Miscellaneous Fish dodging and then killing each other in seconds, it is better to focus on describing the four key games.

After reading today's update, although the author has written about a lot of games, I still don't feel very happy. Because the author uses a large section of text to write about the team competition, to be honest, I can't think of the significance of this team competition. Is it possible that five kings will need to go on missions together in the future? Or are the teammates on the school team still going to grow up together as a five-person team after graduation? Don't give up, don't give up, and join hands to step into the royal road? Based on the author's current view of the world, apart from playing in secret realms, I don't see any need to form a team. On the other hand, five golds are easy to find, but when you get platinum, emeralds or even diamonds, won't you rise to a high position and sit on one side? Will they still act together as a team? Unlike other books where the purpose of competition is to get resources for growth, the protagonist can already reach the sky without any external objects, but in the end he still has to spend a lot of time competing. In my opinion, competition is a means to suppress the plot. Writing about the competition also takes a lot of space to write about the team competition. If the individual competition is hard to find, it does have the effect of training the card player's combat ability. As for the team competition, I feel very speechless, because from the beginning to now, I have forgotten how many times the protagonist has formed a team. I feel that no matter what I do, I have to form a team. The reason why I'm still watching now is to wait for the protagonist to level up. I guessed that he was about to level up from dozens of chapters ago. But I didn't expect that I was still asked to watch the game for dozens of chapters. Why can't this beast control card survive the game 😅

This protagonist's character is definitely a copy of the author's

Qingmei is the protagonist, right? Zhou Chenchun is Lu Qingning's plaything

There is nothing that can be said about the previous description. At most, there are difficulties. If you find a reason to clear your name, you will have to spend a lot of space describing the reversal of the verdict. Although filial piety comes first, it is not the same thing to just abandon it. A pure biological mother supports escaping from the original family.

As a loyal fan of the previous Pokémon books, let me share my thoughts. This book doesn't feel exciting in terms of plot or characters. The focus seems to be on other people, interacting with other heroines and characters, rather than the protagonist herself and the beast. Moreover, it is not the traditional high school start. Writing a book is not easy. Secondly, let's talk about card beast control. In fact, it feels like there are only cards and not many beast control elements. At present, it is difficult to see a main line. For example, if we talk about high school stream, we can also talk about going to school and playing games. The above is just my personal opinion, you may not read it carefully. Still support new books! Finally, I really want to read a new Pokémon book if I have the chance. The three books I wrote before are all good in their own way, so keep going!

I've listened to almost 50 chapters. Let me tell you my feelings. I've also read the author's previous books. If I hadn't noticed that the pen name looked familiar, I wouldn't have read it. To be fair, I still like beast-control novels. The classic start is about pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger, but the early stage is still too slow. , I thought I would unlock the special weapon before entering the secret realm, and pretend to be fierce when entering the secret realm. If I encounter danger later, I will summon the giant to cooperate with the team to deal with it. The result is not the same. Another thing is, I hope there will be more adventures in the future. The plot of the game really feels a bit bad.

Why do I write so much about small competitions? I don't dare to think about how much I will write about national competitions and global competitions later. Moreover, I feel that it will take 100 chapters for the protagonist to reach the gold. It is too slow. At the current pace of the fifth update, I can barely accept it after reading it every few days.

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There are too many game plots. It takes a long time to write about a game that is not that important. The practice battles also need to be very detailed, and teammates also need to write about their duels. The pace is too slow.

The beginning does not describe the superiority of the trainee card masters compared to ordinary people, nor does it describe the advantages of the protagonist compared to the ordinary trainee card masters who have just awakened. I stay at home alone to play dungeons, and then I directly meet the already junior Qingmei. The free period at the beginning is not exciting enough, and it seems dull.

Like the title I personally think that the book "Missing Brother" is the pinnacle. Various small events, big events, and daily intersperses are very comfortable. The Pokémon are also very memorable, and the background setting is also very comfortable. Needless to say, "Missing Brother" is a true hero. But this one is far behind. It is a competition. It is a batch of bad copies. The author's best pet interaction is also blocked by the setting. I am currently catching up to the latest. I hope there will be improvement after level 30 gold.

Why do I feel like the writing is so immature? The plot is not as interesting as the previous Pokémon novels.

I feel like the protagonist has no opinion at all except for completing dungeons and exercising her mental strength. Qingmei can give orders, but she can give orders to anyone. She has such a soft character.

The training of card masters in this world is very strange. There are no specialized educational institutions during the period from apprenticeship to junior level? The three major colleges accept junior students under the age of 18, and other colleges accept trainees. However, if you attend these schools, you cannot go to the three major colleges. Those with money and resources can find someone to guide them in their own club. After passing the stage from apprenticeship to junior level, ordinary people can only hear about the basic information of card masters on the Internet. Ordinary people with talents can't discover their talents, right? Do the three major institutions only accept the rich and powerful?

There are not many good card novels, and they all lead to a dead end.

The character of the protagonist has a small double standard, coupled with this kind of encounter, I feel that it is easy to have psychological problems. It has nothing to do with the system. Without the system, the probability is greater.

After all, your last book was a late-stage talent. This one is also amazing. I've caught up to the latest chapter with 800,000 words. The protagonist still can't come up with the chicken brother. The intermediate level has been stuck at one or two levels. The game gives people a feeling of being happy but not completely happy. I can only keep it like this.

Let's end the game early. It looked fine before. But as soon as we play the game, there will be various problems. It's okay to suppress the protagonist's level to prevent him from breaking through. After all, the combat power cannot be destroyed casually, but can't you just take it through in one go? I have to write about a Black Tiger Demon counterattacking gold, but the result is just forcing the opponent to pull out cards. Why not just write that the protagonist will lose and skip, or the protagonist breaks through and uses gold cards to beat him. I don't understand what is worth bragging about about counterattacking? It's not pleasant at all. The other thing is about the competition. You just want to highlight the protagonist. First, you feed the protagonist to make a counterattack and win, and then you end up describing other people's games. No, bro, are we here to watch other people's games? There is a lot of nonsense. In fact, the description of the battle scenes is vague, and the power of the intermediate card master is not described. The whole process is skipped because a beginner will lose when fighting an intermediate. Why don't you skip it for the protagonist? Do you have to let the protagonist come out and cause an awkward win? And to be honest, there is a problem with the protagonist drawing on his behalf. Just like in Dou Er, Huo Yuhao opened his spiritual eyes to assist his teammates. It is completely the protagonist cheating his teammates. To put it nicely, it is good luck and blessing the Shendu team. To put it worse, isn't it just the protagonist cheating to help the Shendu team off the court? Interesting? In particular, the description of the protagonist's acting as a proxy really gives me a Shrek Academy-like disgusting feeling. I suggest that you don't engage in proxy painting in the future. Isn't the best part of the game just watching the protagonist beat up his opponent? Why do you continue to describe the competition when your main character has been eliminated? Especially the rest of the games are very poorly written. People in the Douluo series don't describe every game in detail. They focus on the protagonist in the early stages, and only describe some teams that may face the protagonist in the later stages. Your writing is not as good as Douluo in this regard. It's too poor.

I have always liked card-making, and the content is generally more exciting when I can write it down. This book is generally good-looking, but I don't know why the author keeps suppressing the protagonist. Logically speaking, the most exciting thing about card-making is that the protagonist has a lot of good cards that others don't have. However, the protagonist of this book has only drawn 3 gold cards so far. He still uses White Male Ape for silver cards, and has never appeared in other cards. If you are afraid of being investigated, the bronze card Qing Phosphorus Boy has not been sold. It is useless to just hold a lot of cards in your hand. If you really want to sell it, there are many ways. For example, Han Tongtong around you is a very convenient channel, and I haven't seen the protagonist selling cards to people around him In short, the food is quite good, but maybe the author was a little bit reluctant in the early stage, and it seems to be a bit overwhelming to the protagonist (not in terms of realm growth, but in terms of cards), and the plot has not been fully developed yet.

The author likes to suppress the combat power of cards by level, and likes to write about the kind of card that is two levels different, and then defeats the opponent's clown character with a card. Then the opponent backhands it into a spinning top and then says that he has won, even though he can beat a bunch of cards in his hand or he can be on the same level as the opponent a few days in advance. Hey! I won't upgrade if I don't need it! Just like this one!

Should I be considered one of the earliest readers? I don't know if the author is familiar with me. At that time, because Beichuan and Qingquan both ran to write about beast control, I rarely spoke in book reviews. I just read books silently. Because my favorite field is Pokémon novels rather than beast control novels, so I was in a low mood. After all, there are not many good writers on elf novels, and it is easy to have a book shortage. Under the circumstances at that time, the first book I discovered about you was his "Black Fantasy of Elves". The idea of two reborn souls traveling through different worlds at the beginning was actually quite interesting to me, and it was already completed when I found it, so I directly subscribed to the full text and read it. Charmander in the book is my favorite character. Because of her, I read it several times, and because there were not many good books in the field of Elf literature at the time. Your second book, "I Am Not a Supporting Character in Elf Literature," seemed to have only been serialized or not yet written at the time. It was precisely because of the depiction of the daily life of the elves and the protagonist in "Elves: Black Fantasy" that I continued to read "I Am Not a Supporting Character in Elf Literature". Unfortunately, the second book was a bit unfinished. The gap in combat power in the later period was too outrageous, causing the elves cultivated by the protagonist to fail to keep up with the version. However, the content in the early stage was still very good, so I did not give up and continued to read "My Elf Trainer Simulator". However, I haven't finished reading this book yet, because it is updated every day or sometimes every two or three days, which makes it a bit uncomfortable for me to follow it, so I have been saving it since the World Series started. I just deliver the monthly card every month and subscribe every day, so I don't know the details of the later period. However, the early period still continues the style of the first two books, and the depiction of daily life is very delicate, which makes me feel comfortable reading. I have also been sharing it with readers who share the same hobby, because if time travel is true, I really hope to be able to travel to the world of Pokémon. I didn't expect to see you publish a chapter in a new book today. When it turned out that the new book was about beast control, I actually felt a little bit depressed. However, I will still continue to read your works. After all, it is very comfortable to read your books. I like your writing very much, so as the title indicates, I hope your new book will be a big seller. If you have time, can you write a few extra chapters for us readers who like Pokémon stories? Thanks

The setting is okay, the characters are a bit distorted, but the plot is a bit too draggy. I feel that at your pace, you won't have more than 600 or 700 chapters to reach advanced level. After you, there are special level, king level, and above king level. To put it bluntly, it is a bit smelly and long.

When will the game environment end? It's so long and slow, it's really not as good as entering the secret realm or writing about daily life.

I'm not saying that you want to see the protagonist's scenes take up a lot of space, especially the ones you write now are more team-oriented and academy-oriented, but the amount of pen and ink you allocate to the protagonist in this competition, especially the description of the protagonist's pet beast, is a bit too little, and unlike the previous work, the protagonist of this game has no unique characteristics. It's very clear. So far, I can only leave the impression of a genius protagonist who is more cautious in doing things and focuses on controlling beasts. This is really not that good 😳😵 I just feel that there are some problems but the beast pet flow is too niche. Finally, I encourage you to work hard.

I feel like the author still needs to be proficient in using AI and use AI to express your thoughts. This kind of beast-control writing requires looking at the beast. It's hard to guess what it looks like just by looking at the description.

I can't find anything exciting in a competition. I know whether to jump after watching three lines every day. I basically skipped 10 chapters to read one chapter of this plot. Is your portrayal worthy of the readers?