Magic Cards Across the Heavens

The protagonist of this book, Chun Chun, is a brainless and reckless man. He is a summoner by profession. No matter whether he encounters a mob or a boss, the summoned beast can kill the mobs. He insists on rushing forward with a stick, without considering the nature of the opponent at all, and without learning. I almost overturned several times when it came to skills such as force-generating skills. Chun Chun just relied on the opponent's intelligence aura and the protagonist's aura, otherwise he would have been killed 800 times. Moreover, the author is very strict with the protagonist's level. Can you believe that after nearly 13 years of traveling, he is still less than level 2? And there are so many details in the book that you can't even read them if you use your brain.

First of all, the book can't suit everyone's tastes, and it's hard to agree with everyone's tastes, so read the first few chapters if they suit your appetite and keep reading, and if you don't, just leave. Secondly, although to be fair, the plot and writing style of this book are quite average, but it suits my taste, so I chose to rate it as good. Finally, what kind of feudal antiques can be left alone for a woman to keep a dog or a man to keep a cat? If you want to put it this way, the ancients were not allowed to read novels. You don't have any high-ranking officials or salaries. Reading novels is a waste of time. Unless you are a side house in a wealthy family, the kind who has the blood of the master but does not get any benefits, you can only live by reading novels every day. When most people read novels, they are directly inferior to others. People will point fingers everywhere when walking on the street.

I'm too lazy to say it. The plot description is rubbish and the characters are portrayed like disgusting fat nerds. He deceived an eighteen or nineteen-year-old girl into his home. She looked as innocent as 4 or 5 years old. It was disgusting to watch. I wanted to call the police.

This is another book that starts out okay but becomes more and more uncomfortable as you read. I've watched about 60% of the game. Considering that when it was introduced at the beginning, the full level could reach level 70. The main character I saw was only level 22, and most of it was unfinished later on. This book should have been based on data flow at the beginning, but because the abilities given to the protagonist at the beginning were too abnormal, the combat power had already dropped by 30% of the writing. Even if the author frantically patched it later, it was still unrecoverable, so he could only downplay the data, or even stop writing the data, as if readers would forget about it. It's a pity that the plot is not exciting, at least not enough that I forgot about it.

Many novels are like this. If a woman comes, she will be saved, but if a man comes, he may not be saved. I am speechless.

Women don't keep dogs, and men don't keep cats. I don't know what the current author's mentality is. They all like their protagonists to raise a cat. Bad review. I can hardly support myself, and I still raise cats.

I'm really speechless. Well, the one above who said the author raises dogs and cats, I'm really speechless too. Okay, who are you? The author writes about raising dogs and cats. They just keep these things. It doesn't affect the rhythm of the plot. You can just watch it as a summoned object. If you don't like it, don't read it.

That's it, I don't recommend watching it

Boiling a frog in warm water, every thought comes up

To put it simply, I've finished reading it~ even though I skipped some parts I didn't like.