Mythic Card Master: Starting as a Knight

Start high and go low, I have been reading books since the fourth reincarnation, the combat power system collapsed, and various settings were chaotic. In the end, the protagonist broke through the upper limit and the deus ex machina flattened all the pits. The most exciting thing is the first and third reincarnation. Blue Star basically has no plot. It is only used as a background board after becoming invincible. The author is not strong enough in writing and does not have to force the story of the starry sky. The plot is too rushed and makes people feel like matryoshka dolls. Moreover, the focus inexplicably shifts from Intinuit to the starry sky. It is enough to split the fourth reincarnation into two and survive the apocalypse to open up a new world line. It is really okay to go around in such a big circle to explain the plug-in.

The setting is okay, the plot is also readable, but the emotional line is too awkward, quite awkward. To be honest, if you don't know how to write, don't write the emotional line. It's really a failure.

Although I only read 15 chapters, the author was so fed up that I had to give up the book. The loser boy in the first game cheated for two years to become an official knight. In the end, the same boy failed in the same way in the second week, and became an official knight in half a year. Speeding through the boss is really amazing. It's the first time I know that the second game is easier than the first game.

Not in the later stages

The plot is okay, but the background setting conflicts with reality, and there is a sense of logical paradox.

The beginning is okay, but if you win, it's better to end it directly. Opening the starry sky map is pure nonsense. The speed of a group of gods is not enough to reach the speed of the second universe. The world is still so far away, and the gods instantly become garbage. . Because when you look at the distance, it seems very far away. In fact, isn't it just the distance between Earth and Mars when they are closest?

The plot is okay, but Blue Star has too little plot and is too biased towards another world. The first and third rewrites were good, but the fourth time period was too frequent, and I couldn't control it from the time I started writing the starry sky, and it started to get messy.

The protagonist is strengthened. Monsters are also strengthened. You gave me infinite nesting dolls.

Details are not enough, historical deduction is logical. But the details are relatively weak and unsatisfactory. The background is great, but the plot is not.

Grooved, typically opening high and moving low. The first two or three times were very good, but using Blue Star as a background, the subsequent reincarnation and pure upgrade stories were not interesting at all.