Grand Adventure in the Spirit Card World

After reading nearly 300 chapters, I gave up. The author has all kinds of settings, and I can't read it without thinking. As mentioned before, an item has effect one, and when the protagonist uses it, it becomes effect two, and when it is used, it becomes effect three. It is really hard to read after setting, and supplementary settings. In order to promote the plot or make the plot reasonable, the protagonist will be appropriately reduced in intelligence. There are all kinds of bad cards in the article, and some low-level cards have better attributes than chaos cards. What's more, the protagonist doesn't use them even if he has good cards. He keeps leveling up.

I remember when I first started reading this book, it was after watching the anime Sword Art Online. I am very interested in the kind of group of hundreds of people to capture the boos, and I also like the atmosphere of doing everything just to win. I came across this book later and gave up after reading it. How should I put it? The overall style of painting is rather relaxed. Although the protagonist's initial spirit card is very strong, the plot designed by the author cannot be realized. [Joining the company is actually a failure. At first glance, it seems that there is a nanny taking care of it, but the difference in strength is huge. You will feel that the protagonist is trying to catch fish, but the squirrel club that appears later is much better than the company, and there is no need to hand in the card] There is also an extra story added. I personally feel that in addition to the low number of words, it further weakens the protagonist's ability. [His little one, the author set him to have a lot of luck, so his strength can be improved quickly, and in the mid-term, he will be recruited by people from the spiritual world]. Of course, the protagonist's setting doesn't seem to be pleasing now. [Hide behind and use cold guns. If you kill him with one shot, it won't matter, but you can't do it with boosts, and the spirit card cannot appear directly in your hand, you need to pick it up yourself. Compare] These are all personal opinions. In fact, if you are interested in the cards, you can check them out for yourself.

Press the IQ written on the ground and rub it

The key originally belonged to Wang Qi, but the boss didn't take advantage of him because of his lack of moral integrity, and he always used this matter as an excuse.

Really pretty

The writing is very good, there is nothing poisonous, the plot is very creative and novel, why is it rated so low?