The Ultimate Star Card Master

To be honest, I have read it for you so far, writing about the grand world view. Can you not write about the small world and just insert it into the big world? I don't know how to describe it now. It feels to me like a fusion of systems from multiple books. I can only say that there is really nothing to read, but I have to say that the early plot is still well written. Is it forced to continue in the middle and later stages?

All I can say is that I have a few things to complain about now that I've seen it. Maybe it's because of my poor taste. 1. I saw more than 80 cards. The current function of the gold finger is to upgrade cards. It can cultivate skills quickly. It is said that there are restrictions. I have cheated a space phoenix type card. It is just a blue card. I feel that it is not too much to cheat a purple card. 2. There is no system at all. There is not even a system mall. A low-end version of the system? 3. I really can't stand playing with fire in the space system, so I ran away.

I have read almost two hundred chapters, and I want to evaluate whether you are the main space, the summons, or the fire element. Space is so powerful that you have to play summons and fire. I can understand a little bit about summons. After all, it still has a little part with space. But what the hell is your fire? With the divine fire, are you going to become the Emperor of Fire in the future? You are so typical and digress, but it is quite interesting so far. If you are short of books, you can read it.

So far, the writing style is childish, the routines are old-fashioned, and it is a no-brainer. Those who are not well-read and can accept cool writing and can throw away their brains can use this book to get through. However, if they think more rigorously, they may be poisoned to death after reading more than ten chapters.

It is obviously a system for strengthening cards. However, except for the first soul-revealing card, which was indeed enhanced to a blue card, I did not see this system strengthening the cards again later on. They were all about adding proficiency, and there was no such thing as a mall or system space. Even the decomposition and extraction functions after the soul-revealing card was activated were often used very casually, just like garbage.

If a space system is playing with fire, then you might as well change your natural talent to Burn Jue.

It was okay in the early stage, but after reaching Yao Xing, it became a harem story about cultivating immortals. The writing gets worse as it goes on, and the writing is not good, which is acceptable, but it always has to expand on the world view. It's too bad. What about three flowers gathering at the top, and all the heavens and worlds? Is this still a star card? Is it necessary to prove the Tao in the future, become an immortal, and then recruit countless women and be worshiped by thousands of people?

I personally think this is a good book among the Seven Cats. Apart from the masterpieces and classics that I have already read, it is not bad for a new book.

Because I can only listen to it with headphones at work, I couldn't stand it after listening to more than 500 chapters. The early writing was okay, but the later writing was really messed up. The skill is to extract star cards through star cores, right? Then tell me what kind of monster's star core is the One Qi Transformation into Three Pure Ones? There are also some other skills that are really speechless. The main character is extracted by a star beast. People just learn whatever they want? Also, the divine fire was collected earlier and it was promoted to one level. In more than 500 chapters, was the divine wind collected at all? Is it because the fourth ranked Kamikaze is not worthy? And the process of taking the divine wind, climbing the tower, the three gates of the sun, moon and stars, the moon gate where the protagonist goes, and then goes up first, so the people behind don't need to break the formation? What kind of logic is this? Speechless. Although it is said that reading novels cannot be taken seriously, don't treat readers as fools, right?

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