In a Different World of Western Fantasy, Chinese Card Makers Are Arbitrary for Eternity

Name: In a Different World of Western Fantasy, Chinese Card Makers Are Arbitrary for Eternity
Author: Windless Man

by Windless Man

ongoing Xuanhuan Isekai Male Lead

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529Kwords212chapters

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Ch. 227 — 新旧教义

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This book is also called [Card-making Swordsmanship, Across the Western Fantasy World] [Western Fantasy World] + [Fantasy Cultivation] + [Sword Skills + Card Making = Dual Cultivation] Lake traveled to a different world, the Kingdom of Goethe. Card maker, master the extraordinary power of this other world. Cards that contain spiritual power are similar to talismans for cultivating immortality. The language of the talismans engraved on the card is all Chinese poetry or sentences that he is familiar with. His eyes can look directly at the poems and words in the card, and he can look at the poems just like looking at the palm prints, without the need for hard work to interpret and visualize. Card maker training: The spiritual pool in the card maker's body contains elemental marks and impression marks; Since one has the uniqueness of the fruition position and has the power of [metal, wood, water, fire, and earth], he must practice the five great magical powers through the method of gathering qi and subduing qi, and master the extraordinary power; There is also the belief in the Seven Gods, which controls the authority of [imagery] and the rules of extraordinary power. Lake became a card maker, awakened the image mark of [Madness] and the elemental mark of [Bing Fire], performed crazy things, and the fire from heaven extinguished evil spirits.

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Grilled Grilled Pot19d ago

After listening to more than ten chapters, how about card making? I looked through the table of contents, and I didn't make a card for Chapter 40 or 50. The protagonist has become a swordsman. The title of your book doesn't match the content.

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