Card War Chess: the Entry Starts with the Headless Horseman

The South African giant, this author first wrote a crow mage or something, and later followed the trend of the mysterious trend and wrote a silver crow lord. This author likes crows very much, and the concepts corresponding to crows such as shadow, darkness, death, etc. But another big problem with this guy is that he also likes close combat and muscular guys. So his first version was Shadow Crow Mage. Later on, the protagonist started to turn into a big muscular guy, which didn't match the style of Crow Shadow at all. Now this book is about playing cards and chess, but the main character's talent is a crow and a headless horseman. A crow and a melee muscleman. . . The whole thing is also stitched with Harry Potter and a bunch of card war flag stuff. The visual sense is a bit strong, but you can watch it if you don't mind. . In addition, the pace is too slow. It is recommended to wait until it is released for free before watching it. It is really not worth spending money. The reason why I recommend it is because I personally also like elements such as crows and shadows. .

Recommendation index: ★★★ I rarely read card game novels. I don't know if they are novel or not. I think the writing so far is pretty good. The world view and plot are quite attractive. I've cut it.

The author of The Crow is resurrected, obviously referencing the villain Young Master, so far there is no problem

Different bases will have different site types, different attributes, and various effects. The base board and the chess pieces/cards are integrated, just like the branches and branches. The chess pieces serve as nodes to help the base board occupy the neutral space and absorb magic power. In addition, they can learn* and cast a variety of spells. And then the protagonist - he has two bases, the Black Crow and the Headless Horseman. The speculation in the comment area is that the time traveler is a crow, and the person being time traveled is the headless horseman, with the crow replacing the head of the headless horseman. In terms of making chess, the material (such as a part of a monster's corpse or other things containing power) is wrapped with a base plate, decomposed using magic power to extract the characteristics of the material, and a mold is used to guide the external image (painting or sculpture can be mentioned) to make chess. Chess pieces generally have magic spells derived from the materials (called effective chess pieces. If there are no materials, they will be ineffective mortal bones). In addition, the magic spells mastered by the chess player can also be imprinted into the chess pieces for qualitative production in a certain direction.