Global Card Game: I Know the Heavens Above and the Underworld Below

In that card battle, there is no benefit to winning, but there is a cost to losing. Having trouble with your brain?

Don't do those girls who are given away, it's more like having feelings.

Nowadays, everyone is writing this kind of novel. The protagonist must be the savior. Why can't the protagonist directly kill the enemy in front of him, become a fugitive, and then turn back to become stronger, come back, destroy this place, and then reset the world? Can't you become more powerful? Will the villain die?

Why do everyone like to be a savior? In order for the protagonist to be able to write, tens of billions of people have lived in dire straits for dozens, hundreds, thousands, and tens of thousands of years. Is this so interesting? Can't you already be one of the top forces and then take it to the next level under the leadership of the protagonist? This kind of thing is not much more interesting than the good-for-nothing like you who rose up all the way.

What the hell are you doing with speed updates?

I hope this book won't collapse like other books just after I read it. The author will try his best to update it.

This book really pissed me off, ugh

Let's just say, well, pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. This routine is too much and it's all bad.

The speed of update is too slow and the text is watered down.

Except for the huge difference in the bet, everything else was surprisingly good. After I got a background for myself, I started to take the genius route directly, instead of pretending to be a pig. I also did things very simply, without any grinding, and it felt very smooth from the looks of it.