I Asked You to Make Cards, and You Said That the Drawing Symbols Are Also Very Smooth.

Jiang Fenghuo travels through a parallel world where card making is the main focus. Here, a card can summon historical generals and legendary myths. The premise is that you have to study hard. Because the characters you portray must have a natal poem to make them more than empty shells, so you have to learn Chinese well; if you want the characters to have fighting power, you must learn history, understand their highlight moments, and create their precious phantoms; you must also learn mathematics, chemistry, and physics well so that you can create the most reasonable size and materials. It is best to study fine arts. Because only art can depict mythical cards that do not exist in reality. Jiang Fenghuo is a Taoist priest who can integrate the lines of talismans into characters. But more importantly, he is a time traveler. The natal poem of the first card he drew was "Thirty years to the east of the river, thirty years to the west of the river, don't deceive young people into poverty", the natal treasure card "Mark of Emperor Yan", the skill card "Baji Beng", and the weapon card "Xuanzhong Ruler". No matter how awesome the "Three Kingdoms God General Lu Bu" is, he only has more than a dozen supplementary cards such as "Fang Tian Painting Halberd" and "Yuanmen Shooting Halberd". Jiang Fenghuo held "Xiao Yandi" and drew dozens of pictures at will. … This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.