Magic Cards: Poor Family, So My Deck Has to Fend for Itself

If you pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger, you will become a real pig after being mixed with it for a long time.

I just can't figure it out, why are you pretending to be useless? Gou is not like this. You are more eye-catching than a genius, but can't ordinary people do the same? In what era are you pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger?

Can I add a card? I have already thought of the name of the card. "King Billy" Some cards come on to fill the air The smell of burning bananas

In this era of cool writing, the author is still stubborn, pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger even though the protagonist is invincible, and the protagonist is one of the few in this kind of book who refuses to have sex with him because of his identity as a magic card. It can be regarded as a different kind of monk novel. Although the subject matter is novel, the author's plot arrangement makes me just want to dream back to 16 years ago

It's so **annoying, and** it's a text that hides its identity and pretends to be a pig eating a tiger.

The protagonist leaves a trail every time he handles something. Why? Is your tail stretched out? It's frustrating to watch!

The main character is so depressed that he wants to die, so what else is there to watch?

I hate seeing the villain acting like a monster the most, and the protagonist really doesn't kill him

Why is it the beginning of waste again and visual fatigue?

It was okay to read at first, but now it's getting harder and harder to read the main text. *That's what you think, author.