
Magic Card Era: My Deck Breaks People's Hearts
魔卡时代:我的卡组致郁人心
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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As long as this book is not unfinished, updated with a few more chapters, and updated faster, it will be considered a very, very good book in my opinion!
The plot is a little bit bloody, but it is a bit passionate, and the way things are done is a bit pretentious, but also a bit free and easy. A pretty good book. It will be a bit boring at the beginning, but once the setting is established, it will be interesting. I hope the author can work hard.
This book... I read the parts that slap people in the face and the parts that make people look down on him and refuse others. I felt that the reading was not very smooth. He seems to be very decisive, but it always feels awkward and does not read very naturally. In fact, he is a little pretentious, but overall, I think it is a very good book.
This is a good book, but it's a pity that not many people read it.
It's okay. I read more than sixty chapters in one go, but there are relatively few chapters. Normally, I read the chapters. You just missed it, otherwise I would have been persuaded to quit.
I watched it for a long time, and now I remember it's a sin to give it five stars.
Not bad. Also, to spread the word, friends who have read Chapter 12, please pay attention. Heat the oil in a pot and sauté the chopped green onions. Please do not put water directly. You should turn off the fire or pick up the pot and keep it away from the stove while adding water. Otherwise, more than 80% of the time, it will catch fire.,,, What can I say? It's the same as what other readers said. When fighting, it's platinum, but when it comes to daily writing, it's like black iron scum. The book is a good book, but the daily writing is too awkward, and the running accounts are not included. The sentences in many places are not fluent, and they are forced to be funny. Third book review: The first two times I said the book was good, but this time, the book has a big problem. The background of the book, the invasion of another world, and the defense of the country, turned out to involve too many dark aspects of the official world. If it were all as black as crows, then the common people in the world of the book would not rise up. It would be all aristocratic families, which is too dark, and the protagonist is gray. At first, I laughed at the original author as a licking dog, and then where is the protagonist? When the heroine surnamed Zhan said that the protagonist was trash, the protagonist actually forgave her
At first I thought it was a journey into the world of card playing (Yu-Gi-Oh!), But it turned out to be a little different. You make your own cards to play cards. You can add trap cards and magic cards, for example. Trap card, "Holy Shield-Reflector Power, activates the effect when attacked by a monster to destroy all monsters in the place" Trap card, "The Rope of Life. When one of your monsters dies, you can choose to activate it. Discard all cards in your hand to resurrect the monster and increase its attack power." Trap card, "Cunning Cave. When the opponent summons a monster, you can choose to activate it to destroy two enemy monsters." Magic card, "The dead are resurrected, and one of the monsters that died in this battle is resurrected on your side." Magic card, "hand exchange, oneself and the opponent reveal their hands, each chooses 1 card from the opponent to add to their own hand" Magic card, "enemy controller, controls one of the opponent's monsters" Trap card, "Super Gravity Net, monsters above platinum cannot attack for a period of time (affected by rank)" You can also add possession cards. For example, Hearthstone's Warlock can make demons possess you and restore them to their original appearance after being killed. You can also magically modify Yu-Gi-Oh's phantom gods and true gods, such as the possession of the Titan Soldier and the possession of Exodia. You can also create 3 evil gods, 3 polar gods, and wizards, harpies, blue-eyed white dragons, thunder dragons, orcs, machines, heroes, plants, cartoons, etc., See the author's outline.
I've always wanted to read a book about Hearthstone and Yu-Gi-Oh but couldn't find it on Tomato [smile][smile]
It's still ok, the idea is good, but my writing skills still need to be refined.