Xiang Yun was chosen to compete in a battle for national destiny in a higher-dimensional otherworld.
Just before entering, a set of options suddenly appeared before his eyes.
[What do you think...]
Xiang Yun: "Don’t say that! I’m not like that!"
Was it really okay to make such an explicit hint?
The survival challenge game in the otherworld turned out to be a roguelike, with two modes: card battles and real-time combat!
While everyone else was still foolishly sharpening their swords,
Xiang Yun shouted, "My turn! Draw a card!"
They say a critical hit only deals double damage. Well, here, every hit gets a super multiplier.
"No way, the cards are passive abilities! Every strike in combat and every resource I collect is a critical hit. This feels amazing!"
While the whole world was in dire straits, the Divine Dragon Kingdom was the only exception.
"Hey, Xiang Yun, could you slow down a little with those rewards? There’s so much stuff we can’t use it all."
Xiang Yun: "Ummmm, you’re too late. I can’t take back my strike now."
The author writes very well. It is the best novel about the national destiny that I have ever read.
Not on my point, but I finished reading it, so I won't say more, so I give it five stars.