
Card Drawing System! I Drew All Blacks Ten Times in a Row!
抽卡系统!我十连单抽全黑!
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 126k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
51Chapters
5.8Score
5.3kReads · all time
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It can be seen that the author writes carefully, and some of the text descriptions and details are very good, but maybe there is little exposure to system-flow novels, so it feels a bit monotonous to just draw cards. I would like to make some suggestions. I personally think you can add some fate cards, such as drawing a lucky earring, which can bring good luck and leave a foreshadowing, which will play a role at a more critical time point later. For example: Because you were chased or something, you were forced to jump off a cliff, and you were bound to die. But because of this good luck earring, you did not die, and you found some good things, and then the earrings were broken, which made it easier for people to shine. Then you can add a trade-off card. For example: the system regularly gives you a chance to draw a card for free, and this time the card will definitely produce something good. West, the price is that there will be some side effects, such as giving you a very strong weapon or other things, but after you choose it, you will lose power or your skill will not increase for a period of time in the future (preferably longer, a month or two), so that in some life-and-death battles later, winning will not be so sudden (I hate the power of friendship the most). That's all I can think of for the moment. Of course, this is written in the direction I like when reading novels. The author can ignore it. I hope the author can stick to it and don't stop writing it halfway [laughs]