There was no time travel and no rebirth, but the end came so suddenly. For Sun Xiaoyi, who has a lot of otaku attributes, this was really dangerous. Fortunately, he became one of the first pioneers to become a card master. This gave him a slight advantage over others in the starting stages. He still has parents to protect, no girlfriend, no cute sister, and no system that others don't have. Even the advantage of being a pioneer is not unique to him. Faced with such an apocalyptic beginning, what can he do?
Reader comments
Come on, author, it's pretty good-looking and relatively real, but updates are a bit slow.
It's better than other card novels. It feels like they are playing a real game. You hit me and I hit you. It all depends on the data.
It's so poisonous. A friend of the male lead randomly appeared in the middle, and there was a beautiful male lead, and the male lead started to lose his wits. After that, he started to listen to her in everything and stopped thinking.
Book friends who like card games should check it out! Look over here!
A card novel with this theme. Really good.
The front is fine, but the more you look at the back, the harder it becomes to understand.
The setting is basically reasonable and there are no bugs, except for the plot at the beginning where a gangster breaks up his family to save fighting energy. But I have to say that there are still quite a few minor flaws. Without going into details, if you ignore these, it is still an interesting apocalyptic card novel. This is the first time I have seen a reasonable combination of Hearthstone game data and the apocalyptic world.
The setting is relatively complete, and the protagonist's character is constantly growing, making it more realistic.
It looks good for the time being, let the protagonist grow up slowly, and we will arrange a few more female protagonists later. Come on, author.
The author writes well, keep following up
I finished reading them all in one day, and so far I'm okay. [Praise]
Good looking, super invincible
It's okay, it's okay╮(￣▽￣)╭
The ingredients are very complex, and the mobile phone for the elderly in the subway
It's a little bit toxic at the front, but it's getting better and better at the back.
It's okay, there are some minor flaws but nothing major. Please keep updating the author.
Come on, author, it's pretty good-looking and relatively real, but updates are a bit slow. It's better than other card novels. It feels like they are playing a real game. You hit me and I hit you. It all depends on the data. It's so poisonous. A friend of the male lead randomly appeared in the middle, and there was a beautiful male lead, and the male lead started to lose his wits. After that, he started to listen to her in everything and stopped thinking.
Book friends who like card games should check it out! Look over here!
A card novel with this theme. Really good. The front is fine, but the more you look at the back, the harder it becomes to understand.
The setting is basically reasonable and there are no bugs, except for the plot at the beginning where a gangster breaks up his family to save fighting energy. But I have to say that there are still quite a few minor flaws. Without going into details, if you ignore these, it is still an interesting apocalyptic card novel. This is the first time I have seen a reasonable combination of Hearthstone game data and the apocalyptic world.
The setting is relatively complete, and the protagonist's character is constantly growing, making it more realistic.
It looks good for the time being, let the protagonist grow up slowly, and we will arrange a few more female protagonists later. Come on, author. The author writes well, keep following up
I finished reading them all in one day, and so far I'm okay. [Praise]
Good looking, super invincible
It's okay, it's okay╮(￣▽￣)╭
The ingredients are very complex, and the mobile phone for the elderly in the subway
It's a little bit toxic at the front, but it's getting better and better at the back.
It's okay, there are some minor flaws but nothing major. Please keep updating the author.