It's Crazy! The Whole World Is Obsessed with Huaxia-Style Cards

The subject matter is relatively new. I have read some 60 chapters and have some thoughts. Isn't it enough that the card maker makes excellent cards? Why do you look like a celebrity? Some negative impacts need to be clarified. Aren't cards just weapons? As a weapon, you only care about the quality and cost-effectiveness of the weapon. It doesn't matter what the producer is like.

The book is very good, I didn't expect it to be a girl. It would be great if the main character is also a girl. There are relatively few female-based videos in this genre.

The characters in this book are great! I have seen a card book before. It is like a fish in the toilet. It would be a pity to give up if you want to eat it. With this, you can decisively give up that book. Author, please swear to keep updating [Chigua]

I like reading card-related books, so I finally found another one [laughs]

It looks good. I hope the author will work hard and update it. He can also produce a jade seal that has been handed down from the country, a soul-catching rope, a mourning stick, a magical weapon of the gods, the Monkey King's Ruyi Golden Cudgel, Jiang Ziya can also have the ability to be named a god, and those who wish to take the bait [cover face] [cover face] Looking forward to it Check the viewing time

It is tentatively rated as four stars. As for Pig's Knuckle, he is a bit introverted and doesn't like to deal with crowds, but when it comes to China on the Internet, he will be very tough, a bit submissive in reality, and punch hard on the Internet. Also, the supporting role of the pig's trotter, Brother Jin, was a bit poorly portrayed by the author. The supporting character was a bit too in charge of his opinions and did not consider the pig's trotter's feelings. As a card maker, Pigfoot first makes some protective measures to protect himself, such as defensive, offensive and deceptive cards. For example, when walking on the street, you can use deceptive cards to disguise yourself so that you will not be surrounded by people! Another feeling is that Pig's Knuckle has no independent opinion and is very forward-looking. It always seems to be a bit like following the crowd, being driven by the general trend, and only remembers to make a new card when it reaches that point. He's not too tough on the Internet, he's a bit as obedient as he looks. I've read Chapter 65, which sounds a bit like a live broadcast! ! ! If you are famous, how can you do it without having your own personality on the Internet? I'm just briefly commenting on what I saw. I haven't understood the rest yet, so I'll let you know if there are any mistakes! ! !

The author's great thing [Chigua] is that the card introduction can also be a little poetic [Send Heart]. After all, it is our great Chinese culture [Send Heart]

Very beautiful, and it also belongs to a type that has emerged recently. It belongs to the Chinese card type, an ancient Chinese type.

It looks good, I can write a second one. This way I can satisfy my desire to watch the continuation and also achieve the completion effect🧐🧐 ✨The male protagonist travels through time, has no CP, has a golden finger for material identification, is an antique restorer, has strong operational skills, has historical context, and knows a little bit about mythology🤔 With the blessing of the above basics, he has a lot of materials for making cards, has a high success rate, has high mental power, and is the king of emotions😱😱 ✨Shuangwen, the male protagonist is introverted, shy, childish, respects teachers, is a super technical talent, supported by elders, provides a lot of protection, and also has his own luck and fighting ability😳 Under the unsystematic cultural inheritance, this world of novels has brought forward the colorful development of our tradition, passed down our spirit, and carried forward its charm🤗🤗 ✨The entire story is written from the perspective of the protagonist, but the supporting characters are very distinctive. There is the eldest brother who is the master of the family, has a strong sense of responsibility, and dotes on his younger siblings. The writing is good, the plot is well set, and the character setting is understandable🍬🍬

Very novel theme, good! This is the second time I have read a card book after reading "Card Tutor" more than ten years ago! Card making looks quite enjoyable, but I feel that the score is a little low. The reasons may be as follows: 1. The ending is too abrupt and seems to be unfinished. I feel that there is still a lot of content that can be written. 2. The protagonist's shortcomings are too obvious, his personality is too soft and introverted, but he is not almighty, he is good at card making, and weak in combat. If everyone was like this, it would be okay if they could only make cards or fight. However, the supporting character William is obviously both a card maker and a card fighter, which shows that he can do both, but as the protagonist, he cannot do it, which leads to some readers not liking it. 3. This is the first time I saw a protagonist whose mother remarried after time travel, and he also integrated into his stepfather's family. This was also one of the factors that some viewers didn't like. 4. The settings are not perfect enough. The protagonist's strength in the early stage is low, and the cards produced are also low-level. As a result, many outstanding cards have low-level cards. For example, Li Bai and Du Fu are only silver-level. It feels like a setting can be added, including card decomposition and card reconstruction. After becoming stronger, the previously made cards can be decomposed, remade, and upgraded to a higher level.