The protagonist travels to a world where cards are king.
Powerful card masters are immortal for thousands of years, and monsters randomly spawned in the wild can destroy cities and swallow mountains if they move.
The protagonist gets a strange plane at the beginning, a type of plane that has never appeared before. It is so strange and terrifying, mysterious and despairing, but it also represents a strange magic card, which is extremely terrifying.
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Reader comments
Give it 4 stars for encouragement, first person perspective of the protagonist. Some people may like to see this, but I personally don't.
I mainly read a lot of books. When I catch up on the other books, except for the first chapter with the name of the protagonist, the ones you updated should be quite sparse. Even if there are, I don't remember which chapter it is.
I probably forgot the name of the main character while I was following it, huh. . . . I had forgotten about it, and I forgot about it when I read Chapter 2. . .
It's more fun to watch "me" all the time, and then I have to keep thinking about the name of the protagonist, which is even more fun.
Come on, author, first person is really difficult. In the past few years, only the "Xiling Empire" has become popular, and everything else has become popular.
Nothing to say, just keep going, personally I can't stand it.
Now I feel more inclined toward teamwork and beauties, as well as government support, and the scenes of hot-blooded horror have become less intense.
Give it 4 stars for encouragement, first person perspective of the protagonist. Some people may like to see this, but I personally don't. I mainly read a lot of books. When I catch up on the other books, except for the first chapter with the name of the protagonist, the ones you updated should be quite sparse. Even if there are, I don't remember which chapter it is. I probably forgot the name of the main character while I was following it, huh. . . . I had forgotten about it, and I forgot about it when I read Chapter 2. . . It's more fun to watch "me" all the time, and then I have to keep thinking about the name of the protagonist, which is even more fun. Come on, author, first person is really difficult. In the past few years, only the "Xiling Empire" has become popular, and everything else has become popular. Nothing to say, just keep going, personally I can't stand it.
Now I feel more inclined toward teamwork and beauties, as well as government support, and the scenes of hot-blooded horror have become less intense.
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