The God-Tier Card Maker from Huaxia
来自华夏的神级制卡师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 262k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Cards, Beast Taming, Card Creation Powers: Save Me From My Reading Slump, Just Give Me Something Good!
Help me out of my reading slump! Card-based stories, beast-taming, urban fantasy, or supernatural powers are all fine. I just want something good.
Looking for Good Stories About Card Games!
Card makers, card draws, that sort of thing. I'm seriously out of books to read.
Cards, Cards! Making or Using Cards, Anything Goes
Does Tomato have any good card-based stories? Why can't I find a gem in all this sand?! Are there any with a coherent worldbuilding, natural prose, understandable power levels, a clear progression system, drama-free character relationships, and normal everyday dialogue??
Looking for Female-Lead Stories Where She Uses Chinese Knowledge to Make Cards or Games, or Write Novels, in Another World
Any Recommendations for Good Completed Transmigration and Card-Making Novels?
Card-Based Stories With a Smart Protagonist, Preferably One With All-Element Powers
Either a male or female lead is fine.
No Female Lead, Decisive Killing, Academy Setting, Genius Protagonist
Card battles or beast taming are both fine. I like stories with lots of competitions, but no female lead. The male lead shouldn’t be lacking in class. Ideally, he’s a genius who doesn’t hold back. If he’s a genius, let him enjoy the privileges that come with it.
Card-Based Novels Have No Masterpiece!! Prove Me Wrong!
Looking for a Story About a Break in China’s Historical Record, Where the Protagonist Creates Cards Based on Chinese History
Historical Card Battles
From the start, the world becomes a card-battle game featuring historical figures. Win and you get a reward; lose and you get punished. Five thousand years of Chinese history vanish overnight, and only the protagonist remembers it.
Card-Based Stories with No Female Lead
Preferably with Huaxia, but it must have no female lead.
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Except for the emotional scenes involving men and women, which are a bit over-the-top, everything else is remarkable and the concept is novel. I don't have a woman wielding a sword and a natural god in my mind. I can completely ignore the scenes depicting girls and it will still be enjoyable.
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The writing is really good, it should be the author's first book. There are card categories, card making and royal cards, and the description of card making is just right. It still has a preppy style, which I like very much. The protagonist is right on target and there is no deviation. It's a pity that it has been discontinued. Hope to see the author publish another book.
In card-making novels, the three groups of A Chinese Ghost Story, Impermanence in Black and White, and Bull Head and Horse Face have basically become the standard starting points for the protagonists in novels of the same type [face covering]
It feels like the protagonist still lacks auxiliary healing cards and assassin cards.
I listen, and as soon as I listen carefully, my attention will be focused on "Su Luo..." "Su Luo..." "Su Luo..." "Su Luo...". I don't know if it's because the protagonist's name appears too much or because I'm too sensitive…
Okay, please support the new book
It feels like the content is gradually getting better. Currently at around 90 chapters, the author's status is on the rise. Keep up the good work. You must maintain this mentality. Come on!
Very cool, please keep it up Don't worry, it's a really good book
Xiaoqian's green card, Yan Chixia's, Lao Lao's blue card, and the wolf's white card that I grabbed. Hei Wuchang should be the purple card, right? Okay, I misremembered...