Cards: Who Says His Talent Has Faded?!
卡牌：谁说他天赋陨落的！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 281k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Cards: Fallen Genius? I Can Print Cards Without Dying!卡牌：陨落天才？我不死加印卡！Alternate title on Fanqie
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High Martial Arts! High Martial Arts! I Want High-Quality High Martial Arts!!!
Urban Superpowers + Academy + Everyday Life + Explosive, High-Energy Battles (Please 😭)
By the way, no Systems, no System forcing the characters to do things, no Systems. (Important things are said three times.)
One Female Lead, Urban Superpowers, Academy Entrance Exams, Sweet and Thrilling, One Person Defends a Whole City
One Female Lead Only, Harem Stories Keep Out
Looking for books similar to Fantasy: Nine Lifetimes of Fated Misery Between Me and the Empress (Nine Lifetimes of Fated Misery).
A Card-Based World and Card Fusion
Looking for books like Cards: My Extraordinary Business Empire. Please recommend some good card-themed novels~
Looking for Card-Based Stories Where Cards Are the World’s Power System
Stories about crafting and using cards
I Want Card-Based Stories. Card-Making or Card-Wielding, Either Is Fine
No broken or missing Chinese mythology, and no System. I really can't stand that kind of thing.
All Kinds of Card-Based Novels (Backup Shelf)
Looking for books similar to "Apocalypse: I Make Magic Cards and Cash In by Selling Them".
Card-Based Stories With a Smart Protagonist, Preferably One With All-Element Powers
Either a male or female lead is fine.
Card Fusion and Innovative Card Creation
Hey, does anyone have any fresh, original card-based novels to recommend?
Looking for a Card-Based Novel
As the title says, the protagonist makes their own card, featuring a goblin with a very Goblin Slayer vibe.
Male-Oriented Novels: One or Multiple Female Leads Are Fine, Ideally Around Five or Six
I'd like to read books similar to Is This for Real, Bro? How Did You Become a Succubus Everyone's Darling (Surrounded by Lonely Stars). I don't want too many female characters; that just turns the story into a list of events. The writing and plot have to be good, and please avoid clichés like the arrogant genius or the smirking war god.
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Card Battle for All: You Call This a Side-Effect Talent?
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From the Start, I Was Sent Flying, and My Cards Became Real!
You Asked Me to Make Cards, So Why Am I Pulling Out Hearthstone?
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My Cards Have Tons of Fates and Synergies
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A card-making novel with a single female protagonist, a book almost impossible to find on Tomato Bookstore, but it's the type I like to read. I'm deducting one point because the protagonist hides her talent from her childhood sweetheart. If she can't even trust her own wife, who can she trust? Especially since her childhood sweetheart is genuinely good to her.
What sets the author apart from most books is that he doesn't write overly dramatic plots just to keep readers hooked. His writing style is fresh and natural, and his characters are multifaceted, not just stereotypical figures. The protagonist's talent is a topic that many people are struggling with. I think it's alright.
Oh, the score is so low, why? It features a single female lead, and the romance is well-developed, not overly dramatic, and flows smoothly. Even those who don't like the female lead can enjoy it, as both the male and female leads are strong. It leans towards a slice-of-life style. The male protagonist can be resurrected, making it a semi-invincible, satisfying story.
Writing a book is hard work, so I'll give myself a good review 😢
Just wanted to show my support; I've been watching for days and forgot to leave a review 🤣
I hope the author and the book will remain safe and sound (two books on my bookshelf have already been inexplicably blocked).
Regardless of what others think, I find it very appealing. The talent aspect has created a "wicked card master" trope, so we can wait and see. However, perhaps mentioning the wicked card master situation a little more would make it easier for people to accept.
It's a pretty good card-based novel. The beginning mentions several powerful figures who disappeared, but the ending reveals that the male lead, female lead, and her father travel back in time, break through to the level of card gods, and their progress is recorded. Overall, the novel is quite good, except for a few plot holes at the end.
Good, I support it.
So good! So good! So good! So good! So good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's just that this style isn't very popular in Tomato's writing or the current online novel scene, so it's at a disadvantage. But it's really, really, really good! XX The joy just vanished in a flash, sob sob XX I'll give you my paragraph reviews and comments after I reread it in university.