
Cards: I Asked You to Roll Dice, Not Slay a God!
卡牌:让你扔骰子,你弑杀神明?
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 519k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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- Cards: Rising from Two Soul Cards卡牌:从双本命卡牌开始崛起Alternate title on Fanqie
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See allAny Books About Organizations That Use Playing Cards as Code Names, Like the Theater God’s Twilight Society?
After finishing "God of the Drama", I thought the premise was incredible. The protagonist fans a deck of cards with matching numbers and suits out around them. So cool (´。✪ω✪。`)
Are There Any Truly Female-Lead-Free Novels on Tomato? They’re All Flirtation, and I Don’t Want to Read That
Authors Nowadays Can't Write Unless There's Showing Off and Face-Slapping, or Someone Getting Mocked
Please, no brain-dead protagonists. I just want someone normal with at least a little common sense.
Genius Older Brothers From the Start. I'm Sick of Underdog Stories, and No Villains
Looking for books like "Under Heaven".
Infinite-Flow Stories with a Growing Protagonist. I'm Tired of So Many Where They're Overpowered from the Start.
Any gender is fine.
When Games Invade 🐮
I want to read books similar to "Game Descends: I Want This One, This One, and This One (Game Invasion)." Based on its premise, it is bold and original. When the real world is completely permeated by game rules, and everyday life violently collides with virtual challenges, this kind of setup immediately grabs you.
Give Me a High-IQ Male Lead Who’ll Make My Brain Overheat
Great Writing, High Quality, Urban Fantasy
Looking for Quality Stories Built Around One Core Ability and a Unique System
Minecraft Stories. I've Read All the Ones by Lao Ku and Lao Huang
I’ve already read all the MC books that make you cry, and all the old-school ones too.
No Romance! Male-Oriented! The Male Lead Shines on His Own! Powerful Identity!
I want something like I Became the Administrator of a Global Hell Game. The male lead has a powerful identity but hides among ordinary people, secretly acting as the mastermind behind the scenes! Please, fellow readers, save me!
Card-Based Stories: Looking for Card-Making or Card-Wielding Novels
Looking for books similar to "Huaxia Card Maker".
Looking for Card-Making Novels, I Have Recently Become Obsessed with Card Making
Card-making + Honor of Kings, card-making + LoL, card-making + Pokemon, card-making + historical figures, card-making + Genshin Impact, or card-making + crossover anime. Ideally rated 8.0 or above, please! 🙏🏻
Any Funny, Lighthearted Card-Crafting Stories Where the Characters Make Cards and Battle?
Male Protagonist, Everyone Changes Class, No Female Lead
No ambiguous relationships, and no harem novels disguised as having no female lead. You can now see when people read the books they recommend, so everyone can use that to judge for themselves.
Looking for Good Stories About Card Games!
Card makers, card draws, that sort of thing. I'm seriously out of books to read.
Any Recommendations for Good Completed Transmigration and Card-Making Novels?
A Card-Based World and Card Fusion
Looking for books like Cards: My Extraordinary Business Empire. Please recommend some good card-themed novels~
Card Crafting # Materials Dropped by Monsters for Card Crafting
Looking for Card-Based Stories Where Cards Are the World’s Power System
Stories about crafting and using cards
Card-Based Novels Have No Masterpiece!! Prove Me Wrong!
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.
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Uses Cards or Playing Cards as a Weapon?
Nothing too outrageous, please.
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??
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Cultivation: I Have a Fusion Card
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The Laws of Cards: The Forbidden Book and the Awakened
Card Academy
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After spending too much time in male-oriented online communities, sometimes you just need to treat yourself to something good. A protagonist with normal intelligence and personality, supporting characters of both genders, no overly suggestive or forced portrayals of female characters, no excessive filler...
Overall, it's pretty good. The beginning is a bit slow to get going, and the world-building isn't very clear. The author is probably a beginner, as the writing lacks some climaxes. But overall, it's well-written. I hope the author keeps up the good work and doesn't mess it up later.
It's so good! The main character works hard to make their cards more complete and improve themselves, without any unnecessary romance or extraneous characters. It's really good, the cards are interesting, and the main character is amazing. It's even better that there's no unnecessary romance throughout.
It's indeed not bad. Although it's rather bland, at least it doesn't leave a bad impression. It's fine to enjoy it slowly as a source of sustenance. At least there are no major flaws, the logic is relatively clear, and there are no problems with the framework.
Fans of card games and stories featuring semi-invincible protagonists are in for a treat! The main card setups are quite interesting, both quirky and cool, and the diverse card decks make the upcoming plot very anticipated. Up to chapter 100+, there's been no female lead or romantic subplots with any female characters.
A bit rushed Overall, it's pretty good. The key to a card game setting is to portray the protagonist as a genius, focusing on detailed card designs and battles. The protagonist is also very intelligent, a scholar-type character focused on research. There's no messy romantic subplot (who understands how I felt watching *The Lost Tomb: Resurrection*? What's with this?
Good, it's good-looking, doesn't overshadow the main character, the production team is strong, there are no ambiguous scenes, not bad [I've learned something].
It's not bad. Although many people say the male lead is too conservative, I think it's readable. Some of the author's ideas are quite interesting. I don't like stories where the male lead is too adventurous; I prefer stories where you take a gamble. So far, it's supposed to be a no-romance story, but it's not just labeled as such; there are actually a bunch of female characters with ambiguous relationships—it's truly a no-romance story.
It's pretty good, especially the male lead, who used to be afraid of pain but is now almost a masochist, wishing he could hang himself upside down on a cross every day. I wonder when we'll see this scene in the public eye! Hahahaha
A very good card game novel. The protagonist is intelligent, and I haven't found any flaws yet.