
Chinese-Style Cardmaking: Nezha from the Start, Shocking the World
华夏系制卡:开局哪吒,震撼全球
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 329k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Look good, look good, look good! It's so good that I wish the author could code a million words a day. It's too little to eat. I'm looking for similar novels, no matter the platform.
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None
Ensemble Cast, No Female Lead or Harem, Focused on Building Careers, Mythology Is a Bonus
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It's okay. I really like this type of novel. I feel that the combat effectiveness is vague, prices fluctuate, and the plot is a bit cliché. And I feel that this type of book is generally not something that can be written later. The required knowledge is relatively broad, and generally you won't be able to write any more at the end.
I quite like the genre. I think this kind of Chinese mythology is quite good-looking. However, I feel that the description of the characters and the fighting aspects are a bit rough, but in fact it is very good on Tomato. Five stars okay
Some thought was put into setting up the background of the cards, and the descriptions are plain and not exaggerated; the supporting characters have distinct personalities and the protagonists are carefully portrayed, which is good fodder. Looking forward to the next update, I wish you better and better as you write more
Not bad, the combat power is relatively balanced, but the mythical card still feels a bit weaker.
Mythical Card Maker: Start with Nezha Written by Run August The plot is smooth and the content is not too fresh. The plot is more logical than Xiaobai's, but it is also less refreshing than Xiaobai's. The narrative is quite detailed and somewhat straightforward. About four and a half stars, New Book Seedlings, rounded up.
It's not bad. I'm older and not enough.
It looks good so far. Is there a female protagonist?
Ouch? Why did it end so suddenly? It was very well written. [Cry][Cry]