Anime Crossover: The Superpowered Mahjong Girl

It is a very good work based on the world view of Mahjong Genius Girl. It incorporates many other comic characters and many of the author's own settings. The characters have three-dimensional personalities and the plot is completely independent. A lot of writing is devoted to describing the game. There are also detailed explanations of the rules of mahjong to help outsiders get into the game. In terms of plot progress, it focuses on describing the growth of the protagonist and the bond with the people around him. However, in daily life, he is fed a knife from the future from time to time, which makes the style of the article slightly dark. Most of the big and small card games are not simplified, and sometimes appear to be verbose. Friends who want to watch more of the protagonist playing in the league need to be more patient. Small flaws will not lower the rating. Good works are worth recommending. Family members who like mahjong themes should check it out. Family members, who knows? Where can I read such a beautiful Gastrodia fanfic nowadays? It would be a pity if I don't click in and watch it. In addition, I wish the author a happy 1,000-chapter 😘 😘 😘 Come on!

Is it a book from an outside station? There are so many words in Four Days. It's rare to find someone who is a fan of Gastrodia elata. The finals are still being played. This has already been fifty or sixty chapters. Why don't you bother with this?

God among gods, I have to read Gastrodia/Mahjong novels in Tomato (although there are only a few of them in Tomato). They incorporate several anime themes without overpowering the main theme. The plot of Gastrodia is also full of characters. I saw my favorite Mahjong book now, and the emotional descriptions are also very good. I have read it many times. The only regret is that it feels that the updates are slow (or the slow plot makes one event last longer). Update quickly!

It's not easy to support a mahjong book

I feel like I've eaten too much The protagonist has the blessing of past life memories, but he can only fight with elementary school students of the same age. Isn't this too outrageous?

=_=Elementary school students have been too busy too. I want to read the national version of high school students' posts

Oops, I'm convinced. I write a book review in order to increase the rating. It's not easy to write about Gastrodia. Moreover, the author's world view is clearly well written, and some very calm words are very attractive. The author also understands Japanese culture very well. I like Raku very much. Come on, author, come on. This novel has a very special meaning to me. It can be said to be the starting point for me to get in touch with Japanese Mahjong. From this book to the Mahjong Genius Girl anime, to the online Mahjong Soul, and then offline to finding Japanese Mahjong fans in the board game department. To be honest, Raku has really brought me a lot. It has allowed me to find hobbies that can stimulate my brain in my boring life, and it has allowed me to start talking to other people, whether it is online or offline, Japanese or national standard. The feeling brought by every match is unmatched by other entertainments. Especially, the feeling of being favored by card luck when playing with big names is simply wrapped in happiness. Ernegue, you must continue to write more, author!!! 😘

The plot tends to be slow-burning and belongs to the growth stream. At present, the integration of comprehensive comics is relatively harmonious, and the daily and card games are written well. The only problem is that there are too many dark descriptions. I personally don't like the dark writing of this kind of subject.

Gastrodia's books are rare and quite good.

I have conceived a superpower, but I don't know if there will be a chance for it to appear. Fog Lock Maze City is gradually activated and includes two aspects. 1. Fog Lock, as if there is a rising mist, protecting your hand from being seen through by anyone, and gradually upgrading it to protecting your own card river, so that others cannot see it. 2. Maze City, Pai Shan turns into an infinite maze, increasing the consumption until it is complete, cutting off the influence or interference of other people's super powers on Pai Shan. Used in combination, the fog locks the city, and the interference covers the entire card river. That is, you can only rely on memorizing cards to remember what cards you have played, and you cannot see what cards others have played, forcing each family to fight by themselves, unable to attack each other, unable to effectively defend, and cannot interfere with the card mountain. But I am not greatly affected (I can't interfere with Pai Mountain, but I can see Pai River clearly).