
You Asked Me to Make Cards, So Why Am I Playing Hearthstone?
让你制卡,你炉石传说?
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- They Asked You to Make Cards, So Why Are You Exploiting the Game Mechanics?让你制卡,你玩机制?Alternate title on Fanqie
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A truly excellent work! It cured all my Dark Light, Oripathy, Collapse Syndrome, Meme Contamination, Rainstorm Syndrome, Abstraction, Radiation Infection, Scarlet, Corruption, Cyber Psychosis, Fallen Blood, Ares, Homesickness, Ghoul Virus, Urban Syndrome, Twistedness, Punishing: The Ring, Wear and Tear, Demonic Scale Disease, Entropy Loss, Demonic Body, Slow Shock, Hypothermia, Honkai Disease, Contact Phobia, Corpse Cycle, and Berserk Transformation! [You should appreciate it!][OK]
This is a detail-oriented, fast-paced novel disguised as a light novel. Even for those with strong empathy, it's very difficult to spot the many subtle emotional details hidden within the characters. Some of the humor and satisfying moments are designed to cater to a wider audience. @ I can see that the author is a very empathetic person.
This book's 8.8 Rating is definitely too low. I personally suspect that the score is because some readers don't play Hearthstone. It's quite difficult to fit Hearthstone into a suitable worldview. The writing is smooth and natural, making it a very comfortable read. There were also some parts that weren't quite satisfying. Did the author fall behind towards the end? Did they subtly plant plot holes but not explicitly write them down? In short, this is definitely a score of 9.5 Or higher.
Card making, card games, a group portrait, behind the scenes... It's a very good book, at least according to Tomato. The plot is clear and has its own worldview. There are many humorous moments. Even the higher-ups don't deliberately suppress the protagonist. The enemies have their own minds and don't become stupid because of the protagonist's halo.
The author's writing skills are very strong 😏, with a total of 439 chapters, there are still plenty of exciting moments to be had even if you count them on your fingers. The beginning was okay, but it flopped off completely later on. It started with some random character named Guf, and then it became a series of boomerangs.
I've been wanting to watch card games for a while, but none of the ones I found really suited my taste. Now I've finally found something good. The world-building is expansive and harmonious, and the writing style is sophisticated. The plot is tight and original. The characters are all distinctive. Even the mechanics are explained based on the world-building and do not rely excessively on the system. From a ten-year veteran bookworm
Perhaps because I haven't played many card games, I mostly just skimmed through the action. This made me feel that the final battle was somewhat rushed; it seemed like everything was resolved suddenly, as if the people in this world didn't have much strategic planning or intrigue. However, I must admit that the technical aspect is definitely more appealing to me.
I'll give it 5 stars to show my support. There are really few people who write about card design, maybe because it requires a lot of creativity. So far, there are no major flaws. The foreshadowing is in place, the world-building is deep enough, and the card designs are reasonably reasonable.
It's quite good. It's a relatively novel type of game novel that focuses on mechanics rather than numerical combat. Before reaching four stars, the focus is on numerical values, and afterwards, it mainly uses mechanics to create clashes in the rules, thus avoiding the boredom caused by numerical inflation. The combat plot is dense and compact, which is also very comfortable to watch. It's just that the description of the emotional lines is a bit awkward.
A decent ensemble piece, without a bunch of messy romantic subplots, which is great. Of course, everyone has different opinions, so this might not be your cup of tea. Therefore, proceed with caution. The data is quite detailed, which you might find tedious.