
The Rise of the Skeleton Card in the Card World
卡牌世界之骷髅卡牌的崛起
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 12mo ago
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It's pretty good, especially since the taunting part of the awakened white card was removed. However, there's one thing: it would be better if the character dialogue could be written in more natural language 🤦 It feels a bit too formal.
It's pretty good. The only slightly buggy thing is that the protagonist doesn't have any cheat codes or special abilities, yet he somehow manages to level up his army by fusing an ordinary mound of dirt. That's a little illogical, but it's not a big deal. After all, a weak protagonist is actually harder to accept.
The novel opens without any melodramatic plot twists or instances of belittling, mocking, or putting down characters. The storyline is relatively well-structured, with no unexpected advantages, making it a very good novel.
I personally really enjoyed this novel, but I have a few suggestions. The Card Master profession seems to have very few skills, and the military academy they attend doesn't offer any specialization. They don't learn any synthesis methods or techniques; it all relies on the protagonist's logic and luck.
This is my sixth book, so I'm giving myself a five-star review as encouragement.
Cards + Beast Taming, visually appealing. The starting card is the Skeleton, which evolves into a terrain card that can summon a squad of over 40 Skeletons.
It's okay, not bad. The beginning was a mix of classical and classical Chinese, which wasn't very comfortable to read, but it was improved later. 👍
The protagonist's advancement is too easy and too fast. If it were like this, those who are truly powerful and influential would have become legends long ago, and this country wouldn't have only a few legends.
The rescue team was hilarious; they didn't even bother searching for the protagonist, yet they all claimed to have done their best. They didn't even bother looking for him incidentally! They were just completing their mission, and ran away after failing. If the protagonist had a more powerful backer, the rescue would probably have been completely different. 😄😄😄
The concept is good; cards need to be imaginative and not limited. However, the author needs to rethink the plot and avoid too many coincidences.