[Monster Heroine] [Little Girl] [Anime] [Lighthearted] [Supernatural]
On the day the supernatural horror game Dominion of the Void opened its public beta, the game inexplicably descended upon reality!
Fail to clear a dungeon, and the supernatural entities will appear in the real world!
Xia Xun, former art director of the team that developed this awful game, was unfortunately among the first batch of players.
Fortunately, his inventory still held the unfinished [Chaos Card] module, which let him obtain cards from supernatural entities.
[Spell Card: Chaos Ritual]
[Minion Card: Bone King]
[Weapon Card: Magic Wand ☆ Magical Ruby]...
Playing cards in a world of supernatural horrors? What kind of dream am I having?
Years later, Xia Xun reached the top spot as the number one player, thanks to the Chaos Cards in his hands and the favor of a certain supreme being.
Footage from a helicopter showed the gigantic phantom of a Grim Reaper appearing in the sky.
A torrent of magic cannons ravaged the battlefield, vaporizing countless eerie creatures in beams of light.
“This is humanity’s hero, our number one player!”
The reporter introduced him with overwhelming excitement.
Xia Xun stood on the Grim Reaper phantom’s shoulder, brow furrowed as if he had encountered something terrifying.
The reporter was startled and quickly zoomed in.
Xia Xun muttered to himself:
“Come on, man, where are the waifu cards? At least give me a waifu card!”
It's really good, but I don't understand some terms. How do you feel that the protagonist's identity, background, appearance, extraordinary world and world view have been directly improved by the sudden epic level? I thought it was the wall-hanging tour planned by Goldfinger.
It looks a bit confusing and has a mystical feeling, but the creativity is still good and the writing is okay. Overall, I'll give it four points.
It's good to read, but on Tomato, there is a problem that can't be ignored in a book with such a large setting, that is, it is easy to break. At least the few books I have read have broken. I hope the author of this book can persevere. Then there is a little suggestion. Some readers are attracted by what. You can add a little bit of relevant plot without affecting the outline. After all, not everyone comes to see the big setting. Best wishes.
Starfish, nothing poisonous