Arcane Cards: The Gods’ Game Begins with a Werewolf
诡秘卡牌，从狼人开始的众神游戏
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- Ongoing
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- 263k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Sequences, Potions, Ascension to Godhood
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Fine wine needs aging, and stories need to be savored. I won't write things too bluntly; I believe a good story requires readers to use their own imagination. This is the proper connection between words and ideas, and what I consider the greatest pleasure of reading. Of course, everyone has their own interpretation, and some may not like my narrative style, but I respect everyone's opinion. ...
This book is quite good in my opinion; it's a good old story with a fresh twist, a Cthulhu-themed novel with a sequence progression. The writing style is also quite good, especially in dialogue and environmental descriptions, unlike some of Tomato's simplistic works that leave readers confused. The author clearly has his own vision, but I hope it doesn't fall apart later on. Also, if, if it ever becomes a masterpiece, kick me out!
I think it's feasible. The world-building is very grand. I stayed up almost all night reading to the ending so far and think it has potential. The protagonist's reasoning and the series of bizarre experiences are quite engaging. At least it's not a mindless, one- or two-sentence paragraph of a simplistic story. If it maintains quality, I think it should do well. Keep it up! [Currently working on a draft]
It's good, I love watching it, it's both realistic and magical. By the way, where's Hughes? 😢
An interesting work that blends mystery, ten days, and madness.
The author seems to be writing a very grand narrative, but it's only just begun. Hmm, it's a bit short; I don't understand what it's all about yet… But the concept is really novel and appealing.