Arcane Cards: The Gods’ Game Begins with a Werewolf

Good wine needs to be aged, and stories need to be savored. Some things I won't write too directly. I think a good story requires readers to use their own imagination. This is the proper connection between words and ideas, and it is also the greatest pleasure in reading books in my opinion. Of course, there are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people, or some people don't like my narrative style, but I respect everyone equally. … Any gift from fate has already been marked with chips in secret. Now that you have seen this, you have naturally become a great investigator. This journey will be destined, whether you continue to watch it or not. And the unknown world you want to explore in the future will also be smooth sailing. You become the star of your own play. All your wishes will come true and you will become rich overnight. It's a blessing and a curse, a piece of good fortune you can't escape. Follow me lamb... …

For me, this book is still very good. It can also be regarded as new wine in old bottles. The writing style is also very good. When it comes to character dialogues, environment descriptions, etc., It is not like those short white articles in Tomato, which always make people confused after reading it. The author has his own ideas, but I hope they won't collapse later. Also, what if, if one day he becomes a god, he'll kick me

I felt it was feasible, and the world view was very grand. I stayed up late to see the ending, and I felt it had potential. The protagonist's reasoning and a series of weird experiences really intrigued me. At least it's not a mindless, two-sentence or one-paragraph piece of writing. If you maintain the quality, I think the results will be fine. Come on [currently working on the manuscript]

It's beautiful, I love it, it's realistic and magical, and I'm Hughes [crying]

An interesting work that combines mystery + ten days + madness

It feels like the author has written something very grand, but it's just beginning. Well, it's a bit lacking. I can't understand what it is… But the setting is really novel and attracts me