The Card Game World: My Deck Crushes Everyone
卡牌世界，我的构筑碾压全场
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- Ongoing
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- 6.1M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
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- 1d ago
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- Are You Saying You Can Really Play Cards in This World?你的意思是这个世界真能打牌Alternate title on Fanqie
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Cheers to your inspiration! I love how you approached this subject. I also feel extremely sorry for your character development and plot design.
This is a very enjoyable card game novel. The author's various card deck designs are quite interesting, but what I appreciate even more is that, unlike some other books, the author doesn't just focus on card design and personal miracles and face-slapping reversals.
I watched it after seeing comments mentioning its bias towards Slay the Spire, and it's actually true; it's a very fitting description of the game. You can see the influence in the card stats too. All I can say is, update it quickly, there's simply not enough time!
Progress: 54. I came here to read about card-making and card-playing. The writing is decent and humorous. It's an early, fast-paced, lighthearted story. The characters' average intelligence is a bit low, but there are no scenes of them demanding approval (they blend in well with the environment).
Why is the rating so low? Don't be misled by the rating, everyone! The quality is quite high. The deck design shows a lot of effort was put into it. The plot development is also very reasonable, and the world-building is fine. The plot design is stronger than most books by the author. Author, please update soon, you'll catch up quickly! 🤦 There are always trolls who like to comment 🙂 If you don't like it, you give it a bad review yourself, what's it to me?
The combat system is sound and stable, the protagonist's strength is just right and excellent, and the character designs are all good without any obvious problems. The only drawback is that the character interactions are relatively weak and the plot is not particularly exciting.
What interests me most about this book is its setting, but it's also what leaves me speechless the most. The book deviates from the core concept of cards in terms of dodging, luck-based dodging, probability, and luck. It also touches on issues related to decks, deck construction, card spirits, inherent skills, ratings, and compatibility.
The content is pretty good. I found the card game part quite engaging, except for the inexplicable, overly aggressive way he called everyone "Fengzi" and "Lao Deng" at the beginning—maybe that's male friendship (? I don't understand). Also, although it seems like there's no romantic pairing, there are some subtle romantic subplots, especially the parts about Baiyun and Luoluozi (it already feels…
Overall, it's excellent. The structure is clear, the plot unfolds gradually, and it's very well-organized. You could call it a true card game book, with a style similar to Slay the Spire and Night of the Full Moon. There are also many homages, or you could call them references, which make the story more readable and entertaining. The characters are well-developed, and their emotions are rich.
One of the few original card games in the "Yangshizi" series, it features interesting content and a clear gameplay strategy. Each season introduces a new card system, keeping things fresh and engaging. The main storyline and side quests are interwoven with roguelike elements, maintaining a good pace that prevents fatigue. Furthermore, the main storyline has both humorous and poignant moments. Overall, it's a very good game.