You Mean This World Can Really Play Cards?

It's a very nice card text, and the author's various card group settings are very interesting, but what makes me like it even better is that, unlike some books, the author does not just stop at the card design and the face-slapping reversal of personal manifestations, but very carefully sets the main line of the world, especially the side stories of the card characters, which are full of details, so it maintains a sense of reality while maintaining a sense of reality. The overall reading is not a superficial pleasure, but a smooth enrichment, as well as thinking and sighing. I particularly like the stories behind the three card characters designed by the author, especially Flor. At first, the author set up this deck instead of choosing some usual routines to design traditional mythology. I just thought that this was a transitional card and would eventually return to traditional mythology. However, the author surprised me by letting Flor upgrade and slowly reveal the story behind him, especially the setting of breaking the world reset, and the fact that Flor in this world line changed from the resentment of all living beings to the wish of all living beings, which makes people sigh and move. It is true that the author's writing skills are insufficient in some places, so this reading experience still needs to be improved, and it is still a bit shallow in some places, but it is undeniable that the author chooses an original card set and slowly outlines the life and destiny of the card characters, which makes you feel the author's seriousness, courage and ambition to depict a world. Ah, yes, the author's updates are also super awesome. It makes me feel so good. I hope the author will continue to do so! Because many books are updated too little each time and do not provide a consistent reading experience. In the end, I forgot about the previous ones and gave up... The recent Abandoned City chapter is also quite interesting. I am very curious about the new deck and the so-called divine ending. I hope it will be written well! ! I hope to see the completion of a masterpiece. Come on, author! !

I read it after I saw a comment saying it was biased toward Slay the Spire. I didn't expect it to be true. It can be said that the rhetoric fits the work very well. You can see some shadows in the card entries. I can only say that they will be updated quickly, which is not enough to read.

Progress: fifty-four. Come and see the card makers and card writers. The writing style is up to standard and the prose is interesting. An early and refreshing article. The average IQ of the characters in this article is relatively young, but there is no point in asking for appreciation (that is, they have integrated into the environment). The writing style gave me a feeling of the overall environment, and the protagonist was perfectly integrated in terms of intelligence. Achieve a perfect state where there is no stumbling or twisting. The protagonist is loose, frivolous and unaware of himself. To me, novelty is more important than likability. There is no deliberate humiliation in interpersonal interactions. I will adopt the attitude that as long as both parties have no objections, I have no objections. Yes, I am talking about Mr. Ouyang. What is more difficult is that during the interrogation session, the author suddenly described the protagonist as very smart, but your child is not a smart person! I hope the author himself can realize this as soon as possible.

Why is the score so low? Don't be misunderstood by the score. The quality is quite high. It can be seen that serious efforts have been put into the design of the deck. The plot progress is also very reasonable. There is no problem in unfolding the world line. The plot design is stronger than most 🍅 books. The author will update it soon and it will be tied [face covering] There are always some bad guys who like to comment [smile] If you don't like giving bad reviews yourself, don't worry about it.

The combat power system is fine and stable, the protagonist is just right and excellent, the character design is good and there are no obvious problems. The only shortcoming is that the character interaction is relatively weak, and the plot setting is not exciting.

What interested me most about this book was the setting, but what also left me speechless the most was also the setting. Card battle about dodge and luck Dodge, probability, luck. It deviates from the meaning of the card. Card battle: About the deck Card deck structure and card spirit's inherent skills, ratings, matching and other issues Card battle about card machine What is the premise of Card Duel? What will happen to people who are forced to PK cardless machines? Card Battle: About the Main Battler How is the level of the main fighter determined? Are there any differences in other health points and the upper limit of the deck? Card Battle Relics Similar to treasure settings Card battle card making B. A. S type blank cards, whether they match the card spirit structure of the deck Considering the above settings carefully, it is definitely a good novel.

The content is pretty good, and I enjoyed reading the card part. Except for the inexplicable and arrogant calling of Mineko Laoden at the beginning. Maybe this is the friendship between men (? I don't understand). Although it seems to have no cp, there are some very subtle emotional lines, especially the part about Baiyunluo Mule (it already feels like a nickname). There are many places that do not help the plot or the protagonist. It should be the appearance of the emotional line, () which very well suppresses my desire to pursue it all at once, and even makes me less interested in reading when I think about it. But it's okay to skip this part and the rest

Generally speaking, it is excellent, with a clear structure, step-by-step plot, and well-organized plot. It can be said to be a real card-playing book, with a style similar to card elements such as Slay the Spire and Night of the Full Moon. There are many tributes in the article, or you can say jokes, making the article more readable and interesting. The characters are well created and the characters are emotionally rich. The article has a somewhat infinite flow attribute, with almost no repetitive card construction, and novel ideas that perfectly display the charm of a set of cards. All in all, I personally think this book is a feast for poker players~

There are one of the few original cards in Yang Persimmon. The content is interesting and the ideas for playing cards are also very clear. Each season has a new card system, which makes people feel very novel and interesting. The main plot and branch plots are interspersed with meat pigeons in the middle. The rhythm is suitable and it does not look very tiring. The main plot has laughs and tears. All in all, it is a very good work.

It can be seen at a glance that this book is not a traditional card book. It does have some shortcomings, but they are not considered bad points, and they are nothing if compared to Tomato. Generally speaking, it is above average - it cannot be the first choice for high-quality books, but it can be used as food for the book shortage [eating melon]

Card mechanism (load, ability, equipment...), Copy flow world The world setting, main plot, and side plots are still very interesting (I have also played similar games, and I don't know if there is already such a game, including corresponding character stories), amazing adventures Card fighting, world exploration, turn-based mechanism thinking... And world correction, just right, a bit interesting There is no heroine, the feelings of family and country are good, the treatment from the country is also good, and there is not so much "power". The power of the military, the mainstream of the research institute, preparing for war in another world

The subject matter is quite good, quite novel, and more of a game style. There are also problems, and they are still flaws that cannot be corrected. Because of the version updates in this article, it is destined that each version will have various decks, and every introduction to the deck cards makes me feel like the word "water". But the emergence of different decks will prolong my curiosity. So there are pros and cons.

Slay the Spire card novels are relatively niche. The focus is not on the deck but on the heroes. Everyone may be a different character with even more different characteristics. From being targeted by the deck to being powerful personally

It's good to read, I love to read it. I've played all the card games on the market, but rarely pay attention to the plots interspersed in it. This book is very good, and 7.6 Is a bit of an underachievement. Anyway, I didn't find any bad points in it. The only bad point is why the world of the protagonist is special?

It's already very good. As a poker player, this book hit my mark and I can give it a 4.5. I didn't pay much attention to the writing, but the plot is pretty good. The rest of the plot may be a bit repetitive, but it doesn't have too much of an impact. Let's put it this way, I read the first 200 chapters in one day, and the last 200 chapters in two months. There are 135 chapters left, but I'm still reading.

A complete world view, built with the flavor of a card game, and the flavor is decent, better than the Gou Yu-Gi-Oh action card

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh... Author, you are a fragrant, soft, white, tender, delicious, clever and clever little cake. Both the writing and the plot are very good. The plot in the early stage is a bit slow, and the card construction seems to be obviously complicated in the later stage. However, the character plot is still very stable and very interesting. However, there is no female protagonist so far. I personally think that the main plot is blindly promoted, and playing cards is still a bit boring. Occasionally, it can be spiced up with some love elements. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart] I hope it will never end and I will keep reading [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

I haven't watched Thunderstorm for a long time. The protagonist is a very pure card player. There are many different levels of meat pigeon games in it. If you like it, don't miss it. (Btw a joke about a malfunctioning robot, I laughed the moment it stood up)

Bookworms tell you, it's very beautiful. This is the mouth of the old heaven! The author updates his teeth four times a day! The author must write 10 million words! The author who makes suggestions is visible! It's so beautiful, the author will spend his whole life updating his mouth! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! The author will update it for a lifetime, and I will read it for a lifetime! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

In the card world, the protagonist is a card maker, and the combat method uses a turn-based combat system, supplemented by real-time actions. The setting is novel, it's an original world view, the pace is good, and it doesn't feel lagging (at least until where I'm currently watching it). The shortcomings currently discovered: 1. Typos, confusing word order, and multiple words are not uncommon. I hope the author will check it after writing it; 2. A small number of card data cannot withstand scrutiny, and there is no good model set up, and its cost and effect are not equal; 3. Some battle data cannot withstand thinking, and random scenarios are not fully considered. The shortcomings are currently made up for by the good plot pacing for me.

There is a feeling that the more you watch, the more you want to watch. As a card book, this book definitely has the potential to be on the list. The more I read it, the more it ranks higher. I am waiting for the update every day, but three cards a day is still not enough.

As a rare card-building novel, it is a plus for me. At the same time, the plot is quite relaxed and very funny every day. There are many kinds of cards and relics, and then there are the special copies. Many of the systems are eye-catching. The author is thoughtful.

For airwaves, good. Although there are some boring chapters (especially in the early stages), overall the story is pretty good, especially with four chapters a day, which is a lot. The blending of memes is quite good. If you don't understand the memes, it won't affect your viewing greatly, and the content of the memes is reasonable. The hierarchical division is considered strict, and the power of the collective is not ignored. Overall it's a pretty good book

The logic is strict and the plot is quite exciting. As a card game, the rules and card design are extremely creative and logical. It is hard to imagine that it was made by one person. The card system is rich, and you can see an extremely rich game reserve. If you like cards, you can't miss it

Update as soon as possible, the good works written by veteran poker authors are simply not enough.

I haven't read a lot yet, I just read it not long ago, but this novel is really good and quite novel, how can I put it? If you like to watch this type of movies, I highly recommend five-star reviews👍👍

As someone who has only played Slay the Spire 1 and 2, many places are very friendly to me, and there are others that can be understood by reading the comment section. I can only say that the author and the comment section bosses are very good at playing cards. Many combinations are very fun, and the protagonist has a good understanding of the cards. I think this card and the protagonist's Kaling story in each season are very good and very creative. However, some people say that there are interpersonal problems, which I think can be ignored. Because most of the stories are about cards, the combat power is very good, and the protagonist is not overpowered. The world level is due to the protagonist's improvement. The initial cards are all increased in value. With the protagonist, I start to work on the mechanism. I can only say that it is very exciting and does not abandon my brain. I am a book reader. Sometimes I have to read the comment section when listening to some card introductions because I don't understand [face covering]. And the most important thing is that I have only started to read it now, so I will fill it up! !

It looks good, it's a little bit tacky at the front, but it gets better and better looking at the back. The pacing always drags on later on. I really don't know what the role of Bai Yunluo is. There are basically no benefits. It's so annoying. Every time the protagonist makes trouble at important moments, the protagonist can't do anything about it. After all, Roland has a lot of uses. I wrote that the male protagonist was tied up due to bad luck and had to leak urine. He was also watched. I don't know what the meaning is. The protagonist has saved several worlds, but the machine is still stuck and cannot be powered on. Some of them are forced to have some power because they should be. You can make a living, and some of them look quite happy, but this kind of thing is really not necessary. Does Baiyun Luo have to be in the protagonist's body? Even if it's not in the body, it won't be so annoying

I can only say that it is still very beautiful. The low score is just because a group of people ran away after getting low scores in the early stage. In fact, it is very beautiful. Although there are a lot of typos, what kind of bicycle does the author want four times a day? I hope the author will continue to work hard [like] [laughing]

The deck design is very good and there are basically no similar ones. There are new things every season. The card battles are exciting. You can see the shadow of many card games. The author is complex and mixed in many circles. I recommend it to the card players. The main problem is the plot but I don't pay much attention to it