[Mystery, supernatural, survival, mind games, cards, high IQ, ensemble cast, a little Lovecraftian horror, a little Foundation-style content]
Layer upon layer of fog shrouds the world, covering the land, history, and the human heart.
We are a band of travelers walking through the mist, struggling against heaven, earth, and one another.
Identities, factions, myths, ancient ruins: we explore, we resist, we wield their power, and we defy fate!
But before you join us, remember one thing: we don't gamble with money here. We gamble with our lives!
Stake your life in a game against death, clear away the world's fog, and unravel its mysteries.
Every power in this world has been sealed into a card. Only we, the ones known as Travelers, can wield these powers.
These cards are like puzzle pieces, gradually assembling the truth about the world!
Please remember my name. I'm Shu Tu: Shu as in comfort, Tu as in homeward journey. But my life has been anything but comfortable, and I don't know where my journey home will end...
The author's writing is excellent; the battles of wits are very logical, and every time the protagonist escapes from dire straits, it's thrilling. Each identity has its own strengths and weaknesses, and the protagonist's ability to utilize them effectively demonstrates his wisdom. There are no power level inconsistencies, only careful calculations, which is the type of story I really enjoy.
The book has a good overall structure and a relatively novel subject matter. So far, there are no major flaws, making it worth reading.
The author is very knowledgeable and seems quite insightful. Their writing style and subject matter are fresh and original. I'll definitely continue reading. By the way, how should I put it? I tend to reread their work several times, afraid of missing anything, unlike my usual tendency to skim through books. Because it's not padded, keep it up, author! 👍
It's well-written, but why aren't there many comments? Well, the power levels aren't too unbalanced—no, not like someone who's just reached Foundation Establishment can ambush and kill a half-step Nascent Soul cultivator. It's quite well-written, but there aren't many comments. It's well-written, with a grand world-building, but there aren't many comments, and it hasn't been rated yet.
The story about the cooling mat has really been framed; it's almost 500,000 words long and still hasn't been rated.
Why is there no rating?
The author got scammed by investors 🤦😏 It's almost 500,000 words and still no rating 🤦
It's already past chapter 150 and there's still no rating. It seems like Xi Juan was set up. 🍉
The author's writing is quite good, but I don't know why there are so few readers.
It's really beautiful, really.