Another World: I Use Cards to Climb the Tech Tree
异世界：我用卡牌来爬科技树
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 546k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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No Female Lead, No Romantic Tension, Few Female Side Characters. Don't Make Random Recommendations, I Really Will Tear Into You
Don't recommend books carelessly! Don't recommend books carelessly!!! Remember: no heroine, no romantic tension, and no female side characters constantly hanging around the protagonist. Damn it, if I see another careless recommendation, I'll tear into you.
No Female Lead, No Romance, No Brainless Plot, No Harem, No Flirting, and No Little Sister. Thanks.
I Want Card-Based Stories. Card-Making or Card-Wielding, Either Is Fine
No broken or missing Chinese mythology, and no System. I really can't stand that kind of thing.
Looking for Card-Based Stories Where Cards Are the World’s Power System
Stories about crafting and using cards
Male-Protagonist Stories With No Romance!
Please recommend male-led stories with no romance, no couples, no female lead, and no flirting!!! I really don't want to read any more stories about love and relationships 😷
Looking for Card-Making Novels, I Have Recently Become Obsessed with Card Making
Card-making + Honor of Kings, card-making + LoL, card-making + Pokemon, card-making + historical figures, card-making + Genshin Impact, or card-making + crossover anime. Ideally rated 8.0 or above, please! 🙏🏻
Superpowers / Beast Taming / Card Creation, Male Protagonist, No Romance, Academy Setting, National Tournament
A Card-Based World and Card Fusion
Looking for books like Cards: My Extraordinary Business Empire. Please recommend some good card-themed novels~
Card Master Collects Rare Cards and Builds an Invincible Deck
Cards, Duels, Dungeons
Looking for books similar to *Cards from the Sky: Rise of the Demon Sequence*. Cards, dungeons, monster-slaying and card drops, duels.
I'm Out of Books. Got Any Good Ones?
Reader comments 22
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It is a relatively bland daily card-making article. There are not many exciting or poisonous points in the whole text. It is good to kill time. This card-making does not involve too much fantasy. The card-making here is biased towards the real world. I don't know if it will create super power cards if it becomes more powerful in the future. If you like plain things, you can read it. Good luck to the author.
I saw the latest update in one go. I personally like it. It's very beautiful. It's a card research type, which is quite novel. There are also some descriptions of daily life in it. It's very relaxing to read.
It's quite heartwarming, and I finally have a brother instead of a brother and sister. It's not that I'm disgusted, but I don't see him that often.
I discovered it today and saw the latest chapter. So far, it's really good. It's a daily episode. The interaction with Lele in it is so cute to me. The world view is also good. It seems that the protagonist should bring electric energy to the world. I look forward to the author's big update (*^o^*)
Progress: 117 It's an ordinary everyday card-making story. The protagonist's parents have died, leaving only a one-year-old brother to depend on. The life is not bad, and there are no annoying neighbors living in it. The subject matter is pretty good, but it's a bit bland and the pace is slow.
It's pretty good. I finished reading it and it ended well. The story didn't have many ups and downs. It was relatively bland. The ending was also unfinished. I feel like it could have been expanded a lot if I continued writing. Many people didn't appear afterward. The three apprentices and former classmates didn't have an ending. I deducted one star. Overall, it was okay.
Covered in the physical technology culture of a card maker, because the use of energy is a bit low-level. The alien beasts feel like beasts with an added energy system, and maybe a bit of a beast tide setting.
(Representing only one person, please mark it) The author worked hard on writing, so I give him five stars. Daily, a bit bland
It looks good, I love reading it, cheers for the author Alas, after reading the daily articles for a long time, they start to fade out and become boring.
Very well written, cheers