Card Battle

The protagonist lived a mediocre life in his previous life, but ended up falling into hell as soon as he opened his eyes. He only had three thoughts left in his life: survive, save his comrades, and kill Kaizi. Every card played is for the life of a fallen comrade. The tragic reality written in the book hit me, and the excitement was all filled with blood and tears. Watching him shuttle through the ruins, nailing turtles one by one with a blunderbuss, I felt so happy and wanted to cry at the same time. This kind of anti-war article with a soul is really rare, and the author was so careful when writing it! The subject matter is very attractive. The cards shot out of the blunderbuss are cards, unfinished words, people who didn't have time to go home, and the revenge that everyone held up with their lives. This kind of passion with blood and tears is more moving than any divine drama.

This is a fantasy novel with a time-travel theme, but it tells the story of the world's resistance to invaders. The story is so exciting that you can't stop reading it. The opening chapter is thrilling. A soldier blocks the energy beam directed at the protagonist with his body, and then blows himself up and dies with the invaders. The protagonist picked up half of the hot musket from the ground and used his unyielding will to fight against the foreign invaders... The author has profound literary knowledge, fluent and wonderful language, and detailed descriptions. It is a fascinating and good work. It is worth reading and recommending, and giving it five-star praise!

This is an anti-Japanese card novel that completely breaks away from the routine of cool writing. It is unsystematic and non-dramatic. It uses the simplest writing style to describe the tragedy of the war and the integrity of the nation. The opening scene is about a knife, and each unknown soldier sacrifices his life to die. It is not deliberately sensational, but every word hits the heart. The three obsessions of the protagonist Long Sheng - to survive, save his comrades, and kill the Japanese - are simple but as important as a thousand pieces. "The card gun is not a weapon, but a life-killing talisman with a name written on it." This setting is a stroke of genius, turning the cold cards into the tombstone of the heroic spirit. The portraits in the book are vivid, and no one person has the aura of dominance. Every ordinary person's struggle has flesh and blood. The rhythm becomes more and more compact as it goes on, and the passion and tragedy are intertwined, making people's eyes warm. It is a heart-warming masterpiece that is rare in recent times. I can't put down this great book! Recommend.

When he opened his eyes, Long Sheng saw that the enemy was trying to kill him. A Dragon Kingdom warrior died together with Kaizi to save him, and his comrades from the training group sacrificed their lives to blow up the turtle car for him. In a desperate situation, he got a weapon called "Kaizi". By inserting a card, he could shoot Kamezi through the head. This is the story of a reborn person coming to the card world and using cards to resist the invaders. There is no system, no drama, just blood, tragedy, and some exciting points that will make you grit your teeth and clench your fists. It's a bit sharp at the beginning and makes me cry, but it becomes more compact and attractive as it goes on. In his previous life, he was mediocre and inactive; in this life, he only has three thoughts: survive. Save your comrades. Kill the turtle! "I want this card gun to drain Kamezi's blood! Let every card turn into a life-killing talisman!" Later, Kamezi understood in fear: the card in the hand of the student walking through the ruins was not a weapon. It's a bucket list filled with all of their names. This is an anti-war novel used to remember history and remember those ancestors who sacrificed bravely to defend the country, their homes, and their compatriots.

This is the story of a reborn person who came to the card world to resist the invaders and kill Kaizi. There is no system, only passion, brutality, and some excitement. I just want to write an anti-Japanese war novel that can be used to remember history and remember those ancestors who sacrificed bravely to defend the country, defend their homes, and protect their compatriots. No matter what my grades are or what the data is, I just want to write it down with all my heart and finish the book with more than one million words. If you like this theme, you can give it a like and save it, thank you!

This book does not contain overly systematic and mindless drama, but uses a group portrait narrative to capture the blood and tragedy of war. The writing is restrained and sharp, and the emotional foreshadowing is progressive. The opening chapter is poignant, and the subsequent rhythm becomes more compact and gripping. The rebirth setting is rooted in the struggle of the country and the country, the protagonist's beliefs are pure and hot, the card battle worldview is novel and solid, and the conflict between the enemy and ourselves is full of tension. Without deifying the protagonist, the sacrifice and perseverance of the little characters are particularly touching, the lines are very contagious, and the atmosphere is full. The core of anti-invasion is majestic and upright, the plot logic is online and intertwined with joy and abuse. It is a rare anti-war time travel masterpiece that is heart-warming and not exaggerated. It is highly recommended for all book fans to read it carefully! After playing "Card War" for the second time, I still get a sore throat after reading the beginning. It doesn't have the style of a systematic novel, but it uses cards to write all the blood and sacrifices. It has great stamina and is worth reading slowly.

The card world of 1937 is full of darkness and despair. The reborn boy experiences the moment of life and death. Brother Bing protects him with his life. The words "You are a seed, you have to live" directly touch the heart. There are no system cheats, only the unyielding resistance of ordinary people, half-hearted bludgeons, and two words of faith, which support the perseverance of the family and the country in troubled times. The plot of blood and fire is full of depth, and the sacrifices of ordinary people are the most touching. The perseverance and struggle in this troubled world can make people burst into tears.

Starting from the ruins of Lanjing in 1937, there are no system plug-ins. Only ordinary students with passion take over the legacy of the soldiers and carry out revenge and resistance in the blood and fire. The writing is deep and powerful, and the hatred of family and country and the awakening of the little people directly touch the hearts of the people. It is a tearful anti-war tragedy. The author uses his unique imagination to integrate the card settings into the Anti-Japanese War, giving it a heavy yet novel sensory experience.

"Card War" has a novel setting, reborn in the 1937 card world to fight against aggression, the plot is compact and conventional, the fighting is exciting, the rhythm is neat, and the logic is online. It has 332,000 words and has been updated continuously for 70 days. Although there is no rating yet, book reviews praised it as a high-quality article and worth reading.

Not bad, it can be considered a good work, the flaws do not hide the good points, overall it is good!