This world is vast and well worth exploring, but the road is crawling with demons and monsters. It was a terrible welcome for Tang Yuan, who had just arrived in this wondrous place only to be offered up as a snack to a great monster.
But that was all right. The card game he had played before he transmigrated had come along with him. Looking at the hero cards he drew, Tang Yuan felt he might be able to skip the beef and become a hero of his homeland.
While others trained in seclusion, he drew cards.
While others hunted demons, he considered which card would make things easiest.
When villains lectured him about the laws of monster life, "the strong prey on the weak" and "equivalent exchange"...
Tang Yuan silently pulled out a five-star hero card and smiled. "I understand all that, but it's my turn. Draw!"
Mind Master, Thunder King, Starlight Magical Girl, Immortal of Longevity, Doomsday Ash Dragon, Golden Cicada Mage, Great Sage of the Fire Ape...
The powers of every hero descended upon Tang Yuan.
Great monsters? The uncanny? Immortals? Gods? Heavenly demons?
They see humans as insects and believe themselves invincible?
Sorry, I'm your perfect counter! I'll blast every last one of you to smithereens!
[This book starts slowly. The protagonist isn't strong enough at first and keeps his head down in the beginner's village. The fun begins once he leaves.]
It's good and I like watching it; it's my type. However, it's not dramatic enough. Even with heroes appearing, there aren't any chuunibyou (adolescent delusions of grandeur) elements. That's not quite right! 🤦
Tomato is one of the rare novels.
It's a good read, with a very interesting theme. I really enjoy reading this kind of story, and so far I haven't encountered any major flaws. It's definitely worth reading. I hope the author doesn't get involved in palace intrigue; even one update a day would be great!
It's not bad, but the main character is a bit lazy and can't endure hardship.
It's a fantasy novel, but the protagonist's cheat ability is a card game, which is quite refreshing.
Not bad, not bad. It seems to run smoothly and doesn't overwhelm the combat power too much. The storyline is also okay. If you like collecting character cards, you should check this out, it's pretty good.
Do such mini-games really exist?
I hope the author will update more often.
Good-looking, 8.5 or higher.
The story isn't clichéd; it's worth getting hooked.