Cards: Rising from a Broken Military Camp
卡牌，从残破军营开始崛起
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 17h ago
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- Fanqie
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I Want Card-Based Stories. Card-Making or Card-Wielding, Either Is Fine
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It's very interesting. Although I know that the male protagonist should take the route of the Pure White Tower, I still think that the Black Emperor is more suitable for the military route.
The writing is quite good, but the paragraphs are too long. Those who listen to the book find it okay, but those who read the book find it very difficult. The book is good. I can leave it alone if I give you some personal suggestions.
Your sincerity is like a crystal clear stream, gurgling from the mountains, with smart vitality and unadorned purity. It sings joyfully all the way, bypassing the boulders of life, passing through the grass of time, and flowing leisurely to my side. My heart, which has been dry for a long time due to the erosion of life and the scorching sun of time, is like a cracked wasteland in urgent need of moistening rain. And your sincerity is like the clear spring water, slowly and gently penetrating into every dry and cracked gap, allowing the seeds of hope to sprout again and withered emotions to be rejuvenated.
It feels like it needs to be improved. The processing of some symbols and sentence segmentation are very poor. The theme and plot feel okay. The character of the protagonist is okay.
The story about fighting for hegemony is just an ancient fantasy version, and the cards are just skin on the surface. It's not the card story I wanted, but it's actually pretty well written, so I gave it four stars.
Although it's good, I feel like this book won't be too long.
At present, it seems to be a variant of Zhu Tianwen, but judging from the protagonist's ability, it has not yet exerted its power. I don't know what's going on lately. Either the book I'm following has been discontinued, or I suddenly felt bored and didn't want to read it anymore.
What I haven't said yet is well written. Those who are short on books can read it.
So far, it's very interesting to watch. There's no messy ZB plot. The writing is also to my liking. I hope there will be more updates.
The protagonist did not grow up in a military camp, but the cards tend to be military-oriented, which can be said to be very beautiful [laughs][laughs]