Awakening a Custom System in the World of Card Games

In my mind, there are a lot of adults holding Kirby in their hands just like real children, adding and subtracting logarithmic values ​​[awkward laugh]

Overall feeling is pretty good However, I feel that this basic rule does not match the current battle environment of the protagonist. In the case of winner-take-all, the stronger the rare card is, the less likely it is to fight. If the player loses, the strongest card will be gone and the player will become weaker. The loser does not see any good catch-up mechanism. In this case, the protagonist should not have so many opportunities to win rare cards. I feel that it is more reasonable to randomly drop a few optional cards from the opponent's deck based on the battle gap between the two sides. Otherwise, the ace card will be taken away after losing once, and those decks with only one or a few rare cards will not be able to play at all, and the number of battles will go down. Then it is best to increase the concentration of ki according to the intensity of the battle, and condense your own ace monsters, etc. Otherwise, if you lose, you will lose it. The more you fight, the less you will have.

At least 3 months have passed since the start of the game. With customization, you can actually become invincible. Start with a candle dragon, add a strong rope, build a life-saving device, and then just play casually. Forcing: Name: Loving Gaia Star rating: ten stars Effect 1: Regardless of the conditions, it can be summoned directly from the hand or deck to the field without being invalidated. Effect 2: When you first appear, you can summon a card from your hand or deck to the field regardless of conditions and will not be invalidated. Effect 3: Randomly summon a monster card each round when it is on the field. Save your life: Name: Eternal Principle Warlock card Effect 1: This card has absolute priority and will not be invalidated by any effect. Effect 2: Passive card-holding permanent activation Effect 3: The user cannot be harmed or affected in any way (including gain) In this way, you will be invincible in the first three months

It's pretty good-looking, it feels refreshing, and it's invincible in reality. The higher the value in the setting, the more destructive the monster is in reality. The strongest monster known to have a value of 6,000 other than the protagonist has a destructive power comparable to a nuclear bomb. The protagonist, Candle Dragon, has 10,000. Dark Duel can be fought casually, because Dark Duel basically means you can draw whatever you want without shuffling the cards. Normal Duel is Shuffling the cards randomly depends on the deck. The protagonist's deck is becoming more and more top-notch. Later, the protagonist has a second spirit. One of his effects can bear damage for the protagonist, and recovers as much damage as it takes. This basically prevents real-life accidents, such as gunshots and luck. If the second spirit's life value is higher, it really won't be afraid of nuclear bombs. The protagonist did not deliberately hide himself in reality. When he encountered an enemy, he released the Zhulong. When the official came to the door later, he also showed the Zhulong's numerical value to the official. He had used the Zhulong in normal duels. When the Zhulong was released, it was basically used to show off, just to make you feel good. Because the higher the value, the larger the body size. You don't have to think about how big the Zhulong is.

This is the first card battle novel I've read. It's very good. I didn't expect this genre to be quite good. ٩(•̤̀ᵕ•̤́๑)ᵒᵏᵎᵎᵎᵎ. It's just that the protagonist is constantly being harassed by those organizations, which is quite annoying.

I always feel that the protagonist is too bright, there is no blockade, no hand cutting, ftk, it is not targeted at the deck, and it is not awesome.

Come, the author reads with me: I solemnly swear that from today on, I will continue to update, without procrastination, without asking for leave, without playing games, without eating or drinking, without sleep, without playing cards, without relaxing, without excuses, regardless of physical strength, without any poison, with high energy, without watching videos, and will update 100 times a day. As an excellent author, I want to listen to readers' opinions, strive for readers' likes, and gain readers' preference. From now on, I will strictly abide by this oath until the reader has any dissatisfaction or death. @ Maple meaning

From a personal point of view, I am not a person who often reads books about cards, nor do I often play card games, and I have been in a book shortage recently (I am in a book shortage not because there are no books on the bookshelf, but because I can't read them), so if the author can keep me reading, it is not bad, and it feels a bit satisfying. I can give it three stars or five stars because I hope the author makes the protagonist more sinister, and there are only one 10-star monster called Zhulong, which is too few, and I hope there will be more to crush it. From the perspective of this book, if you don't read the content and only read the introduction, it can be said that this book is very successful and attractive. Although there may be some flaws and poisonous points in the content, it is not bad. Because there are some books in the same genre that can put people off just by reading the introduction (it's not that all of these books are not good-looking, but that they have no desire to read anymore after reading the introduction. Some of them are rated OK. When I read it, I could read dozens of chapters at once based on the content, but once I read the introduction, I wouldn't read it again for several months.) And this is a relatively unpopular book in itself. There aren't many entire platforms where you can customize your cards.

This custom plug-in doesn't have much presence when it is enabled. If you want to cut it, you can only say goodbye. Now only one Zhulong card is an over-standard card. Which of the remaining cards is an over-standard card? It should have been changed a long time ago, but I felt uncomfortable watching it at the time, so I deleted it directly.

The description of card battles is quite enjoyable. The description of reality is a bit naive but it does not affect the viewing of this subject. There are not many minor points, but they are all about realistic descriptions. I think the content about card battles is quite interesting. There are currently more than 100 chapters, and I read them in one go.