You Asked Me to Draw a Card, So Why Did I Pull Out an Extinction Order?

[Deck Building] + [Civilization Simulation] + [Warhammer 40K] + [The Fourth Calamity] + [Invincible] + [Power Fantasy] + [Mass Production of Troops] + [Kill, Kill, Kill]

After transmigrating to the future, he becomes a card player on the brink of death, with only a set of worthless starter cards from the start?

Watching his opponents pamper their “elves,” “mecha girls,” and “slimes,” Li Cang smiled.

No money to buy resources?

He went all in on every [Negative Trait] and gave this naive world a taste of Warhammer-level shock and awe!

[Homeworld Depleted] + [Extreme Xenophobia] + [Warp Curse] = ???

And so, a bizarre “grimdark deck” was born.

What does environmentalism look like?

While his opponents were still practicing sustainable agriculture, Li Cang played [Corpse Starch]. The dead became food for the living!

What does efficiency look like?

While his opponents were still trying to reform criminals, Li Cang played [Servitor Conversion], turning traitors into living tools that worked around the clock!

What does diplomacy look like?

While his opponents were still pursuing interspecies romance, Li Cang played [Extermination Order]. Anyone who did not serve the Emperor was a heretic!

When the competition began:

One “saintly” contestant said, “My civilization is suffering a genetic plague, but I will never abandon a single life!”

The audience was moved to tears.

Then it was Li Cang's turn, and he faced the same dilemma.

Without changing expression, he played a card: [Decimation Order].

“Fear is heresy. Death is mercy.”

Looking at his opponent's shattered defenses, Li Cang said:

“Don't get me wrong, I'm not singling anyone out.”

“I mean all you xenos here... are fuel.”