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

This is a tomato-based novel with Warhammer 40k memes + card drawing system + civilizational struggle for hegemony. It focuses on extreme hardcore, unreasonableness, and violent crushing. It is the craziest and most contrasting book in the same genre. Core Highlights - Setting explosion: Others draw cards to draw mythical beasts, heroes, and artifacts; the protagonist directly takes out the Extermination Order, Star Torch, Space Marine, and Titan, and develops a gentle civilization into a human empire. - Lots of exciting points: no virginity, no ink, no frustration, the whole process uses strength to convince people, and uses violence to control violence. The more the judges and the audience call "devil", the happier the readers will be. - High concentration of memes: Warhammer fans are ecstatic, "for humanity", "purification of heretics", "mercy is the greatest original sin in the universe", the taste is particularly good. Suitable for the crowd - Like Warhammer 40k, interstellar science fiction, and Civilization - I love reading system card draws, counter-routines, and crushing cool articles. - Able to accept protagonists who are extremely cold, decisive and emotionless small drawback - Playful jokes + cool points driven, the plot logic is relatively simple - Kill too much, don't like violence, be careful with the Marist Party Summary The "iron-blooded crazy criticism" in the Tomato card game does not involve any bells and whistles. It starts at the top and continues to push all the way to the end.

The description of the Emperor's cold-blooded ruthlessness and survival wisdom in an extreme environment where resources are extremely scarce are very well expressed. But in terms of plot, there is very little description of reality, making it difficult for people to immerse themselves in the real world view. There is only the protagonist's feeling of dominance in the simulated world.

This book is really full of flavor and very good-looking. I must read it more, otherwise it will be distributed to Warhammer 40k.

If you want to find a very small number of novels among the huge amount of descriptors, just read it [laughs]

Looks good, good content

It looks good and matches my feelings about Warhammer.

Another masterpiece from Yamatomoyama, still a familiar creation Warhammer

It's okay, it's quite to my liking

Written very realistically in Warhammer.

Full of hammer flavor! The characterization is very good! Very detailed! Even the mass-produced Thunder Warriors have very detailed character traits! Come on, author! Very nice!