[Unlimited streaming + cards + wits + original copies + development + crazy batches]
[Ultimate fighting pleasure] [Full high-energy warning]
In the first year of the disaster, the survival card game [End Times] invades Blue Star.
Overnight, humans around the world were labeled as [players], and all life was reduced to game data.
Players must enter the game copy within the specified time, collect supplies, obtain [Ghost Cards] and points, and redeem life spans.
[Players who die will have their game data permanently deleted]
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The sun sets.
A blond girl wearing a burgundy evening dress is looking up from the highest mountaintop in the game world.
Beside the girl, a frail old man sat in a wheelchair, overlooking all living beings.
[The player, Lin Xi, has insufficient lifespan, please recharge in time]
"An Qi... How much time do I have left?"
"Master Lin Xi, tonight."
"Damn, I'm only 24 years old... Am I going to die tonight?"
A 24-year-old "old man" named Lin Xi beat his chest and stamped his feet!
"Hey, who told you to like to play games with Yang Shou!"
An Qi raised the corner of her mouth and added: "Besides, you summoned me just now and you had to pay half of your Yangshou... Now there are only 3 hours left!"
Hearing this, Lin Xi's expression suddenly became serious and she said, "Hurry up and help me up, we can start another game!"
Card game... Fun!
Love to play!
Reader comments
Summoner's life-and-death game meets the fun gameplay of card development. "Desperate Summoner: My Cards Are Development Game" directly hits the dual joys of fantasy novels and development themes, adding a bit of immersive management fun to the tense desperate adventure, making it both enjoyable to read and decompressive.
The core setting of the story is very innovative, abandoning the traditional summoner's fixed model of "drawing cards to gain combat power", and deeply binding the cards to the development game - the protagonist's cards are not immutable combat tools, but "partners" that need to be carefully cultivated, upgraded and unlocked. Starting from the initial low-level cards, through completing tasks, accumulating resources, and matching development routes, ordinary cards are gradually polished into the core of unique combat power. This process not only has the sense of achievement of "raising cubs", but also has the brain-burning feeling of strategic matching. Every card breakthrough can bring a real sense of refreshment, which perfectly meets the readers' expectations for the "development system".
The rhythm of the plot is just right, and the sense of crisis of "escape" is intertwined with the sense of gain that has been cultivated. The protagonist is in a world of summoners that is full of dangers. He is always faced with dilemmas such as being crushed by high-level summoners, lack of resources, and survival challenges. Every battle is a matter of life and death. This tense atmosphere makes readers grasp the palm of their hands; and the process of card development becomes the key to the protagonist breaking the game. While surviving on the edge of the knife, silently upgrade the cards. When the carefully cultivated cards explode in combat power at critical moments and reverse the situation of the battle, all the accumulation in the early stage is transformed into the ultimate emotional release, and the sense of satisfaction is directly felt.
The character creation is also quite bright. The protagonist is not the chosen one who is born cheating, but relies on his unique understanding of card development and tenacious desire to survive to counterattack at the bottom step by step. The caution and decisiveness in his character make people sympathize; and those who have been carefully cultivated Cards are not cold data. Each card has a unique character and background. As the development progresses, exclusive plots are unlocked, and the bond between the protagonist and the card gradually deepens, adding a bit of warmth and bond to the story. It is no longer a simple competition in combat power.
Of course, the novel is not perfect. Some of the details of the development system are a little simple, and the image creation of some supporting characters is not three-dimensional enough. But overall, its novel core settings, compact plot rhythm, and smooth counterattack are enough to cover up these minor flaws. For readers who like summoner themes and development-based gameplay, this book is definitely a masterpiece not to be missed. People can't help but follow the protagonist to cultivate their own strongest card army on the road to death.
It's really not bad, it's pretty good
The author has committed suicide several times
Could it be said that there is more
I want to ask if it is a single heroine or multiple heroines, and who is the heroine? I think it is enough to have a JK girl. Being hugged by a white cat makes me, a pure lover, a little confused. Please give the author a reply
Summoner's life-and-death game meets the fun gameplay of card development. "Desperate Summoner: My Cards Are Development Game" directly hits the dual joys of fantasy novels and development themes, adding a bit of immersive management fun to the tense desperate adventure, making it both enjoyable to read and decompressive. The core setting of the story is very innovative, abandoning the traditional summoner's fixed model of "drawing cards to gain combat power", and deeply binding the cards to the development game - the protagonist's cards are not immutable combat tools, but "partners" that need to be carefully cultivated, upgraded and unlocked. Starting from the initial low-level cards, through completing tasks, accumulating resources, and matching development routes, ordinary cards are gradually polished into the core of unique combat power. This process not only has the sense of achievement of "raising cubs", but also has the brain-burning feeling of strategic matching. Every card breakthrough can bring a real sense of refreshment, which perfectly meets the readers' expectations for the "development system". The rhythm of the plot is just right, and the sense of crisis of "escape" is intertwined with the sense of gain that has been cultivated. The protagonist is in a world of summoners that is full of dangers. He is always faced with dilemmas such as being crushed by high-level summoners, lack of resources, and survival challenges. Every battle is a matter of life and death. This tense atmosphere makes readers grasp the palm of their hands; and the process of card development becomes the key to the protagonist breaking the game. While surviving on the edge of the knife, silently upgrade the cards. When the carefully cultivated cards explode in combat power at critical moments and reverse the situation of the battle, all the accumulation in the early stage is transformed into the ultimate emotional release, and the sense of satisfaction is directly felt. The character creation is also quite bright. The protagonist is not the chosen one who is born cheating, but relies on his unique understanding of card development and tenacious desire to survive to counterattack at the bottom step by step. The caution and decisiveness in his character make people sympathize; and those who have been carefully cultivated Cards are not cold data. Each card has a unique character and background. As the development progresses, exclusive plots are unlocked, and the bond between the protagonist and the card gradually deepens, adding a bit of warmth and bond to the story. It is no longer a simple competition in combat power. Of course, the novel is not perfect. Some of the details of the development system are a little simple, and the image creation of some supporting characters is not three-dimensional enough. But overall, its novel core settings, compact plot rhythm, and smooth counterattack are enough to cover up these minor flaws. For readers who like summoner themes and development-based gameplay, this book is definitely a masterpiece not to be missed. People can't help but follow the protagonist to cultivate their own strongest card army on the road to death.
It's really not bad, it's pretty good
The author has committed suicide several times Could it be said that there is more
I want to ask if it is a single heroine or multiple heroines, and who is the heroine? I think it is enough to have a JK girl. Being hugged by a white cat makes me, a pure lover, a little confused. Please give the author a reply