"You may not believe it, but my world is merging with the world in a novel."
Su Mu looked at the girl in front of him sincerely.
"What, is MC going to do a collaboration? Why didn't I know?"
"..."
As one of the few, and possibly the only, normal person in the world, Su Mu believed that he shouldered the task of saving the world. Until he returned home that day, his parents brought him a sister who could only exist in the novel world.
"Okay sister, I need this sister, but as for saving the world? That's not important!"
After gaining the ability to decide the outcome in a card duel, Su Mu was determined to work hard to protect the world.
So——witches, let's duel!
Reader comments
It's okay, but some of Miss Jiang's jokes were indeed quite big. One of these jokes was about changing the name of the team competition to a strange name. Although the protagonist was not made to take the blame, the team decided to let the protagonist read a declaration written by someone other than the protagonist and read by the protagonist. Of course, for the character of the protagonist, this is still a joke, but tying the protagonist up in the middle is very strange and abrupt, which makes people feel a little uncomfortable. However, this novel is still very good.
The writing is too scattered. The author actually did not integrate card playing and comedy very well, and the author also did not manage the card playing part well, or write the funny part well, which resulted in this book actually having nothing to attract readers. Moreover, the card playing part of the book is biased towards the construction of decks, but still retains a part of the battle, which seems very nondescript, and in terms of the rules of card playing, it does not attract the interest of readers in the first place. Moreover, the plot of this book is also very scattered. The specific manifestation is that the readers know what the main line of this book is, but because there are too many daily routines in the middle, and they are not particularly good-looking routines, overall the readers will feel confused when reading it.
2.5~3 Stars, except for some funny stories where the classic protagonist is deflated and how several people can control the protagonist's abilities so that the protagonist's abilities change from playing cards to other games or deflated and the protagonist does not often use skills to play cards to get poison points such as essence, it is barely watchable.
It looks great. I've only read a few chapters. If the protagonist declares war a little longer, and then directly declares war during the battle, can he trick others? [Sinister smile]
Not bad, but there were a lot of people coming out, so I almost ignored them [eating melon]
It's okay in the early stages, but I feel like the protagonist can directly become Yu-Gi-Oh later on. [Face covering] Playing a dark game.
There are so many daily routines. As for my main plot, there is no main plot hidden in these daily routines.
It's so beautiful, I can't think of anything to do [like it]
God. . .
Water... Starting from Chapter 5, I have gone through several chapters of the plot, and now I can't even move...
I was suffocated while reading it. I felt like I wasted a lot of time. Your writing style, author, made me feel so uncomfortable. How can there be a novel that makes me feel uncomfortable after reading it and not knowing what I read?
Very divine. This is my evaluation after reading 20 chapters. I probably won't open this book again.
It's okay, it looks more like a nonsensical instant noodle show.
It's okay, but some of Miss Jiang's jokes were indeed quite big. One of these jokes was about changing the name of the team competition to a strange name. Although the protagonist was not made to take the blame, the team decided to let the protagonist read a declaration written by someone other than the protagonist and read by the protagonist. Of course, for the character of the protagonist, this is still a joke, but tying the protagonist up in the middle is very strange and abrupt, which makes people feel a little uncomfortable. However, this novel is still very good.
The writing is too scattered. The author actually did not integrate card playing and comedy very well, and the author also did not manage the card playing part well, or write the funny part well, which resulted in this book actually having nothing to attract readers. Moreover, the card playing part of the book is biased towards the construction of decks, but still retains a part of the battle, which seems very nondescript, and in terms of the rules of card playing, it does not attract the interest of readers in the first place. Moreover, the plot of this book is also very scattered. The specific manifestation is that the readers know what the main line of this book is, but because there are too many daily routines in the middle, and they are not particularly good-looking routines, overall the readers will feel confused when reading it.
2.5~3 Stars, except for some funny stories where the classic protagonist is deflated and how several people can control the protagonist's abilities so that the protagonist's abilities change from playing cards to other games or deflated and the protagonist does not often use skills to play cards to get poison points such as essence, it is barely watchable.
It looks great. I've only read a few chapters. If the protagonist declares war a little longer, and then directly declares war during the battle, can he trick others? [Sinister smile]
Not bad, but there were a lot of people coming out, so I almost ignored them [eating melon]
It's okay in the early stages, but I feel like the protagonist can directly become Yu-Gi-Oh later on. [Face covering] Playing a dark game.
There are so many daily routines. As for my main plot, there is no main plot hidden in these daily routines.
It's so beautiful, I can't think of anything to do [like it]
God. . .
Water... Starting from Chapter 5, I have gone through several chapters of the plot, and now I can't even move...
I was suffocated while reading it. I felt like I wasted a lot of time. Your writing style, author, made me feel so uncomfortable. How can there be a novel that makes me feel uncomfortable after reading it and not knowing what I read?
Very divine. This is my evaluation after reading 20 chapters. I probably won't open this book again.
It's okay, it looks more like a nonsensical instant noodle show.