Cards: Who Taught You to Build a Deck Like That?

It is a high-quality card-playing novel. I hope all card-playing novels will remember the same as this one: 1. Card-playing novels are also novels and need to be story-telling. Everyone is not here to read tower climbing records or battle replays, "story-telling"!! 2. I can't speak for everyone, but I play card games not because I like going to jail, but because I have fun. Even if I go to jail, it's because I can have fun, not because I like going to jail. So the writing about playing cards should also be fun!! It would be better not to have everyone use basic cards and I use fake cards, which is low-level and fun, but to have you fake cards and I use even more fake cards, which is the most enjoyable to watch. This corresponds to the feeling that the game design is better than the Boss but my wheelchair construction is better. This book focuses on the growth of the protagonist and core cards, focusing on the curse system. Both the ideas and the choice of themes are exciting. Keep it up, there must be a reserved seat for this book in the front row of the card list

Surprisingly good, the author does have some experience in fighting towers, but the direction of the plot is still too ordinary. The protagonist basically has no cheats to speak of, just a higher level of thinking. The world's card environment is a numerical representation of the original version. Regardless of the fact that the masters later have small composition decks, this is a tower book with good potential.

The writing is very good. It can be seen that the author has at least played the tower. The jokes are very dense. The most important thing is why the title of each chapter is a groove 🤦 This is really not tight.

It's quite unexpected. As a novice, the author's writing style can be ranked in the middle among many books. It can be seen that the author has really played with it. So here's the point. At first, I thought the author would be like other novels of this type. Only the first few pictures are good-looking, and then it will slowly become more and more ugly. But I feel that the author can still keep it up. Then what I want to ask is, does the author have a female protagonist in this book? Is it a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists? , Currently it feels like the author wants to turn his cursed person into a heroine

It's amazing. I don't know if the follow-up can be as dense as the previous one. I don't know how the follow-up deck can be assembled in a sophisticated and non-supermodel way. The card battle is still evenly matched and looks good. When entering the tower, it looks like a zone. This personal copy is indeed more fun with Hu cards.

I have a question, chanting can draw more than 20 cards, so after this round, doesn't it mean that you will have more than 20 debuffs on you? Why can't you be killed immediately? Can the author explain the specific meaning of these debuffs?

Yes, the author must be an old tower player, and the content he writes is good, at least there is nothing wrong with it so far.

Well, the writing, although I haven't read much of it so far, but the beginning should be considered good, and the writing is acceptable. The subsequent evaluation will be left behind. If you want to see the evaluation, you can click in to take a look. If there are no follow-up reviews, it means that either I haven't finished the book, or it is a really good book 😄 Children, I can't stand it anymore. The writing is really good, but I really can't stand it anymore... The specific reasons, generally speaking, may be due to the plot. Overall, I recommend it, but personally I can't stand it...

Guys, I said the black stone amulet is very powerful, do you understand? 😏 Get a black stone amulet and fight the future!

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