[National Awakening + Card Civilization + Terrain Growth + Heroic Spirit Recruitment + All Heavens and Worlds]
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On the day of awakening at the age of eighteen, Su Bai received the natal card - "Desolate Cemetery".
A dilapidated small cemetery, three crooked tombstones, and a rusty shovel. Everyone says this is a useless card, and white cards are regarded as promoting it.
But no one knows that this cemetery can bury all things and absorb the heavens.
Others cleared the dungeon to explode their equipment, while Su Bai cleared the dungeon to bury the boss. Others rely on luck to synthesize cards, while Su Bai relies on the graveyard to fuse characteristics. While others were still fighting for a purple card, Su Bai had already brought two legendary heroic spirits and began to think about leaving some tombstones for the gods and Buddhas.
"What's your birth card?"
"Cemetery."
"... What can you do?"
"Bury people. Occasionally also bury other things - like gods."
Reader comments
To be honest, the subject matter of this book is quite good, but I found four small problems when I read Chapter 9. The first protagonist unlocks the barracks upgrade when he reaches level two, but there is no introduction or operation. It does not say how to upgrade the barracks and what the effects of the upgrade are. It only predicts the functions that will be unlocked when he reaches level five. The second protagonist When Jiao converts the ordinary materials from the card pack into graveyard-specific materials, those materials clearly indicate that the arms and equipment can be upgraded. The protagonist is eager to improve his combat power but ignores this setting. Normal people who see this kind of prompts in a hurry to increase their combat power will definitely look at the requirements for upgrading the arms and equipment, even if it is temporary. If you don't reach it, you can still know it well. When you encounter suitable materials that are easy to collect, the ordinary material cards obtained by the third protagonist from killing monsters and burying monsters are all thrown aside without processing. They are not written to be purchased or integrated into the life card. It is as if they disappeared out of thin air. The fourth chapter is to enter the copy in Chapter 9. None of the level 18 undead killed after that were buried. It is unreasonable to not clean up the battlefield after the battle is over. It is still a monster with high-level materials for the current protagonist. I stopped reading when I saw this. The author should see if there are any of these problems [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua]
To be honest, the subject matter of this book is quite good, but I found four small problems when I read Chapter 9. The first protagonist unlocks the barracks upgrade when he reaches level two, but there is no introduction or operation. It does not say how to upgrade the barracks and what the effects of the upgrade are. It only predicts the functions that will be unlocked when he reaches level five. The second protagonist When Jiao converts the ordinary materials from the card pack into graveyard-specific materials, those materials clearly indicate that the arms and equipment can be upgraded. The protagonist is eager to improve his combat power but ignores this setting. Normal people who see this kind of prompts in a hurry to increase their combat power will definitely look at the requirements for upgrading the arms and equipment, even if it is temporary. If you don't reach it, you can still know it well. When you encounter suitable materials that are easy to collect, the ordinary material cards obtained by the third protagonist from killing monsters and burying monsters are all thrown aside without processing. They are not written to be purchased or integrated into the life card. It is as if they disappeared out of thin air. The fourth chapter is to enter the copy in Chapter 9. None of the level 18 undead killed after that were buried. It is unreasonable to not clean up the battlefield after the battle is over. It is still a monster with high-level materials for the current protagonist. I stopped reading when I saw this. The author should see if there are any of these problems [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua]