The Eerie Card Engraver
诡异卡牌刻录师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 520k Words
- Subgenre
- Eerie Mystery
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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A Salute to Qidian’s 10% Survival Rate
Introduction: A list of books that were abandoned or ended badly, or are on their way to being abandoned or ending badly. A note first: I can only upload ten books a day, and more than 70% of books aren’t allowed to be added. Often, I’ll spend ages typing on my phone only to find that a book can’t be added to the list, and all that work goes to waste. I don’t know why. So I’ve made the descriptions formulaic. If I don’t know, can’t remember, or can’t be bothered to write something, I’ll leave it
Mao You's Little Garden
A reading list from a bookworm of over ten years. I still remember registering my Qidian account in 2006. Back then I was reading The Demonic Saga, The Misty Journey, Magic Apprentice, Stellar Transformation, The Grave Robbers' Chronicles, Ghost Blows Out the Light, and many others. I've read so, so much, and the books I still remember made a deep impression on me. That's why it's hard to find books I can get into these days. Everything I recommend is something I can really enjoy reading!
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Why does this cover look so much like a razor?
I've never really understood why the protagonist only makes one card for each idea. Take the first Drowned Infant card, for example. He only made an illusion-type card. Why didn't he make a card that summons Drowned Infants? The drowning ability could also be made into an attack card, and the Drowned Infant's entanglement with water plants could also be made into a control card.
First, here's a picture of a dog 🐶. The artwork has great potential and looks quite good, but I think the author could have written something even better. The latest chapter is 77. This page contains spoilers; it is recommended to read the novel before clicking. Then, my thoughts on reading: since it's a card game genre, I can't help but compare it to the eternal god, "Card Master".
Brother, the floodwaters have receded, have you gone too?
Keep it up! This seedling has great potential!
This is the urban life of an ordinary person, just like you might imagine: beautiful women pursue him, he's handsome, and he sometimes helps people in trouble, sometimes he doesn't. Sometimes I wonder if I'm just reading an urban fantasy novel; what does this have to do with the supernatural?
There are eunuchs every year, but this year there seem to be more than usual.
What is the main storyline of this book? What is the role of the cards? Is it a slice-of-life urban story or a suspense thriller? Many plot points feel like they have no sequel. If it's about everyday life, but interspersed with a story about searching for missing relatives, and occasionally a bit of real-life supernatural events.
The perspective shift was too abrupt. Perhaps the author should find a book and see how other authors write transitions. I didn't notice any other major problems. The basic horror dungeon in Fifth Grade was quite well written, but it felt like the story was developing at the beginning, but then it turned into a narration perspective.
I was really excited when I saw it and thought it was "Ling Ming Murderer," but then it turned out to be "Identity V." Good grief, the thought of a scary scene with rocket chairs and balloons popping up just felt a bit off. Also, because I like "Ling Ming Murderer" and hate "Identity V," I left.