Drawing Cards Starts with Wild Cards

I don't understand. Can the drawn cards be turned into things, or can the cards be drawn to exchange for things? If it's the former, then why are there still people who produce goods? If it's the latter, isn't it similar to the food stamps used in my country?

. . I think this book is quite cool. I thought the author would focus on writing cards, but it turned out that the author only wrote about methods for drawing cards and ways to improve luck...

Did the author write whatever he thought of? The inexplicable car racing, opening a store, and the Cantonese plot make people just want to skip it. When will he get back to the main topic of drawing cards?

No matter how you look at it, you have a sense of déjà vu from a Japanese gambling movie. It looks very awkward, a bit like the card duel stitched together in several Japanese gambling movies.

Okay, I took a look at it. The opening chapter is good.

So few, let's set a small goal first and reach 100 chapters.

The social background is messy? Killing people in the street

I haven't read it yet but the setting is interesting I wish the author great success

Seeing that I was confused, a little confused and confused in logic.

It feels messy and awkward