I'll Come Clean: My Card Deck Comes from the East

A little suggestion, the author must read it! I don't know what the author is thinking about Eastern mythology, Eastern nonsense, whether there will be Eastern Buddhist talk, Eastern demon talk, Eastern people talk and other messy things in the future. Do you know that there is something called a secondary entry? For example, wouldn't something like "Oriental Mythology - The Underworld" work? While the number of words is fair and aboveboard, it will not offend readers.

Big handsome guys, big beauties, I have a happy thing for you to see. Tested the promotion and successfully met the newspaper seller! There are always creatures on earth who dare to challenge the power of gods. They said... That book may not be out of reach. Ah? The creature is me? That's okay.

Wedding dress lady! ! If you like it, you can leave a picture. I will do more during the holidays. Other cards are also fine.

Is this book really good? I've read Chapter 40 and I haven't seen any climax yet. It's all about trivial matters and I'm confused.

I have a question Since many people say that the blood mother in the back is good-looking, why not change the previous chapters and optimize them to some extent? It is better to tell others that you can endure it and endure it for 150 chapters. This is 150 chapters, not 15 chapters. The most serious time to read a novel is at the beginning, when you need to understand the world view and various settings. But you told me not to read carefully in the beginning, and just take off after chapter 150. . So uncomfortable

This book is very good to read, but it is really depressing. Although it is very refreshing, the continuous counterattack makes people feel sick and tired of it. It would be better if there are some refreshing articles in the middle. Otherwise, I will always use all my strength to draw or defeat the opponent. I guess few people will read it. It is too depressing.

Something is wrong with her!

The concept is quite unique, the Eastern deck is just this Eastern nonsense...

I was introduced to it by Roundtable Animation at the beginning, and the world view in front of it is quite remarkable. However, there are the following problems that are very tiring to read 1. None of the characters in this book have their own personalities. It gives the impression that everyone's personality traits are unimportant and they are all tool people found for the purpose of talking about cards! All the characters gave me the feeling that their appearance was extremely uneven. What are the character traits of the early protagonists, the Tang sisters + Fatty + Sister Xiong? Book friends answer directly - Girls are beautiful, but fat people have slime? Nothing is gone. . . This is the character structure of your first two hundred chapters of the academy. 2. There is no description of group portraits, and the main plot is pushed directly without the characters of all the characters being well developed. The plot of more than 200 chapters can be written to at least 500 chapters with some more funny/daily elements. Chapter 200 is more than enough to complete the details of the first Little Red Riding Hood incident. The description of the incident still feels amazing to me. After all, the elements about card synthesis are added to give me a sense of immediateness like "Stacking Continent" (game). 3. The world is complicated. I feel that 90% of the early readers of this book were attracted by your deck stacking mechanism. As a result, your current world view is too different from the original world line. I have seen more than 300 chapters in total, including the table world, the underworld, the fairy world, the Three Kingdoms, the Spring and Autumn Warring States, and the Seven Dynasties of Luka. Each world is forcibly adding mechanisms and features. To be honest, when the protagonist first went to the fairy world, I took it easy for a while and almost gave up (ps: I gave up in the end) because this thing is no longer the same system as the previous black card travel. I seriously feel that this should appear very late in the outline. However, the author did not think about how to shape the flesh and blood, so he forcibly embedded this dragon bone into it, and then the author's mechanism system collapsed. In summary, I feel that the author has written a very detailed outline, and I feel that this outline is quite high-quality. If the full text is enlarged, it should be a flesh-and-blood novel about another world. But precisely because this outline is so complete and conflicts abound in the text, and there are abnormal turns everywhere, I can't help but wonder if this is the result of outsourcing other authors' outlines. After all, I don't believe that works that perform well in big scenes perform the same as Xiaobai in relatively simple plot turns and characterization

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