Word Spirit Master of the Card World
卡牌世界的言灵师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 397k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
178Chapters
16.1kRecommendations
11.1kFans
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EN
Mysterious Journey in the One Piece World
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Word Master? Is this a profession where you can openly and honestly spout nonsense?
You dare call this little bit "fat"? Isn't that just letting your neighbor look down on you?!
I hope the author can write something like a crossover anime/manga series, or even a mixed world. I think Dimensional Forum, City Princess Three Kingdoms, and Great Jianghu are all pretty good. I haven't seen One Piece or card games listed yet.
I started watching from Food Wars!, And it was great before, but it just didn't feel right from One Piece onwards... I can't quite put my finger on why. Good luck, the author has the talent; if you can grasp the readers' preferences and play to your strengths, you can succeed.
This book has inherent flaws, wasting the author's strengths.
The battle concept is too abstract, making it difficult to write something compelling. Actually, the previous One Piece fanfic was already a bit odd. The author is good at developing imaginative and groundbreaking fanfics, but outside of fanfiction, the plot is too bland and lacks staying power.
I've read the previous books, and my favorite is still "The Great Jianghu Pirates," which I could barely manage to read in the afternoon. But this one is the only one I just can't get into. It's probably better this one; hopefully, the author will think carefully about their next book.
Both of these books have ruined my career. I really enjoyed "Dimensional World" and "City Princess's Great Jianghu," and I started following the official version of "City Princess's Great Jianghu" after it finished, but then he wrote something weird, and now this one only has 400,000 words left.
There are too many settings. The story background is very important, but just like playing a game, many people "skip" it. After reading 66 chapters, there are a bunch of introductions to otherworldly history. Please, is this a "historical novel"? I started following Dongdong's books because of "Dimensional Forum". In my opinion, this book has the most imaginative ideas and suits my taste the most.
The stories "Dimensional Forum" and "Great Jianghu" are well-written. The author is very good at adding background information, which is also what attracted me. However, the author's recent books have had rushed endings. "Dimensional Forum" was passable, "The Great Martial Arts World" felt rushed, and "One Piece" was even worse.
Now that this book is cancelled, could you perhaps write a mysterious journey through the Naruto and Pokémon worlds? I've been looking forward to these two books ever since One Piece ended.