Word Spirit Master of the Card World

Spiritualist? Is this a profession where one can speak openly and honestly?

How dare you call yourself fat with just that little bit? Doesn't this make your book friend next door look down on you?

I hope the author can write back to the genre of comprehensive comics. Otherwise, mixed worlds are also possible. Dimension Forum, Castle Princess Three Kingdoms, and Dajianghu all think it is good. Pirates and Cards have never been seen on the shelves.

I've been watching it since Shokugeki, and it was pretty good before, but since One Piece, it just didn't taste right. . . I can't explain why. Come on, the author is good. He can succeed by seizing readers' preferences and using his own strengths.

This battle setting is too abstract and difficult to write brilliantly. In fact, the last One Piece fanfic was weird. The author is good at writing fanfics with imaginative settings, but if it is not a fanfic, the plot is too bland and lacks stamina.

I have read the previous few books, and my favorite one is The Pirates of the World. I can barely read it in the afternoon, but I can't put it down to this one. I hope the author will think carefully about the next book.

I wrote these two books directly for myself. Jiyuan and Cheng Ji Dajianghu are all very popular. Dajianghu started to read the original version, but after finishing it, I ended up writing a strange book. Now this one is finished with 400,000 words.

There are too many settings, and the background of the story is very important, but just like playing a game, many people "skip" it. When they see Chapter 66, there are a bunch of introductions related to the history of other worlds. Please, is this a "historical text"? Because "Dimension Forum" started to pursue Dongdong's books, in my eyes, this book has the most imaginative ideas and is the most suitable for me. However, after reading part of the other books, I couldn't stand them (mostly because there are too many background descriptions, and some are not interested in the subject matter). Nurture it first. If there are still many "historical descriptions", this one may be relegated to the sidelines.

Dimension Forum and Dajianghu are well written, and the author himself is very good at making up settings, which is what attracted me. However, the author's recent books have ended too hastily, Dimension Forum is barely okay, Dajianghu has a hasty ending, and Pirates is even more serious. All I can say is that although the content is not bad and all the pitfalls are filled, it is no different from a bad one and makes it uncomfortable to watch. The setting of this book is okay, but because of the ending of the previous books, I am not ready to subscribe to this one. The result was blurry. I hope the author will prepare well for the next book and write a good ending. Even if he adds a few postscripts, it will be an explanation to the old readers.

Now that the book has been cut, can we write about Naruto's mysterious journey in the world of Pokémon? I've been looking forward to these two books since One Piece.