My Cards Come from Eastern Mythology

Just one word: embarrassing The protagonist, who doesn't know how old he is, licks his lips at the prey and exposes his back to the prey. Are noob protagonists so popular nowadays? Other time travelers would probably laugh to death from the protagonist if they saw it. When you make a card, you make a card, and when you fight, you fight. What's the point of making cards by fighting? It can't be used even at level seven, but then the protagonist can use it, right? Yu Xiaogang Tang San from the Card Master Realm, right? Having the only knowledge of mythology in the world, he was specifically targeted at the Eastern mythology that no one knew about, and just crushed it. As a result, a special second place randomly came out and was fucked by others. He was clearly stabbed in the back by someone else in front of him, but he still allowed that witch to follow behind? How much higher can her source power be than you at the first level? What's more, you are still three people. You have no resources and neither do your teammates? I said I was blindly arrogant when I backstabbed, but now I have to go up against the second best special player. Where does the special player rank in the backstab? The bull-headed beast that I spent thousands of stars to make has become the main output, but the hell that I spent thousands of credits to make can only produce miscellaneous soldiers? The ratio is 1:10. You can really do it by spending 10 times the money and increasing the combat effectiveness by less than 1 time. To take a step back, if you want to do the rest of hell, you can't just be a horse face? You know you're going to the ruins to grab credits, but you don't know how to maximize your combat effectiveness? This is such a good subject for nothing. . .

Staff List of Heaven and Earth

The writing is not good, you make me feel like I am watching others playing card games instead of reading a card master's novel, such as (attack him) (card activation)...

This type of novel, as long as it comes from Eastern mythology, then the world must be missing Eastern culture and the West will be able to remember it all. It seems that if you don't belittle Eastern culture, you can't write novels well. Are these authors just in the habit of kneeling down and licking the West?

Witch, Li Xuelan!

I read ten chapters. . . . I just want to ask, are all the supporting characters in this world mentally retarded? I don't even know how to coordinate simply. I shouted when I saw the protagonist using fireballs and wind blades. When they eat, they can only eat vegetables, and when they eat, they can only eat food. I wonder if they can eat together?

The protagonist has traveled through time and space, and his mind

Killing classmates in a college competition? Is this a school? I'm afraid it's not about raising Gu. A relatively stable society would not have such a university. Those who don't know think it's the barbaric era.

The first poisonous point is that there is a teacher similar to Yu Xiaogang, just watch it if you can accept it

To be honest, I was attracted by the Oriental deck, but when I saw Enrollment, I felt like Master and Tang San. I don't know if you feel this way.

I would have really vomited if my classmates were stabbed in the back. Please stop being so poisonous, okay? The protagonist of the current novel is not a big data person. What kind of society is this? A society where random killings are allowed. You have a protagonist like this. Does it make sense to stab the protagonist in the back to let the protagonist (grow)? Poison!

After reading Chapter 22, I can only say that the IQ of pig's feet is worrying. Poison hair.

It's really poisonous. If there are a few more schools like this, the card teachers will kill you. . . .

What the hell did your supporting role look like? What kind of book would you write if the supporting characters and the main characters don't have the IQs?

I can't stand it anymore after seeing the school military training in Chapter 21 where people kill people for points. Is there anything worth killing people just for points? A place where you can run away after 10 seconds of fighting. You kill people just for points. Is this a school? You might as well write that the protagonist joins a cult. Although the school is equivalent to a well-known and decent family, there is a death indicator, but it is impossible to kill each other from the beginning. If someone sees him escaping, won't he die? Why would anyone risk killing someone just for a few points?

It seemed okay at first, but it started to change when the heroine appeared later. I don't know why the current author started to lose his ability to write when he met the heroine. If we don't know how to write it, we don't have to write it. After all, we can't fall in love in this book, right? It's really awesome that normal people can fall in love under such circumstances. In a background where strength is valued, if you don't have any strength, no one will look at you seriously, let alone falling in love.

The introduction looks so familiar, I thought it was another book, but then I saw it was only chapter 25

The seedlings are small, so please water them more and don't raise books. The new book issue is very important. Everything depends on the reading data. I hope readers will spend some time to catch up with the latest chapters. Only by reading can you be motivated.

What do you think (showdown, my deck is from the East) following Benbi?

I don't understand why domestic novels like writing competitions? You have a great world view, but you suddenly changed it to a campus friendly match!