Who Asked Him to Be an Oriental Card Maker!

This book has a weird cliche plot

Chapter 5 to Chapter 8 are poisonous! It feels very uncomfortable. This is not how culture is spread. It feels like licking a dog. It feels very strange, because there has been no interaction before, and suddenly you say, you want to learn, I will teach you, which makes it very embarrassing. If they have gone through some things and fought side by side, you do this, it doesn't seem so abrupt, but you have just been reborn. When someone comes to ask you, the protagonist will say, you want to learn? I'm telling you, it's weird to say it from the bottom of your heart. It's not very logical and doesn't consider the actual situation.

Um... Actually, I just feel that there is no need to hold your own culture very high. You can be confident in your culture, but there is no need to degrade other people's culture to be worthless. As written in the introduction, Osiris is the king of Hades and the nine-pillar god, and his own B-level is not low, but you face him with the king of Yama in Chinese mythology (the meaning of the introduction is a bit crushing) There is a boss on the head of the Ten Palaces of Yama, right? According to the myths passed down, the Nine Pillar Gods are already the highest level in ancient Egyptian mythology. No matter how confident they are culturally, they are at least as good as the Ghost Emperors of the Five Directions, or even the Great Emperor of Beiyin? How should I put it? I think it is a clown's behavior to exalt one's own mythology and belittle the mythology of other civilizations, or even to elevate one's own mythology by belittling other myths…

I quite like the opening card, but the plot is too cliche, and sometimes what the protagonist says is quite embarrassing.

How old are you when you wrote the book? I read Chapter 8. The whole book gave me the impression that it was written by a kid who has no life experience, or are you, the author, choosing readers? It's too childish and inconsistent with common sense in life.

Anyone who has read a few novels will not be able to accept this unoriginal and vulgar plot with obscene intentions...

Old-fashioned plot, classic pretense and slap in the face

Brothers, I really don't recommend reading the third chapter as I can't stand it anymore.

Zhuanxu + Chong + Li, special use of the legendary event Jedi Tiantong (the building collapsed and humans and gods separated, and humans will rule the world: both parties are prohibited from summoning any gods or cards related to gods)

It's boring, the start is a bit bad, and the layout of the article is all kinds of old tricks and it's hard to describe in one word.

This style of painting... Dreams back to the fantasy era ten years ago.

Are there so many bosses with full stacks of poison resistance now?

Why do so many authors write about cards? There is no sense of immersion. No matter how strong the cards are, they are not as strong as themselves. This kind of subject matter is completely meaningless to read.

It's from bamboo, come on

I was hooked after reading the introduction. Even though Dayu was powerful, he was just a mortal. The author made him a deified person too much.

This plot reminds me of The Demon God, the kind where the author has no roots.

Chapter 13: Death from poison. The older you get, the faster you die.

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Too much inexplicable nonsense, always off topic, poor reading experience