A Card User's Journey, Starting as a Swordsman

Where is the promised Katu? ! More than ten chapters have passed, but I didn't see anything related to cards. I thought the protagonist's golden finger was for killing monsters and exploding cards, but after watching it for a long time, I saw that the protagonist was being chased and then killed him. Author, you will lose readers if you do this. You are not one of those great masters. At least ask questions in the first three chapters, otherwise no one will know what to read!

It's too slow for you to get to the point. 70,000 Words would be enough to replace an ordinary physical novel, not to mention entering the middle stage. You haven't started yet, not to mention that online readers are notoriously impatient.

470,000 Words, chapter 225 and finally the first card appears

This novel has a very poisonous setting. A fifth-level gold can cast a spell that replaces the true god. It's simply outrageous. If converted into DND, a level 10 mage casting a five-ring spell can replace a god who doesn't resist.

I've read more than 180 chapters, and then others see clearly that pig's feet are from another world, so why do they take care of pig's feet? Search the soul to find out more, and then go directly to the modern world to take away the world's heaven! As a result, the world recognizes pig's feet? Oh! It's like someone sneaking into your home and then recognizing you! When you go to other people's houses, you either steal things or steal other people's wives or daughters! What? It's okay if someone sneaks into your house and you don't know! Do you agree?

There are no creation cards. I haven't read one of the 80 chapters. Shen Nong went to explore the way.

Why haven't you got any cards for so long? There are more than 20 photos.

Let's first decide whether we can finish the book and not just run away. Can we finish it like Saint Seiya?

Although I am very interested in this subject and your story, it would be better if you change the title of the book to Become a Card God from Scratch. Otherwise, readers who are specifically searching for playing cards will definitely feel that they have been cheated. The book is about how to develop cards step by step in the world of swords and magic. The proportion of cards in the book is relatively low at the beginning. You have to admit this. Let's talk about some points in the book that cannot be studied in detail. For example, how did you hire a tutor for a month and then study while sweeping outside? Isn't it a waste of study time? Maybe you can write it out and the protagonist will finish the study in two months. There is also some arrogance in the protagonist. He feels that he is the protagonist and others must cooperate with him in everything. This can be seen from regaining the father and daughter and his usual treatment of the priest. And why does the priest have to help the protagonist regain the territory? He works hard and helps find people everywhere, but he gets no corresponding reward in the whole process, not even a thank you. The only option is to let him preach in the end. But in general, I don't see any advantages of the mission authorized by the lord. Also, the lord's usual decrees feel too casual, with four or five issued in a month. The businessmen are all too cooperative, and the nine businessmen are all similar. Since they are basically the same, why write about nine people? Anyway, they have no ideas. If you write about different people, it is best to write about their differences. The businessmen pursue profit. I feel like you should jump directly to the part that interests you the most and is also the part that interests me the most. Research the cards and then become a card god, or open a card academy that specializes in teaching cards. It is not limited to one territory and absorbs all human beings.

Damn it, aren't you creating cards and playing cards? You've already reached 130 chapters.