Draw Cards, Then Face the Paranormal
抽卡，然后直面诡异
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 134k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game System
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
32Chapters
222Recommendations
16Fans
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Reader comments 15
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"Lieque Pili"
"The Wolf of Division"
"Emaciated and thirsty"
"Primitive Wildness"
The last time I saw a story with this premise was before! The premise is very interesting; it all depends on the writing style!
It's a mess, not a problem with style or subject matter, but with the writing style. The switching between reality and dreams is too frequent. The stories are all incomplete, with no clear beginning, development, climax, or ending. Isn't that too vague? The pacing is too fast, and the setting isn't provided. The story feels like a dungeon, but how is it different from others?
Write in narrative style; avoid using cryptic and metaphorical language, as it makes the text very difficult to read.
I didn't understand. 🙂 I guess I'm getting old. 😢
Why not use the rules of Clash of Clans?
Does COC use D&D rules for its themes?