Card Era: I Have a Universal Card

Has anyone read this book? If so, can you leave a comment?

This is a bit too young...

Oops, I finally found it~ I just wanted to read this kind of semi-original card-playing articles, and I couldn't find many of them at Qidian. Com, let alone well-written ones. Basically, they are all Yu-Gi-Oh fanfics. If you read too many of them, you will find them boring. Come on, author.

Name: Luo Anan Gender: Female Occupation: Student Destiny Card: Plague Planner Card Group: Demon Zerg Image: A tsundere loli wearing a short-sleeved black dress with maple leaves Elf image: Holding a plague machete in her left hand, clutching a demon contract in her right hand, with an hourglass representing time and life floating on it, sitting on a skeleton iron chain copper bell lifted by several small plague demons, and a giant sedan decorated with decayed runes. Demon Introduction: A tsundere lolita who likes to fight with life cards, wants to constantly upgrade the card elves, worships the male protagonist as her teacher, and wants to follow her all the time {"NickName":"Red Dust_","UserId":314411134}

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When to use the universal card to print the soles of Obelisk's feet, the protagonist uses the Shining Five Stars to summon five chestnut balls, uses the universal card to transform into a giant divine soldier, and crushes the opponent with a divine fist, and then the giant divine soldier backhands the protagonist to fire a divine punishment, but it is blocked by the chestnut balls. It's very touching.

I don't know how, I'll take a look if I'm curious.

Although it feels a bit messy but as a setting party who likes to see settings, it is quite good.

Come visit me with your work "The Witcher Begins in America" ​​and thank you! Added to favorites, great imagination, and the author's writing style is very good.

Come on

The author would like to ask if there is a lot of Yu-Gi-Oh in the book. I'm a bit alarmed to see which one in your introduction is not all Yu-Gi-Oh? Does the protagonist use Yu-Gi-Oh cards and others use original cards or something?

I saw that the main text volume is about 140 years old, where I took Luo Cheng and Passerby A to the underground duel field and met the four people who had fallen from Jianmen Academy... Why did the protagonist want to kill the people who escaped? The identity of the opponent has been confirmed. If it were to launch an attack, it would be unsatisfactory to solve it. But the problem is that the opponent did not choose to fight and ran away... Even if morality is not discussed here, the protagonist is just asking a question. This kind of trash fish does not need to be eradicated. There is no need to kill it, right?