Card Games: Starting with Liu Bei’s Preconstructed Deck

Overall, it's a variation of the PTCG rules, with a few key differences: First, at the start of the game, both players will immediately place a fixed leader card on their field. If there are no other character cards and the field is empty, the opponent may directly attack their leader card and win. Second, character cards are not placed in the main deck but are all placed in the extra deck.

A variation of Pokémon cards, where generals are Pokémon and resources are energy.

I'd like to know how many people came here after watching Bilibili UP master Wanxuan's "Eternal Historian".

Don't use your brain, ignore logic, and skip over the female lead. P. S.: If you find the logic flawed, please don't read the author's explanation. What started as just a slight unease might turn into utter frustration from the author's stubbornness.

Okay, so I saw a woman reincarnate and learn all the protagonist's schemes for the next thirty years before dying from poison. I'm posting this as a warning to future generations. 🙂

How can an author with two books totaling over a million words still manage to write such toxic content that it's like writing for a complete novice?

The story was going well, but then a reborn female protagonist was added. It might work well in a female-oriented novel, but in a male-oriented novel, it might deter some readers. Just like the previous novel, which was very healthy, it turned out to be a major toxic story.

Liu Bei must be paired with a general from the Shu Han state. While others might obtain this skill and keep it a secret for decades, the protagonist will know it instantly.

You write your book by rolling dice to create the plot, so can I decide whether or not to read it by rolling dice? The beginnings were alright; I'm relatively tolerant. I even defended you against unconventional plots like the female lead's rebirth. But now you're saying the final round is won by rolling dice, and everyone's at level 10 in their race, and this is only a few chapters in!

The author is either young or written by AI using formulaic storytelling; there's no need for them to create a flawed worldview that people will nitpick. They could just say winning cards grants energy. This world, with its alliance of thousands of civilizations, is no different from thousands of natives who acquire unknown advanced technology and press buttons.