Card Tactics: Starting with the Headless Horseman Trait
卡牌战棋：词条从无头骑士开始
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- Ongoing
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- 1.3M Words
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- Gaming
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- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Repurpose Monsters, Cook Ghosts and Demons, Raise Insects and Refine Gu
Ghost soldiers and underworld enforcers, building infrastructure in the netherworld, corpse-chasing along the Yellow Springs, making ghost-item cards, cultivating with soul banners, necromancers... I love stories where threats to mortals and the corpses or souls of enemies are put to use. There's a satisfying joy in recycling what's otherwise useless. Building the Yellow Springs and the underworld is another kind of fun infrastructure project.
A List Made on a Whim: Just My Taste
Leaning toward my personal tastes and the books I’m currently reading. I haven’t finished all the books on this list. In fact, I’ve finished relatively few. If the later chapters don’t live up to expectations, I’m sorry. I put this list together casually. I also read a lot of Douluo fan fiction, so there are quite a few titles here. I’ll put any new Douluo fan fiction on another list.
Omnivorous Reading List
Only books I've read make it onto this list. I'll update the reviews and recommendation ratings as I make progress. These are purely my personal opinions. Rating guide: ★ is one star, ☆ is half a star.
Obscure and Niche Genres
Nonhuman protagonists, protagonists outside the orthodox path, unorthodox cultivation techniques, unusual concepts, and niche genres.
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Chapter 21 is the first battle yet, if you don't pounce, who will?
The rules of Yu-Gi-Oh! Were already quite complex, and then you added strategy mode. And you didn't integrate them well; it's just too confusing.
I have an idea
Could Guan Yu and Zhang Fei be considered headless knights? After all, they didn't have heads.
😅😅I just caught up to the latest version and it was cut off, what a waste of my money. The book's premise is alright, but the strategy and card systems are incompatible. The author insisted on combining them; it would have been much better if the strategy system had been written separately.
The epitaph reads "Grain and fodder are on the lower side".
A card-based strategy game set in a classic world, incorporating a magic academy where players craft decks using materials and then play cards. The initial stages generally follow this process, and readers enjoy it. However, problems arise in the middle stages.
The descriptions of the chess pieces and battles feel too rigid. According to the author's explanation of the pieces, the activation of their effects is all worded (learning from Yu-Gi-Oh!'S K-language). If the wording isn't correct, the piece has no effect at all (like the one below a certain Magic Energy level, which is useless against Xyz Spells). I find this hard to accept.
Too much sewing is actually a hindrance.
First, the author's idea is good, but stitching everything in without careful selection results in 100 chapters not being enough to explain the setting, and it even confuses both the author and the readers, making it easier for plot holes to appear later.
Question: Do those who post gym photos without showing their heads count as part of the Headless Horseman entry? Be a muscular statue chess piece of the headless horseman
Then let me ask you, in chapter 44 you dedicated a whole chapter to saying that you wouldn't inscribe spells and would let the material develop on its own, but later there was still a scene of inscribing spells on chess pieces... At the time, I felt that the protagonist's explanation was quite far-fetched.
Believe first, then believe 😊 Actually, I think writing a book about a raven mage would be good, or a Western fantasy novel about ravens and wizards. There aren't many strong contenders in this genre right now, so I could consider giving it a shot.