The Truth Is Out: My Cards Come from Another World

Why is it Demon Slayer again? It's a bit too much... The second dimension is not only Demon Slayer. Your behavior makes me doubt your purity This is what I think about the author after taking a look at the introduction. Belike↑ Okay? After taking a look, why do I feel that the purity is lower? Let's wait until you find a character from an anime, game, light novel, or manga that is not mentioned in Chapter 2

The settings are unreasonable. Spell cards are all disposable. How expensive are character cards?

Let me complain, I only read the introduction, why do these cards have to be the protagonists in them? Isn't it nice to be the first to create a good relationship with the country?

Let me take stock. The Demon Slayer deck only has Tanjiro, the League of Legends deck has an unpopular hero whose name I can't even remember, and the most recent chapter has Kikyo from the Inuyasha deck, as well as a bunch of equipment cards from various worlds, none of which are in a complete set. I was quite looking forward to what other effects the deck would have, but your advancement is too slow. Why should we choose Wanye Zombie Immortal for the origin card? Don't you think it's very low? The military commander deck also has great potential for development. It is a deck that is very suitable for early transition, because many military commanders will be upgraded to gods after death, and can be used as accessories for the heavenly deck in the later stage. I feel that there is a lot that can be written about this subject, but this book always feels very restricted

I feel like the demon slayer in the book can really attract readers. The introduction seems okay, but when I saw the demon slayer element, I didn't want to read it. I don't know if other readers are like this. It may also be due to big data. I haven't seen anyone who has good results writing about demon slayers, but it seems that there are quite a few authors who like to write about demon slayers.

The Human Torch alone is not very good, almost letting two Orc soldiers kill him alone.

When reading a novel, you need to read the paragraph review to read the author's explanation and supplementary settings...

There are too few cards to produce, and it is a characteristic that the cards reach the upper limit. The number of cards does not reach the cost limit. I always feel that there is something shortcomings. I also always feel that it is difficult for the protagonist to establish power. You either have to make cards and let the cards be your subordinates, or you can make a genius politician or strategist and let him do it. You are the only one. I have been thinking about building a power in a two-dimensional card-making novel, but I feel like I can't tell the difference between the head and the foot. The most important thing is that in this world where the strong is supreme, the strong protect their own power, and their own power provides convenience and collects resources for themselves.,,,, I really can't think of how my strongest power can protect me.

A young martial arts practitioner - a breath-taking technique - a cultivator of immortality. If he insists on adding a samurai sword to the mix, will the card become useless?

The author's combat power setting is really hard to remember. It includes not only the card master's star rating, the card star rating, but also the combat power star rating. . .