Trapped in Magic Cards, Surviving the Apocalypse? What a Joke!
人在魔卡，末世求生什么鬼？
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- Ongoing
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- 1.5M Words
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- Light Novel
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- ACG Fanfiction
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- 29d ago
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Chapter 101, a brain-dead plot: Sakura blushes and tells Yukito she wants to confess her feelings in front of the male lead?
After all that buildup about Sakura gradually understanding what liking and love are, and then the last few dozen chapters focusing on her interactions with the protagonist, with her blushing all the time, it all comes down to this in chapter 101 where she announces to Yukito at the summer festival in front of the male lead and Tomoyo. What was the point of all that buildup?
Is it possible that the protagonist is actually the system?
Under the influence of the illusion cards, the illusions that appear are all imagined by the system, not by the protagonist. So, structurally, can we see the "system" as the outer layer and the "protagonist" as the core? So, suppose a survivor reborn from a dark apocalypse, intending to do some "minor" unsettling things in a peaceful world, is struck by a time-traveling black elbow from a wicked…
Watching the person you like confess to another guy... Even if you don't understand what love is, oh well, it's frustrating and a little bit NTR-esque. From now on, I'll just buy books chapter by chapter; the author always seems to have these quirks.
The plot of Chapter 101 is truly inexplicable; its logic is completely disconnected from the preceding text.
I don't think this will work. The last one was fine, but this one is about soul transmigration.
The beginning was alright, but it got worse and worse later on. The card-based storyline became formulaic, the main character was limited, and the romance wasn't well-written either.
Doesn't anyone think the cover is nice?
There are also small details.
Novels about leveling up and building a career involve soul-swapping, which is one thing, but romance novels also involve soul-swapping, especially with characters sharing the same name and appearance. Just arrange for them to be transported into the body directly!
Up to chapter 63, you can still sense the intention to differentiate it from the previous book.
The biggest difference lies in strength and personality. The protagonist of the first book is rich and his strength is generally on point, so he feels safer when he appears, and it is quite satisfying to see him take action. What makes this book particularly uncomfortable is that the protagonist is too passive in both actions and emotions.
I've read two chapters and the protagonist is a transmigrator, but I still don't understand the plot? If I'm going to transmigrate, goodbye! 👋🏻