My Magical Card Tavern

The Goldfinger setting is too troublesome. I've read Chapter 18 so far, and it seems that the protagonist can obtain cards through the tavern, and the cards have various effects. But not attractive enough. I play Hearthstone, and I can still understand a little bit. For people who don't play Hearthstone, I probably won't understand it at all.

It's been more than thirty chapters and you still haven't explained the card game clearly? He said he was opening a tavern, but he ran out halfway. Let me ask you, what did the author want to write? Tavern management, card playing, leveling, world view setting, and abrupt switching, just pick two out of the first four.

Author, please go back to writing fanfics about Pokémon or Food Captives. You don't have much talent in writing original works like this. If you write fanfics, you'll be fine.

It was a bit confusing to read, the plot was just average, and the writing was acceptable

Author, please send a notice to the old book! ! ! If I hadn't suddenly taken it upon myself to see if any of the authors I follow had published new books, I wouldn't have known you had published a new book. If you don't send notifications to old books, how will everyone know that you have published a new book? How can they follow it? ? ?

I don't understand what's written (I won't say the ugly part). Is it cheaper for others to borrow magic/combat skills more cheaply?

I play Hearthstone, and I think Chapter 15 is the key to this book. The front part is really about business, and the foreshadowing is too long, which makes it confusing to read. Therefore, people who don't play don't understand and can't see it, so they leave So the protagonist is actually Bob.

Every time Egg White opened a book, I found it when I was bored and clicked on the author's details page. Egg White is such a lazy dog.

Not much to say, this world is very interesting The people here are very interesting.

The angle of view is so confusing and it changes so quickly that I got dizzy from reading it.

At the beginning, it felt a bit like an invincible tavern style, but starting from the fifth chapter, it started to feel a bit like a traditional western fantasy.

4/40. Food and grass. Of course, it may also be because I don't know how to play cards.

Why not send a notice to the old book and find it specially?

Good brother, why don't you go back and write about Prisoners of Food? I feel like I still have some oil.

How much AI did you use? I don't care whether it's high or not.