Who Asked Him to Make the Card?
谁让他制卡的！
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 76k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Original Fantasy
- Updated
- 3d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Stats
98Monthly votes
982Recommends
11Fans
28Chapters
Tags
Honours
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So far, it looks and feels good, and overall it's a treat.
However, I think the author's update frequency is not fixed. Is it because he has not saved the manuscript? If this is the case, please write an update quickly. If not, please update immediately.
Fortunately, when I read Chapter 22, I felt that it was written very carefully, and the more important plots were highlighted, making it quite immersive. Whether it's the details of the ores or the details of the cards, it really feels like they can be touched and seen. Probably these are enough, I don't pay much attention to the others.
China Open goes higher, and the future is promising
It smelled a little weird at first, but it seemed like I was just overthinking it. In addition to the passing writing, it can be seen that the world view and power setting of Guanzhongguibao are very thoughtful, and the combat links are also ingenious. Overall, it will get better and better as the plot unfolds in the future. Want to read the next chapter...
Kattu?
It has a bit of a card-carrying influence, which is very good!
After reading Chapter 10, it becomes clear that it is the best food.
Where did the extraterrestrial devil come from? He felt like a card reader.