Cover image for The Chinese Card Master: Dominating the Western Fantasy World (O Mestre de Cartas Chinês Domina o Mundo de Fantasia Ocidental; Китайский Карточный Мастер Господствует в Западном Фэнтезийном Мире; Thế Giới Ảo Tưởng Phương Tây, Bậc Thầy Chế Thẻ Hoa Hạ Độc Đoạn Vạn Cổ; Master Kartu Tiongkok Mendominasi Dunia Fantasi Barat; El Maestro de Cartas Chino Domina el Mundo de Fantasía Occidental)
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The Chinese Card Master: Dominating the Western Fantasy World

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Author 无风人
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Lei Ke, a modern man, is transmigrated into a parallel world—the Gode Kingdom, one of the three great nations. In this realm, card masters wield extraordinary supernatural power through cards infused with spiritual energy. The runic script engraved upon every card is composed entirely of Chinese poetry and classical literary phrases—all of which Lei Ke can read and comprehend at a glance, sparing him the painstaking interpretation that other practitioners must endure. Card masters cultivate by harnessing two types of imprints within their bodies: elemental marks and imagery marks. The twenty elemental marks include variants of fire, water, metal, wood, and earth—such as Bing Huo, Ding Huo, Wu Huo, and Si Huo for fire; Ren Shui, Gui Shui, Zi Shui, and Pin Shui for water; Geng Jin, Xin Jin, Yong Jin, and You Jin for metal; Jia Mu, Yi Mu, Yin Mu, and Jing Mu for wood; and Wu Tu, Ji Tu, Chen Tu, and Wei Tu for earth. Imagery marks—such as madness, light, loyalty, abyss, substitution, and conspiracy—demand that card masters align their every action with their designated mark, practicing unity of knowledge and deed to advance in realm. Specific elemental marks confer unique specializations: Ding Huo masters excel in forging artifacts and alchemy; Yin Mu masters are adept healers; Pin Shui masters possess remarkable self-regeneration; Yong Jin masters specialize in concealment and resonance; Jing Mu masters can manipulate causality; and Wei Tu masters control bodily transformations. Even common cards draw their power from cherished verses. The Sword Qi Card, inscribed with "Ten steps kill one person," fires a piercing sword energy at a single target. The Defense Card, bearing "Unmoved by wind and rain, as stable as a mountain," summons a protective shield for several seconds. The Rejuvenation Card, etched with "It moistens things silently," releases a gentle healing aura that gradually stops bleeding. The Light Ball Card, quoting "Bright moonlight before my bed," produces a steady floating orb to illuminate the darkness. And the Strength Card, from "Fierce qi rushes the long tassel," temporarily amplifies muscular might. Armed with this unparalleled insight, Lei Ke sets out to rise above the established order and claim his place as the supreme force in this western fantasy world.
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