Exploring Another World With Only One Deck

After reading 11 chapters, I am interested in seeing how a card game turn based strategy based on luck verses real time life. I did see that the writer tried a day turn round but that is just miles too long, especially as real time is in seconds. The main problem is that even at an hour per round, it does not still compete against real life because the manga does not really explain the regeneration of mana for the deck well at all (even if the first 2 chapters said he only gets 1 mana a day). I am also sure that in chapter 7, he had zero mana avail but by chapter 8 he suddenly had 5 mana again, showing that even the writer does not understand his conversion of the game systems in a fantasy world well. The dialogue gets a bit heavy in some chapters, slowing the storyline down but the events even that out and keep the storyline at a reasonable pace. Also it does jump a bit jarringly a bit but after a few pages it lets you know what is happening. The art is also not very cleaned up so does make it only a fraction harder to know what going on. Another weird point is why would the big baddie also switch to the same system that the mc does, just to conquer the world? Talking of the mc, why do they resolve themselves for this world, system and everything that his role entails, then continue to have moral issues, over and over? Still only 11 chapters so still very young manga and will be book marking to see how it progresses. Current rated as a high average, worth the read for the time for now.

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