Transmigrated into a Female-Oriented Card Game Chapter 75 Discussion

The protagonist's accountability is great; he's thrown into the world with his first mercenary unit and a grand adventure. I appreciate the author interweaving 'game elements' and Cadel (protagonist, blonde hair and holding the card on the cover), sincerely approaching people and challenging himself. The fights are not a chore to read.

His mercenary corps comprise of (in order of appearance) :

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Van Herdos. Ch. 1 (Middle. White-hair, greatsword user, commoner.)

Lumen Dominic. Ch.14 (Right. Black hair, longsword user, noble.)

Lydon. Ch.42 (Bottom left. Blonde hair, youth, bratty fairy prince.)

Garuel Monzasi. Ch. 73 (Bottom right. White-hair, eyepatch, corrupt healer.)

Yozen Vardikta Ch. 207 (Top right. Black hair. Raven-hair, blindfold, phantom assassin.)

Kunra Ch. 217 (Hidden knight. Red-hair, emerald eyes.)

"He already cared for them. There was guilt in Cadel's feelings for his subordinates, but there was also affection. He liked them, and there was nothing in this world more important than them." -Ch. 213

Chapter order with romantic development:

Van: pre-angst ch. 282, confrontation ch.304, fulfillment ch.306

Lydon: pre-angst ch. 327, fulfillment ch.330

Garuel: affirmation ch.332

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