The Card Master Genius Chapter 142

The White Dragon Horse was originally the third prince of the Dragon King of the West Sea. He set fire to the pearl in the palace and was reported to the Heaven by the Dragon King of the West Sea. The Jade Emperor demoted him to the mortal world to wait for Tang Monk to obtain Buddhist scriptures. When Tang Monk passed by, he became his apprentice and became his mount.

From a majestic dragon to a horse ridden by others, this is a rather miserable experience. However, since becoming a mount, the white dragon horse has been very docile and dutiful, and has diligently carried Tang Seng through thousands of mountains and rivers. Once, Sun Wukong was misunderstood and driven away by Tang Seng, and Zhu Bajie kept clamoring to return to Gao Laozhuang to be a son-in-law. When his master was captured by monsters, the white dragon horse turned into a human to save his master, and asked Zhu Bajie to take Sun Wukong back with tears, which shows his loyalty to Tang Seng.

This card can be designed into two variations. In the form of the White Dragon Horse, it can let teammates ride it to run away at any time; in the human form of the Dragon King, he can hold a sword and make some single attacks. After all, he used to be a dragon, and his attack power is not low. In this way, the White Dragon Horse is also a displacement card, but Zhu Bajie carries away the enemy's cards, while the White Dragon Horse can carry away friendly cards.

The human-shaped white dragon horse is the third prince of the Dragon King. He is quite handsome. He wears white clothes, a golden crown and holds a sword. He is an elegant nobleman with a rather arrogant personality. After all, he is of noble birth. The transformed white dragon horse is a mount as white as jade. He is very self-aware of being a mount. He does not talk or act arrogantly. He just carries people on his back and walks.

This card also has a superimposed design. Charlie Xie first drew a handsome picture of the Third Prince of the Dragon King, and then drew a white horse. After completing the data of the two cards, he connected them to the card-making system and superimposed them.