Card Magic Fit for Kings: Learn the Secrets of the Royal Toad

The art of card magic has always captured the imagination of audiences around the world. From simple tricks to mind-boggling illusions, magicians have been able to mystify and entertain with their sleight of hand. In the realm of card magic, there is one particular royal figure that has become quite renowned - the royal toad. The royal toad is a special card in the deck that holds a significant role in many card magic routines. Typically, it is the king of hearts or sometimes the ace of spades. Its prominence stems from its mesmerizing design and intriguing image.

Its prominence stems from its mesmerizing design and intriguing image. The royal toad is often depicted as a regal amphibian, wearing a crown and exuding an air of mystique. Magicians have harnessed the power of the royal toad to create astonishing card tricks that leave audiences spellbound.

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30-year-old virgin Mihye is burning up with lust, but the only company she has on her 30th birthday is wine, cake, and a life-sized pillow of her favorite idol singer. Well, a girl’s gotta drink up and dream big. She blows out the candles with just one wish for her coming year…to finally pop that cherry. When she opens her eyes, lo and behold, a handsome hunk has materialized out of thin air. And he’s got an irresistible offer for her: become a witch, and take him has her familiar. One thing's for sure. This witch will be riding more than broomsticks.

30-year-old virgin Mihye is burning up with lust, but the only company she has on her 30th birthday is wine, cake, and a life-sized pillow of her favorite idol singer. Well, a girl’s gotta drink up and dream big. She blows out the candles with just one wish for her coming year…to finally pop that cherry. When she opens her eyes, lo and behold, a handsome hunk has materialized out of thin air. And he’s got an irresistible offer for her: become a witch, and take him has her familiar. One thing's for sure. This witch will be riding more than broomsticks.

147 Chapters + 31 Season Event (Ongoing)

S1: 37 Chapters (1~37)
S2: 37 Chapters (38~74)
SE1: 31 Chapters + Chuseok Special
S3: 14 Chapters (Ongoing) 75~
SE2: TBA

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•Season Event (SE) Chapters are specials where readers selected certain characters for missions involving Mihye (aren't related to the Main Story). The author announced that after each season of the main story, there will be a season event.

Hot scenes, down to earth characters, healthy attitudes, and lots of fun.

The first season was absolutely great, hands down 10/10 an amazing work.

I was hoping the second season would be more like the first, however it largely revolves around a character who ignores consent and forces herself on people, and at one point this includes the use of drugs. What made it worse is the main character entirely goes along with this character because suddenly sex is more important than boundaries, and this didn’t sit well with me. Every guy tells the female lead that this character is psycho and that she’s basically raping people and to not get involved, but the female lead’s just like ooh she’s hot let’s team up as team forced sex. Speaking of forced sex, every guy also protests and says they would never want to do something like this, and it’s pretty believable that of their own volition they never would want it, but they do end up doing and receiving what the women ask. It’s limited to verbal protest and not physical so there’s no violent forcing, but when the guys seriously say no and then the women do it anyway… doesn’t matter if it still feels good, it’s not consent. Regardless, only the women’s desires mattered and the men’s didn’t - it sure didn’t feel like both sides wanted what was happening.

The scenarios also get a lot more adventurous and while that itself isn’t bad, I did end up just scrolling past a lot more stuff as it wasn’t my thing. The way the story’s progressing, it seems like there may be a polygamous ending, which also isn’t my thing so it’s a bit of a bummer.

All in all I’m quite disappointed - a lot of the themes they introduced in the second season could’ve been done in a fun, consensual manner and would’ve been really hot. Instead, we get a bunch of violating scenes with a manipulative woman. Ugh, still can’t believe the female lead went and ordered the psycho woman to touch the male lead (who has avoided said psycho woman for years and only wants to do things with the female lead). A respectful relationship between the two flew out the window there, replaced by a poly one (which the male lead doesn’t want anyways).

. Last updated on December 28th, 2021, 12:48am

. Last updated on December 28th, 2021, 12:48am

One popular routine involves a magician shuffling a deck of cards and asking a volunteer to select a card. After the card is chosen and returned to the deck, the magician performs a series of flourishes and manipulations, building suspense and anticipation. In a grand finale, the magician reveals the chosen card, which miraculously transforms into the royal toad. The royal toad adds an element of grandeur and surprise to card magic performances. Its distinctive image captures the attention of viewers, drawing them into the illusion. Furthermore, its association with prestige and royalty makes the reveal even more impactful, leaving spectators in awe. The royal toad is not only a tool for entertainment, but it also holds symbolic meaning in the realm of card magic. It represents transformation and metamorphosis, highlighting the magician's ability to manipulate reality and create wonder. It serves as a reminder that what we perceive as ordinary can be transformed into something extraordinary with the right skills and perspective. Overall, the royal toad is a captivating element in the world of card magic. Its appearance in routines adds an air of mystery and elegance, captivating audiences with the artistry and skill of the magician. From its intricate design to its symbolic significance, the royal toad continues to enchant and inspire magicians and spectators alike..

Reviews for "Exploring the Royal Toad's Influence on the World of Card Magic"

1. Jessica - 2/5 - I had high hopes for "The Royal Toad to Card Magic" based on the positive reviews, but I found it to be quite disappointing. The techniques and tricks explained in the book were not clear and easy to follow. The author assumed a certain level of knowledge that I just didn't have, and as a beginner, I struggled to understand the instructions. Additionally, the illustrations provided were not helpful at all. Overall, I did not find this book to be useful in improving my card magic skills.

2. John - 1/5 - This book was a complete waste of my time and money. The title is misleading as there was no real connection between the royal toad and card magic. The content was poorly written and poorly organized. The author rambled on without providing any real substance or useful tips. It felt like a hodgepodge of random thoughts thrown together. I would not recommend this book to anyone interested in learning card magic.

3. Sarah - 2/5 - I was excited to learn some new card tricks from "The Royal Toad to Card Magic," but unfortunately, the book fell short of my expectations. The explanations were convoluted and unclear, making it difficult to grasp the techniques. The author seemed more focused on showcasing their card magic skills rather than explaining them in a way that beginners can understand. I was left feeling frustrated and unsatisfied with my purchase. I would advise looking for other resources if you're serious about learning card magic.

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