I'm the Creator Dragon of All Things, Yet I Don't Want to Play Cards

Let me preface this by saying that this book does not involve playing cards. Please feel free to voice any opinions or suggestions here.

It's getting a bit boring right now; it feels like there's no overall direction. The author seems to be constantly introducing female characters without a complete story to house them. Often, their roles overlap too much, to the point of being tiresome. The charm of these characters often only shines within their original stories. Without a story, they have no appeal. Even if you introduce more characters, it doesn't change the fundamental problem with the story itself. It's too bloated; I don't even know what the author is trying to write anymore.

I've always felt that Yu-Gi-Oh! Card stories are great material for writing novels, but I haven't seen any good ones (most of them were abandoned). Maybe it's because everyone's interested in the card games. Anyway, thank you so much to the author! #(Cute)

Is Shennong present or absent?

Whether they are heroes or villains, characters in a stage play should leave the stage when they are supposed to; dragging them out without them dying is unpleasant to watch. The people I'm talking about here are not those who are just background characters or whose names are mentioned only once or twice.

From the beginning until now, apart from the initial deaths or background props, have any named characters died? The main characters seem very tense, but the plot gives me a strange sense of relaxation. I've seen too many childish games; I'm craving something bloody.

I want to watch High School DxD x Three Phantoms I want to see the male protagonist fight the Three Illusionary Demons with the Crimson Dragon Emperor, but I don't know whether the Crimson Dragon Emperor or the Three Illusionary Demons is stronger. Or you could add a fallen angel, since there are already fallen angels, so how about adding Lucifer? In the later stages of High School DxD, the "666 Beast" appeared, so adding a Fallen Angel and a mark would be quite fitting. The Beast of 666 is related to Lucifer, and the prototype of the branded Aruba seems to be based on Satan. The prototypes of the three Phantoms are also recorded in the Bible, so the connection seems very strong.

The first part seemed pretty good, and then they added the Steins; Gate section, which I was quite looking forward to, thinking it would use the Steins; Gate protagonists to connect the different worlds. But... The rest was pretty bad. First, they added some Cyberpunk 2077 content, then they threw in a heavily modified and mixed Sword Art Online fiasco—it was a mess and not very interesting. Personally, I think they should have just ended it after the first volume.

I still prefer Aleister. Although I don't watch Yu-Gi-Oh! Card art or play Yu-Gi-Oh!, In this story, it feels like the villains are just doing good deeds. They're completely passive and like a few wooden figures. The story after Aleister's creation feels a bit bland and tasteless.

Honestly, I have no interest in reading a book that only gets one chapter a day, so sometimes you really can't blame the readers for letting it die from over-enrollment. The novel next door, *Miracle*, has been updating almost 3.5 Million words since May, and I can read a bit of that after a week of waiting. This one took me a month to finish.