The Magic Cards I Created Can Evolve Without Limit

The yin is strong and the yang is weak, and the super geniuses in it are basically women except for pig feet! You can tell just by looking at the chapter titles, it's outrageous.

The subject matter is good, but the beginning is too slow. The nagging classmate is really a **, grinding and grinding. At the beginning, you have an affair with a school beauty who seems to have little potential. What should you do in the later stage and keep holding on to her? Or have you never thought about the later stage? Also, the character of the protagonist is really good. He first saved others and then shared the team points equally. After doing all the work himself, he divided the **** materials equally with others. Others only took some and said more, but he couldn't stand it. The protagonist directly said, "I owe you a favor." If you have anything to do with me, come to me, what? Something.

This combat power setting is not very good, and the description of the academy is too unflattering. At least there are a few more levels in between. If you are ranked in the top ten as soon as you enter, you will graduate as soon as you enter. . . . . Generally speaking, the scale is not large enough.

Why does this get more and more exaggerated the more I write about it?

The protagonist is hidden too deeply. All the improved strength is hidden. There is no difference. Only the mythical strength is revealed. The legendary strength is hidden a hundred times.

The Magic Cards are all Digimon, and people who haven't seen them will be confused. Some other magic cards should be interspersed, or some can be defined as special model cards, such as skills in some movies and TV series.

Lucemon does not necessarily have to evolve. The magnificent cross in the growth stage will directly smash a solar system for you, and the output will be explosive. Moreover, you can directly lock the possibility of Lucemon evolving, but its strength can be infinitely improved.

Does the card's combat power have nothing to do with the card master? Is it just about card level? That's a bit lame

Like the title, can the author change MetalGreymon into MechanicalGreymon? I believe most people are most familiar with Mechanical Greymon. Metal Greymon is too tiring to read.

Digimon has no illustrations, bad reviews, and lacks a lot of sense of immersion.