Global Game: Susanoo from the Start

Good guy, another Liu Xia Hui type protagonist

After reading the first five chapters, Nima felt that this book was forcibly assimilating people's IQ, and forcibly assimilating the reader's IQ to the same level as the author. I would like to ask, since the protagonist has no system and no plug-ins, how can a white card pool have so many powerful cards? If there are so many powerful cards in the white card, then wouldn't there be more good cards in the card pool with better colors than the protagonist's cards? Is the protagonist a piece of shit? At most, it's just a mysterious card left by his parents, and it's not unique. According to the introduction, the protagonist's white card is different, but why is the protagonist's white card different just because he is a time traveler? Then if there is another time traveler, wouldn't it be like taking off directly like the protagonist? Don't tell me that there won't be another time traveler. The question is, as long as there is a time traveler, can he do this? Don't tell me that he is the protagonist. Other protagonists will at least bring a system or a treasure or something.

This is too forced to pretend to be a pig, you can always explain it...

Chapter 26: Entered the dark room?

This book doesn't have much! After all, it is the author's first work, and the results are beyond expectations! Thank you all for your subscriptions! It's not that the author doesn't update, it's that there is nothing he can do! On the day it was released, I stayed up all night in order to publish it. As a result, I had a long-term illness and relapsed. I had surgery yesterday, and I feel energetic enough to sit up today. There were fewer updates in the past two days, but I still stayed up late to save articles!!

The first card has 99 spiritual power, but the second card has no spiritual power?

Didn't you write about Hyōrinmaru in the first few chapters? Why did it become Yuzu Shirayuki in chapter 56?

The Myriad Solution, which has a sharp blade like fire, can make the entire Soul Society boil, but why does it end up setting the whole room on fire when it comes to the protagonist? Is the temperature of the sun so weak? Don't you have any idea about six thousand degrees Celsius? It stands to reason that the first solution can cause a building to burn down.

I seem to have seen your name somewhere

Isn't it because of the word count? In Chapter 12, a rule that can be clearly explained in two lines is still confusing after hundreds of words. Is it necessary?