Super Card Fusion System

The protagonist's sign-in skill is either creating something out of nothing or stealing something. He stole the items from the first ghost and the ability user who appeared. If the sign-in is the ability user's ability, does the ability user who is signed in still have the ability?

This is a worthwhile book to read. Don't be misled by the ratings; it's a slow burn, with a weaker beginning but improving significantly later. While the character development is slightly lacking, the story structure and world-building are excellent.

The protagonist sometimes makes foolish mistakes, but the beginning is quite good. The world-building is also grand, and everything feels quite realistic, giving the impression of a mythological version of the Three Kingdoms author sharing the same vision. Giving four stars is sometimes a silly mistake... Not that the book is bad.

After reading for so long, I'll give the author five stars. Every character in the book has a distinct personality, which I like. The protagonist is a typical, ordinary person—no grand ambitions, just content with his lot. This is where the personalities of the supporting characters shine through. In each instance, the protagonist isn't a lone hero, but rather a member of a cohesive team. Overall, I think it's excellent.

This book deserves at least an 8.5 rating; I believe many more people will see it in the future.

I'm giving it five stars because I finished it. Although the later plot was a bit disappointing, the story was complete. While the writing was mediocre, which did have some impact, and the protagonist's personality was too bland, especially towards the end, it felt somewhat indescribable. However, for a long novel that I managed to finish, it's definitely passable. The story was very interesting, but unfortunately, the later parts fell apart, and the ending felt rushed.

It's neither good nor bad, but it's definitely a good read. It's a gem among Tomato books. Maybe I'm just picky, but if you're looking for something to read, you'll definitely get engrossed in it!

I suggest you change your name and the cover image; maybe you can ride the wave of popularity again. Hmm, how should I put it? It's alright.

The beginning was indeed problematic, but it gets better and better as it goes on.

The characters in this book are very well-developed. The protagonist is a bit green, but the supporting characters are very well-developed. I really like this kind of story where the protagonist grows and develops.