[Cards + No System + Passionate battles + Multiple classes + Leveling progression + Spirit Realms]
A hundred years ago, SAI independently created a Spirit Realm called Divine Revelation. Humanity entered an entirely new era, one in which people could become gods with Spirit Cards.
At eighteen, Chu He awakened the mysterious Fate Card, “No Taboo,” becoming the only all-element Spirit Card Master. The price was that he could only use the lowest-grade main Spirit Cards. As he struggled to grow stronger, his cool heartthrob image gradually fell apart:
A toy gun capable of punching through alloy mechs in his hand, a slime above his head that could take the form of all the mythical beasts in the heavens, and a black box on his back concealing a peerless vicious sword...
At the peak of the Spirit Realm, Chu He leans against the Apocalypse Throne, a toy Rubik’s Cube in his left hand and a picture book in his right. A coffin lid is strapped to his back, and a ghostly green glow hangs above his head. He says softly, “This world needs a god, and I am their king!”
The plot is a bit cliche in some places, but the writing is okay. The villain is a little brainless, but the content is still exciting. Overall, it's okay, and the flaws are not hidden. This book still has something remarkable. The author can update it more, and learn from the charismatic villains written by other authors. The plot can be cliché, but it must also be innovative. The above is purely my personal opinion, it may be a little abrupt, please feel free to comment.
A relatively new topic for me I feel like the main character is a bit straight but still pretty good. Then the author will add more💢
Okay, pretty good
I think it's pretty good, the idea is novel
. It's beautiful, but there are not many people there.
Good looking, but a bit lacking
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking