Fantasy Card Maker: Starting with Succubi

I suggest you keep updating frequently; the current word count is still too low. Many people might see this but not necessarily click on it. Also, this was seen on the recommendation list.

Everything was fine until the special skill cards, which were a bit of a letdown. It felt like everything was going well and then this one suddenly appeared. Keep up the good work, author!

I'm not sure if someone is maliciously rating this. It had a 9.3 Rating the day before yesterday, but only 5.9 Today. I think it's pretty good; it makes driving quite stable.

There's a story and some erotic content; I need to write about time travel and immortality carefully. Hopefully, I won't end up in the dark room (in the past, I probably won't). Keep it up! 🤔

Character cards will receive a significant boost in future awakening stages. Feel free to share your thoughts below (for example, many people want to see a loli transform into a mature woman). Also, please like and vote for your favorite character!

I've finished watching it, and overall it's pretty good. 1. The characters are very well-developed, showcasing Tomato's high level of writing skill. Each important character has a significant amount of screen time and leaves a deep impression. As a harem novel, it avoids favoritism, with no character disappearing for extended periods.

I've already fallen in love with this book and hope the author continues to write well, avoids hiatus, doesn't release bad content, avoids clichéd plots, and focuses on maintaining the characters' established personalities.

It's really quite good; the concept is amazing, and the characters are well-developed. The ending was a bit abrupt.

Plots involving time are often complex and can easily fall apart if you're not careful. I hope to see this book reach 500,000 words.

I didn't understand the time travel part. I don't know why they were wary of Leah. It felt like there was some foreshadowing.