The Myriad Realms Game Arena: Supreme Cards

The protagonist's ability is of the highest level, but its performance is not as good as that of the gold card. The score was wrong; the protagonist's two supreme abilities were reborn after being defeated by someone's golden talent. That's really awesome.

The epic feel was well done, but why wasn't there an equal connection channel between the creator and the cosmos? Is it impossible to communicate without the control of the true world? That's a bit far-fetched, isn't it? What exactly is the protagonist's goal...?

It's a good read, although many people find it confusing. The main reason is that the author's writing style is a bit cumbersome; the details are explained too clearly, but the pacing and plot twists are too fast, making it seem disorganized. Reading this book makes me feel like the author's personality is quite similar to mine 🤦. In short, my assessment of this book is that it's written by a novice and not suitable for beginners.

The concept of the first Supreme Card was interesting, and the second was also quite good, but the plot became a bit detached. I didn't continue watching after that; it felt like the things that were initially appealing had disappeared.

This book has a very interesting premise and is worth reading. It was the first time I read a card-based novel, and I found it very interesting. It's a pity that Tomato (the author) doesn't write many. This one is quite good, and it has reached the word count, but unfortunately, it's still not enough. I hope the author will update more! 😆😆😆

I personally think it's pretty good, it suits my XP system, and I hope there will be more updates.

It's alright. I quite like the premise, but there are still some shortcomings. The expected high-level combat power lacks impact, and the protagonist's status isn't high enough—surprisingly, he's not the only one. I already imagined the ending where countless versions of myself merge into one, which is quite imaginative. And considering I've watched this far, I'll give it a thumbs up.

Why is this happening to a girl?

So far, episodes one and two are very good, episode three is boring with little to see, and episode four is probably going to be good too. Episode one is for introducing the world-building, episode two is an exciting adventure, and episode three is just okay because it's only about card games.

The concept is pretty good, quite interesting.