God-Tier Cardmaking: You Have to Stop Acting Human to Get Stronger

It's really good, with lots of inside jokes, some of which I even had to search for to find out. I'd eat the male lead if he were human 🤦 [OK], he shouldn't be holding a pen, he should be holding a sword, he's so sly 😏. Also, the section I spent the most time reading was actually the commentary; the comment section is full of talented people! 😏 When will WarGreymon be featured? And the three from Bikini Bottom too. Don't just release the Pineapple House monster; give SpongeBob a try too.

It's a fairly mature book, with a mature plot and writing style, but I genuinely can't accept this writing style. I wouldn't say I hate it, but it's inexplicably irritating to read. It's the kind of style where the author has a strong urge to confide but doesn't want to speak properly, which is more awkward than a girlfriend having her period.

F·L·A·G Rating: Forbidden Effect: Replaces some of the opponent's cards with flags that have different effects 😏 For example, the following: I'll go back to my hometown to get married after the battle ends. Your life is already as fleeting as a candle in the wind. There's nothing left to be afraid of. Unbeatable 😏

What I wish for comes true? Is this what they call card making? This is what they call "thinking about"?

I have a feeling this book will be a huge hit. Just like that book I learned how to slay gods in the mental hospital.

These kinds of novels feel very familiar; there were similar ones a couple of years ago. Transmigrator protagonist Card maker profession The little pet heroine (that one is an ancient card, this one transforms into an insect) And leading students As long as you're having fun with the memes, that's all that matters.

Keep writing! I suggest adding more cards with special mechanics; just enough cards that stack stats are sufficient.

The writing is okay, but I've seen similar plot points before 😏😏

Well written, just need more frequent updates, and maybe some Three Kingdoms Kill cards!

The idea of drawing demon talents from the human race's card pool is hilarious!