Mythic Spirit Card Master: From the Start, I Have the Divine Beast Bai Ze!

It's much better than the last one, although it still has some melodramatic plot points. The power levels get a bit chaotic later on, and the author still doesn't seem very good at writing female characters, but really wants to write about gods. Can we please level up faster?

Wow, this doesn't seem right. Your focus isn't on card making; it's all about romance.

A great film I almost missed because of its title; it's really good.

5 stars. The theme is good, and the plot is engaging, but it's too short. Author, please update soon. I have a small question: Is there an unspoken rule among authors that pseudonyms are named this way? Main characters often reverse their names or use homophones. Homophones seem fine at first glance, but they all sound the same when pronounced.

Yes, it's very well written, absolutely fantastic! I strongly suggest incorporating more mythological characters, especially the Four Swordsmen of Zhu Xian 🤔🤔🤔🤔 Also, could you please speed it up? It's too short.

I feel this book is well-written and motivating to keep reading. There aren't any major flaws, but I feel the author portrays the protagonist as... Well, very powerful in the secret realm, yet somewhat limited in reality.

I'd rate it four out of ten right now. The premise was pretty good. As long as it doesn't involve romantic entanglements or harem elements, there shouldn't be any major problems. Hmm, that was hasty. I just said it was okay, but then...

Card-based novels, with cards as a secondary element, feature various races and the human race primarily based on mythological stories from the Classic of Mountains and Seas.

Mythical Beasts from the Classic of Mountains and Seas

It's very good, but the main character's progress is a little slow, probably because there aren't enough chapters.