Chinese Cards Are Weak? I'll Make Lu Bu Instead

The following are my personal opinions only. First of all, I highly recommend this novel; it's very good. Let me explain why I recommend it: First, although the beginning is indeed frustrating, don't worry, just keep reading and it will get better soon. Second, among card-making novels, the quality is quite good.

The writing is quite good, and the style is fluent. The appearance of historical figures reveals the rich history and brilliant civilization of our great China. However, I have one question: since the summoned spirits can communicate with the summoner and all retain their original memories, why don't these historical spirits explain the history they remember to the summoner?

After watching for a while, many people were saying it was impossible, which reminded me of Gao Huajian. Many people may not know who he is, but he's a member of the Chinese, American, British, German, and European academic societies, and currently the dean of the School of Mechanics and Engineering at Tsinghua University.

The author writes exceptionally well; the content is clear, concise, and easy to understand. There aren't many books on this subject that are written this well. The author should keep up the good work! I can't get enough! I'm rooting for you! 👍

It's not bad written, just a bit frustrating at the beginning, but overall it's alright. [What?] It's a little bit toxic, but not serious, not as bad as some comments say. 🙂🙂

This book is so good, I don't understand why it only got a 7.5 Rating. In my opinion, it deserves a 10. It's better than many books with 9.5+ Ratings; it's thrilling to read. The card game perspective is also novel; it's the first time I've seen this angle of description. The most impressive thing is its realism.

After listening to over 400 chapters, I think the author has handled the pacing of this "power fantasy" story quite well. The leveling up, unlocking new cards, and the fighting rhythm are all good. If I had to point out a shortcoming, I think there are too many fight scenes in the dungeons. In my opinion, a power fantasy protagonist should be able to kill everyone with one punch; that's what makes it truly satisfying!

The beginning was indeed a bit bleak, but that was probably setting the stage for the later rise to power. The later plot is quite good, with a few exciting parts. It has its pros and cons, but overall it's a good watch.

It's well-written and the subject matter is very novel. I hope you keep writing and don't abandon the project.

I personally quite enjoy this type of story. While some of the allusions the author used could be improved—that's just my personal opinion, of course—overall it's alright. There's definitely room for improvement, and I look forward to the rest of the story.