Why Do You Have so Many Beautiful Girls in Your Deck?

The cards and card battles in this book are just a gimmick. The main content is sister cards and various copies. It is probably no different if it is replaced by a girl summoning beast girl servent. The follow-up of the main world is estimated to be that the protagonist takes his sister to win the first place among the Celestial Dragons and then goes to the academy; then he makes friends with the Celestial Dragons who do not discriminate against civilians or simply finds a Celestial Dragon girlfriend who does not discriminate against civilians, then upgrades and obtains new sisters, and meets a few more The Celestial Dragons who discriminate against common people and the Celestial Dragons who covet the girl card are pretending to be slapped in the face, and then there is the classic experience of the academy. Then when the protagonist's strength increases and his class suddenly becomes no longer a problem, the script of regional, national or even world-level braves leading a harem to fight against the devil begins.

The author's idea is very interesting, but the details are lacking, which is a pity. If you want to become a god-level writer, you must be "detailed" in detail. Four points for encouragement The dungeon of Slay the Spire is hard to describe in one sentence. Originally, you wrote the dungeon in the later stage like an outline, and also introduced the creation of world view, exclusive nouns, NPC names, and background from other works without introducing it in detail to the readers. Obviously the self-created dungeons in the early stage are pretty good, but the card system is also a mess. The self-created cards are mixed with Slay the Spire cards. So I might as well read the Slay the Spire fanfic. The author has lost control.

It is obvious that the article was typed entirely by hand, which makes me happy after reading a lot of AI style articles😀 Advantages: The world view is very grand Disadvantages: The author's writing style needs to be improved, and there were some parts that made me confused (lack of logic). Of course, I didn't worry about it in the end, and I didn't torture myself by reading a novel. (And can you please not make the male protagonist look so wooden? It feels a bit forced. The last time I saw someone so wooden was a few years ago.) It can be seen that the writing style has been steadily improving, including dialogue, characterization and plot description. Come on!

The world view is quite big, the protagonist is a normal person with conscience, not bad

This book is worth reading

Not bad, but there are a little fewer chapters

It's a good book. I feel it has potential now and is not brainless.

A very excellent work. The world system and power system are very fascinating. It can even be used as a new world template for summoning novels.

The world view is quite large, but the character creation is very bland, as bland as water, and not very good-looking.

I haven't seen the deck so far, but the sister card is also good. The author will give me 5 updates a day.

It's pretty good so far, except that it's a bit unreadable. I hope the author can update it from time to time.