A Sect for Everyone: I Combine Scrap Cards to Create the Primordial Heavenly Sect

It has a strong AI element, but I quite like the main character's personality—quiet and reserved (though a bit of a know-it-all). Everyone in the show is quick-witted and quite funny. The plot and logic aren't very rigorous, but overall it's acceptable. I especially liked the middle school entrance exam scene later on; it was quite exciting! 🤦 The plot is a classic, but there aren't any truly nasty moments; everyone's just trash-talking all the time. 🤦

This novel, featuring a universal sect theme, is excellent. The story setting is novel, where everyone awakens their own sect and participates in fierce competition. The protagonist starts off in dire straits, possessing only a pile of useless cards discarded by others, and his sect is on the verge of collapse.

The subject matter is novel and very interesting. One day in reality is equivalent to one year in the sect, but the author sometimes gets confused himself. For example, after a sect disciple breaks through to the Foundation Establishment stage, the sect says they cannot fight again for three days, but these three days are actually real-world time.

I have to give this book a thumbs up! The protagonist is extremely cautious, and the airtight logic is captivating. The slow-burn yet tightly paced rhythm is very comfortable, and I finished it in one whole day. Every character has their own strengths and their own growth trajectory: the protagonist's caution influences the entire group to improve, and Young Master Zhou transforms from an…

The world-building is very complete: high school seniors awaken their sect territories at age eighteen, where one day in reality equals one year in the sect; sect members die, and sect leaders face immense pressure—it's not child's play. The protagonist starts with only two ordinary blank cards given to him by his parents through hard work, and his intelligence test score is low, yet he remains…

Yes, it's great! I didn't have high hopes at first, but it got more and more enjoyable as I watched. Overall, it's very nice.

Having read this far shows I enjoy this book, especially its setting and character dialogues. However, I also have to point out some plot holes: 1️⃣ In the era of the "Everyone's Sect Master," the circulation and consumption of cards in the market should be substantial. Card dealers would always be hoarding and selling off their stock.

This novel boasts a gripping and suspenseful plot. The author has created a vast yet detailed world, with vividly portrayed characters whose personalities, backgrounds, and motivations are all vividly depicted. The story combines thrilling adventure with deeply moving emotional scenes, keeping the reader on the edge of their seats at times and bringing tears to their eyes at others. The writing is beautiful and fluent, providing an excellent reading experience. Highly recommended!

Okay, then I must have misremembered. I remember something like, "I'm outside, baby, let's sleep together, my precious son?" I'm so ashamed of myself; I thought the same thing!

New theme, new genre. Content available online. The simulation time is just right. No unnecessary padding. Humorous and entertaining content. The downside is its concise and impactful nature. It got a bit boring later on, and the rewards were too stingy. There weren't any really exciting moments. And almost all of them are forced battles against opponents of a higher level. There is no concept of battles between opponents of the same level.