This is a book that I can review endlessly. I read it over and over again. I really love it. The plot of each card is also very interesting and there are no obvious logical flaws.
Some of the novels written by Juejue are really good, and some of them are really bad. I think this one is somewhere in the middle. I like the characters very much, but some of the logic doesn't flow very well.
This is the first book about natural disasters and stockpiling that I have read. Some of the natural disasters written in it are very realistic, and the teammates are also great. There are no big logical problems.
I want to read similar books in Chinese, but I haven't found a few. This one is also a little bit logically unsound, but the plot in Chinese is pretty good, with clever ideas.
I love it very much, I love every beast pet that was created, and it's pretty good after I get emotional. This article is good to filter out some cognitive logic bugs. Although the beast pets in the back are a little less than the previous one, and the extras are a bit disappointing, but it's really okay.
The character design is well grasped, and the rhythm is also good. It's great. I've been looking for similar Meiyu stories but I haven't been able to find them.
There is a link with the author's previous book, but it does not affect reading. There is a sense of collision between the West and the East, and the story is very novel.
I love it very much, but I haven't found anything of this type since then. It's a bit long but the emotional interaction is very good, and the team is also great.
The reading is very smooth, the subject matter is also very novel, and the handling is very good. However, it would be nice if there were more plots where the protagonist creates new cards by himself. But then it should become a long story. I can read it in one sitting. It is very comfortable and worth reading.