This Summoner Is Ridiculous

I've been a long-time reader since the Duel City series. At first, I thought this book was pretty good; it was quite creative in many ways and had elements and references to Yu-Gi-Oh! But gradually, the book just didn't feel right. The card battles, one of the core elements of the book, are clearly part of the design, but they're poorly designed: How many cards are in a deck?

The author's first two books were essentially fan fiction, with established world-building. However, for this original book, I hope the author carefully plans the world-building and avoids forcing it in later, as it will feel awkward. Supporting the new book! _(:з"∠)_

I've been following this series since the last one, and I feel the supporting characters and plot are a bit silly. After all, readers who have followed anime like Yu-Gi-Oh! Are probably not too young. Fan fiction with a lighthearted tone is a way of respecting the original work. If the original work uses the same plot and formula, it would be boring without the added emotional appeal.

I won't say too much, I just hope you treat your cards well. In the history of Yu-Gi-Oh!, Almost no protagonist or even villain uses cards as tools, but you are the complete opposite. All the cards, whether powerful or weak, whether they have any connection to you or not, are just data to you. The world you describe isn't the real world we live in, but a world dominated by cards.

There's a problem now: the main character only has two epic cards at chapter 65, and everyone else is already hailed as phenomenal. Isn't that a bit over the top? How will they build up their power later on? It feels like there aren't many epic cards in the entire country. Will even minor characters get epic cards later on? That would completely disrupt the power balance.

This kind?

I've finished reading it... Although this book is supposed to be lighthearted, it's way too lighthearted, isn't it? With a cheat that costs almost nothing, you learn everything instantly. It's like they've just forcibly cut off the intelligence of the supporting characters. The card effects are all borrowed from Yu-Gi-Oh!... Why not just write another Yu-Gi-Oh! Fanfic?

Anyway, don't copy the unscientific beast taming from the other book, or I'll quit. Seriously, that unscientific beast taming is truly speechless. I read it from the book before that, and even the sect leader had some heartwarming moments, but the beast taming was just too pretentious. I quit after reading a bit. I think the beginning of this book is good, but don't be like that other book where after one chapter there's nothing but showing off. I just couldn't stand it.

Does this book have a female lead? 🤫

Although it's a bit late, we could actually learn from the writing style of "The Elf Master" by Qingquan Liuxiang, using an original world view but still remaining a Yu-Gi-Oh! Fanfic. That would actually be better. This one directly transitioned from fanfic to original, making the transition a bit awkward.