Global Cards: I Create a Chinese Mythology Series

As long as it's not Japanese, that's fine. There are tons of ninja and onmyoji stuff these days, do they even deserve to be compared to Chinese mythology?

The book is alright, it's decent enough, but I don't understand why they turned the Zerg into a weapon. It's completely incomprehensible. They just said the Zerg only had melee capabilities, and then they turned it into a weapon, making it even more useless.

Imperial Card: Empress Dowager Cixi (Qing Dynasty) Skill: When you summon this card, this unit will appear in the enemy camp and temporarily become their property (the enemy has no control over it). It will also forcibly recruit one to three enemy civil and military officials as vassals. Vassal officials cannot attack their lord and will share damage with their lord.

Why do the teachers have Western names while all the students have Eastern names? I've only read two or three chapters, but I just have to get this off my chest.

Stop writing about academic fiction; it's all outdated tropes from ancient times, it's disgusting to read.

Actually, it's a bit difficult to assess his ability when writing about Chinese mythology. Strength and bloodline potential need to be clearly defined. However, the format of the magic cards is quite good.

1. Six Gods Azure Dragon; White Tiger; Vermilion Bird; Black Tortoise; Hooked Serpent; Teng Serpent 2. The Four Spirits Qilin, Phoenix, Yellow Dragon, Tortoise 3. The Four Fiends Taotie, Qiongqi, Taotie, Chaos 4. Auspicious Beast Pixiu (貔貅), Jiao Duan, Lu Wu, Bai Ze 5. Ferocious Beast Nine-Headed Serpent, Zhu Huai, Ao Hen, Hou, Gu Diao 6. Mythical Beasts Fei, Zhujian, Kushu, Paoxiao, Danghu

Don't bring up things like the prehistoric era or the Investiture of the Gods; otherwise, you're just putting up a false front.

Feel free to comment below this post with any fun card deck ideas.

It's watchable, the food and supplies are a bit toxic, and the women are a bit annoying.