Boss, Please Possess Me

This "invincible protagonist" trope... Refers to a situation where the protagonist summons a god whenever they're about to be killed, only then can they defeat the enemy... The protagonist is usually weak, so it feels like the summoned god is incredibly weak—the power is directly proportional to the cost, and if the cost isn't high enough, the god is just a weakling.

At first glance, the first few pictures seemed alright, but as I looked at them, something felt off. There wasn't a single thing that was appealing. But you couldn't say they were particularly bad; they were just completely devoid of anything attractive. What a waste of my time!

Second

In the early chapters, when the protagonist was an ordinary person, the differences between him and the original owner of this body were quite significant. Why didn't his parents notice? This felt too contrived.

It feels like it would be more interesting to have a more balanced approach, without restrictions on who possesses whom or how many cards are played at once, as the effects would vary. Otherwise, having only one powerful character is too one-dimensional. 🤤