The Divine Card Era: From the Start, One Card Lets Me Command the Elderly Divine Monkey

A few geniuses in this village, a few geniuses in that village, a town has many villages with geniuses, a county has many small towns with geniuses, and so on. Genius is really cheap…🤪

Shennong has departed to become an immortal; do not grieve in vain. For minor matters, inquire with incense; for major matters, dig up his grave.

The plot is quite good, and it avoids the typical "useless" storylines. There are a few questions: 1. What are the conditions for sealing the God Card? If it's the monsters' recognition and acceptance, then it proves they possess intelligence, but this hasn't been shown yet. 2. The origin of the primordial demon seed that the protagonist fused with, and the reason for his 19 rebirths.

So far it looks good, pretty good. There aren't any plot points where someone seals away a powerful figure only to be seen as useless, which is great. Keep it up!

Let me explain the card-based gameplay in this book. With enough talent, almost anything can be sealed with a divine card. Even the very rules of heaven and earth themselves. Readers don't need to worry about lifespan. Each time a Divine Card Master advances in rank, their lifespan increases, which will be explained later.

Just kidding, almost every card-based novel has Sun Wukong (the Monkey King) in it 🤮🤮🤮 Can't it work without him?!

These books are all academic texts; not a single one of them can break out of this framework.

Deluxe version of the gourmet hot pot dragon 🐉🐉🐉

The beginning of this novel was alright, but in the last few chapters, they've gotten into some kind of talent theory, which means that without talent, you can't reach the top and can only stay at the bottom, no matter what you do. What kind of novel is this? Isn't this just like that bloodline theory?

The characters' thinking is too childish; it's only suitable for young children.