Astrological Card Master: Starting as the Star Official of Mao Ri

Twenty-Eight Mansions Eastern Azure Dragon Spica Two stars, one in the north and one in the south, hang straight up; a flat path leads to the heavens; always, two dark stars are connected. There is another crow named Jinxian. On the right side of the level road, a solitary abyss stands, its highest point resembling a Zhou dynasty tripod.

This book is good. But don't boast or claim it's non-toxic. Please, the initial setup is incomplete. The Star Card Master described it as if you could summon anything just by finding a star field and drawing an outline. At most, add background settings. But the beginning wasn't complete, so I had to guess and make up my mind when I read it later. The card maker was speechless.

For now, the main character can be called Mao Ri Ji (茆日鸡); "Mao Ri Xing Guan" (昴日星官) doesn't seem quite right.

If you find this book acceptable and would like it to go further, please try to read the latest chapter every day, even if you just skip to the end of the latest chapter. In today's recommendation systems, following along with other content is extremely important, and it must be done effectively.

So far, every new faction that emerges rushes in to trample on the Great Xia, and it seems the other side doesn't pay any price for it. The Heavenly Court and Underworld systems, according to the author's setting, should have a high level of prestige, but so far there aren't many truly powerful cards.

The twelve constellations seem a bit out of place here, even though there's an explanation. The twelve zodiac signs from the Three Enclosures, Four Symbols, and Twenty-Eight Mansions would be more suitable, although I know they're trying to write about two systems. I wonder if the ten Heavenly Stems and twelve Earthly Branches will be included later.

Blue Scorpion Tail Mech

Hello author, these are just some of my humble opinions. I've read up to chapter 323, and I'm starting to have trouble continuing. The concept is novel and interesting, and the overall worldview is quite good. However, the writing style is somewhat immature, some dialogues are a bit childish, and there's a lot of witty banter where it shouldn't be.

Your last two pictures are really baffling. I don't know if this is meant to lead to some future interaction with this woman or some connection with this whale, but the plot you've arranged is just too inexplicable.

I've only just started writing, so the beginning was a bit discouraging. And is the world view about family monopoly? (I haven't finished reading it, so I'll correct any mistakes later.) Then it's probably already been sent, and school is meaningless because it's no longer something that can be determined by talent or anything like that.