What Makes a Top-Tier Card?

The premise was good, but I feel the author ruined it. A strange feeling of durian cake with wasabi paired with freshly squeezed preserved egg.

The game forcibly uses hidden card information to manipulate the villains. It directly hides the information for the college student and the card that provides the roll ability, while directly displaying the attributes for the female characters. Furthermore, the hidden card effects have no limitations; they work even if it's not your card.

Wouldn't you get confused if you opened two books with two accounts at once?

Sigh, I hadn't watched it yet, thinking I'd save up a lot to watch all at once, but the main character's personality is just too overpowered. In the Dark Little Red Riding Hood part, the main character bets the highest number of points all by himself... And the logic is completely broken. Is it because I was watching it while simultaneously watching it?

Is this a fantasy diary for elementary school students, bro?

This author's writing has a dated feel to it—it's outdated.

I don't know why, but I always feel a sense of loneliness when reading this author's novels.

The quality plummeted as soon as it was released. Before its release, it updated twice a day; after release, it updated once a day; and now it's only once every two days...

The world has made a mistake, Great Celestial Venerable, and will never engage in internal strife.

I feel like I've done enough; I can move on to the next book.