A Card Game That Started with Beast Control

I won't talk about the plot first, but let's talk about some of the settings. First of all, when it comes to the so-called beast master's downgrade, I understand that high-level players can drop to the intermediate level because they stop fighting, but I don't understand that you can drop to the junior level. Then there is the so-called "sail against the current, or retreat if you don't advance" level promotion method. Then there are two situations in the whole world. First, apart from the strongest group of masters in the world, there are old people, that is to say, there are those over 50 years old, and the rest are all young people in their teens, 20s, or even 30s at most. The second is that the entire world is polarized, either a master or a junior beast master. Then the question is, who is watching the secret realm? Don't tell me that those who have given up fighting (can't stand the pain, can't be promoted to master, and can't be stuck at a high level) are here to guard it, right? The second is the setting of building card production products. Market demand determines the quality and direction of the product. The finished product will change greatly due to market demand. Is it unreasonable that the raw materials will also change accordingly? Take today's society as an example. The construction industry is dominated by reinforced concrete. So can you say that wood has withdrawn from building houses? Even if it exits the construction industry, what about other industries? Like goods, furniture, even fuel. Another example is bamboo. Bamboo also served as a building material when wooden buildings were popular in the past (it still does today). Now, do you think bamboo has completely withdrawn from the market? No. Then the question is, are you kidding me when you say you can't eat a building card that can produce raw materials for a lifetime?

There's no one there, so I'll taste it myself and have a taste.

It's so painful to watch every sentence

The creativity is very good, but the writing skills are lacking. Try to improve.