The Spirit Card Era: Beginning with the Stone Monkey
灵卡时代：从灵明石猴开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 380k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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This kind of mythological card-making scheme feels very likely to be a flop. There's this old eunuch who's been roaming this field for 200 years now, abandoning every book he reads. I hope you're not that old eunuch's alt account, and I especially hope you don't fall into the same trap as him.
Why monkeys again? Can't writers come up with something new for this kind of subject?
Two issues were observed: 1. The Spiritual Stone Monkey is a spirit monkey born from the Heaven-Mending Stone, so it shouldn't be a white-grade monster, especially with two powerful skills. It's more reasonable for it to be a regular monkey with some spirit monkey bloodline, thus achieving a white-grade rank. 2.
After reading the synopsis, I'd like to offer my opinion. I think it's not good that this type of novel uses too many and too varied themes. One theme is enough to write about, and at most, you should choose two or three similar themes. This book combines Journey to the West and Investiture of the Gods with Romance of the Three Kingdoms and Water Margin, making it difficult to balance the power dynamics between different themes.
I couldn't continue reading after chapter five.
It's the interstellar age, and the channels for advancement are still blocked. Human power is all about aristocratic families, right? You can't say it online or in public, can't you just spread it by word of mouth? How are you going to punish that? Especially Chapter 5, the classic left-brain battle—oh, you even guessed there was a connection?
The idea is brilliant, but the writing style is just mind-numbing.
Please continue reading
If you encounter any issues, please let me know and I can fix them! O(╥╥)o
It's obvious the author is a newcomer.
All I can say is to read more novels and see how they are written.
I feel there's a problem with the focus. Your book title and synopsis both mention cards, but the content leans more towards a normal fantasy novel. The cards are just a gimmick. Some people click on the synopsis to read about the card content, but you're covering a lot of different topics here and there, making it too broad and risk losing some readers.
What's the point of joining this lousy guild? The person who paid the fee just disappeared and then questioned me.