God-Tier Magic Cards: My Cards Are Ferocious!

Nice

The logic is terrible! The author writes whatever they want, no matter how bizarre it is. It's the author's book, the author's decision. For example, the protagonist, a Gold-level character, just relies on his aura to spout nonsense, scaring away the Platinum-level Silver Moon Wolf (who can stop time) so it doesn't harm his Silver-level pet.

It was good at the beginning, but boring later on.

The character levels are a mess, the protagonist is incredibly stupid, completely unable to utilize system resources, the writing is simplistic, and whenever danger arises, the protagonist can't think of any solutions and relies entirely on system tasks, recklessly courting death. The author probably doesn't even know what the system has given the protagonist; many useful items are saved for later. Thumbs down.

It's better than most of what I've seen, but not as exciting.

It's so good, so good, so good!

It's probably made by a beginner; it's not very good-looking, just average.

I feel that all the monsters whose evolution paths to King level are observed by the protagonist will definitely be King level by then. So, King level monsters will be everywhere, less valuable than cabbages.

The rest of the writing is a complete mess. It mentions advancing to Platinum earlier, then suddenly switching back to Gold, and then Gold versus Diamond – what kind of writing is that? And it's so overly sentimental; even when someone is about to be killed, it still lets them go.

The protagonist has moral issues.