After Saving the World, I Received Nine-Digit Wishes

This is my second book review. To avoid any bias (and to allow readers to view this review more objectively), I'll list my current preferences: time travel, magic, crossdressing, gender swapping, depressing, protagonist is an ordinary person, intellectual battles, lighthearted; types I dislike: brainless overpowered protagonists, harem, and "heavy" novels. Reading progress: the part before the paid chapters (because this is the only update I've made at the time of writing this review). Here's the main text: A novel with very light-hearted language. I must say, this novel is very close to the definition of a light novel: a novel that can be easily read. Having just finished something very troublesome, or after reading...

Anyone want to go clubbing at a gravesite?

Tomb sweeping... I haven't found another card game novel yet, nor one as interesting as this one.

The beginning was quite interesting.

Tomb sweeping

If possible, I would still like to find a way to turn the protagonist back into a "princess," since the female lead is in love with the "princess" Puninar.

The author still owes six updates.

Update, shortened my lifespan!

Tomb sweeping

Why can't I make a wish that I can make in another world?