Good writing style! The writer knows how to use details to create a sense of setting every time. He also takes his time to describe characters. I can see the use of show, not tell since it manages to immerse me.The story seems to be about traveling to other worlds and exploring different themes. Kinda ingenious if I say so!As for the MC, Caleb? Author, did you use Caleb, the name of one of the spies in the bible? Hmm.. Interesting. For now, Caleb is relatable and I like how vulgar he thinks.The updating stability isn't that bad. You can see for yourself.Lastly, world background. Not enough information to decide so...

Good writing style! The writer knows how to use details to create a sense of setting every time. He also takes his time to describe characters. I can see the use of show, not tell since it manages to immerse me.The story seems to be about traveling to other worlds and exploring different themes. Kinda ingenious if I say so!As for the MC, Caleb? Author, did you use Caleb, the name of one of the spies in the bible? Hmm.. Interesting. For now, Caleb is relatable and I like how vulgar he thinks.The updating stability isn't that bad. You can see for yourself.Lastly, world background. Not enough information to decide so...

This book is a whirlwind of a journey - it's a kaleidoscope of fearsome monsters, otherworldly politics, and a protagonist with the kind of luck that would make Vegas regulars green with envy. Strap in and shuffle up for a journey that melds fantasy, action, humor, and a high-stakes game of 'Go Fish'.The tale’s setting is a far cry from Earth, a realm of high-flying humanoid bats (which give a whole new meaning to 'bat out of hell') and a menagerie of creatures that could give H.P. Lovecraft a run for their money. It's got the stakes of a blackjack table on steroids, with survival pinned to the draw of a card. And the cards? Let's just say they're a little more powerful than your aunt's tarot deck.Our protagonist (let's call him 'Johan') is a breath of fresh air. Amid a world teetering on destruction and suffused with horrifying creatures, Johan carries the weight of the world on his shoulders – and a deck of Divine Quality Cards in his pocket. From summoning high-tier ghouls to crafting his monster breed, Johan turns the ‘gloom and doom’ situation into a masterclass of wit, perseverance, and humor. It’s like watching David Blaine and Bear Grylls have a love child.The book is littered with dark humor that'd make Tim Burton chuckle, street-smart quips that wouldn't be out of place in a Tarantino flick, and timeless jokes that deliver chuckles in spades. The humor seeping through the intense combats and deadly politics is the cherry on top of this audacious tale. It's not every day you find a character jesting in the face of a tier-9 ghoul or making wisecracks during a life-or-death test.

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This story makes me feel like I'm literally watching movie! Damn the Author is so good at that aspect that I don't even notice the time when reading! I thought it would be similar to LOTM but I'm disappointed. But, as I kept reading I found that although it wasn't similar, this work has its own WORLD and damn theres a lot of undercurrents and dangers going on! I didn't regret that I continued the story... Lastly, the characters! They are so lifelike, their conversation doesn't feel force, and they have their own personality. The author really took his time! good job Author!!