Elemental Card King.

Chapter 74 Remarks on the launch
I will update promptly at 8:00 AM tomorrow, with a minimum of 12,000 words.

Many thanks to all the readers who have followed this far; your encouragement and support have truly given me the confidence to persevere.

For the past two years, I haven't written a book for a long time due to personal matters, so I'm quite rusty and my writing speed hasn't been able to pick up during the new book's production period.

Of course, in order to prepare for his first book, the author did a lot of preliminary work before publishing it, and the mind map was already filled with detailed settings and world-building content.

The author was greatly encouraged by the comments from readers who expressed their agreement with the world-building, their fondness for the unique design of the ancient meditation method, and their appreciation for the mature foreshadowing in the outline.

However, there are pros and cons. The excessive piling up of elements during the new book's release period has somewhat affected the reading experience.

This is what the author refers to as making a mistake that a novice should make: having too strong an urge to express oneself, wanting to throw everything out at once.

Simultaneously.

Unlike other card-based novels, this book is set in a futuristic, high-tech atmosphere, which leads to the introduction of armed summoned beasts and powered armor.

Similarly, the entire Card Master civilization is highly prosperous and developed, enjoying a glorious and peaceful era, just as the description states: 'The roar of engines expanding into planes and interstellar space resounds day and night, and humanity has nearly surpassed all other planes.'

However, setting the entire book's civilization on the foundation of prosperity and peace is actually quite risky.

Because people will find that without external pressure, there is a sense of enjoyment and a self-motivating drive.
Not limited to card-based novels, but also including various upgrade novels such as high-martial arts novels, their worlds mostly face terrifying external war threats, and there are also various unstable factors internally.

This is to provide an anticipated outlook, a pressure gate, a springboard to propel the protagonist's change.

Therefore, the prosperous setting that transcends thousands of dimensions is indeed quite risky in a certain sense, and it provides far less tension.

But prosperous times also bring all sorts of problems. Take, for example, the Song Dynasty, whose annual GDP reportedly accounted for 80% of the world's total (laughs).

The book also lists many social problems, and uses the bickering brothers Du Hanping and Huang Haoliang to make some complaints, including but not limited to the cancellation of the talent ranking list, the emphasis on academics over martial arts in education, the blurring of rankings and their non-public disclosure, and the ridiculousness of practical training courses, etc.

With weapons sheathed and horses released to graze freely, the world seems to have lost its need for a group of fierce, wolf-like combat card masters.

When faced with massive external changes, is the Blue Star Alliance truly prepared to cope?
In order to illustrate that "a speck of dust in the era can become a mountain when it falls on an individual", the book also gives the protagonist the additional identity of an orphan beneficiary of a relief foundation.

What exactly is the purpose of this foundation with a military affiliation? Why was Wang Liyang, who has a background as a young and promising official, demoted? All of this is to amplify the enormous impact of the era's changes on the protagonist (who is still a minor character at the time).

At this moment, the protagonist, Su Chen, is still making his final preparations for the provincial and national competitions, completely unaware that the outside world has already undergone drastic changes.

At last.

Thanks to editor Fubuki Ju, who is very friendly and a true king of writing. Anyone with a passion for writing should definitely check him out.

Thanks to the author Qunyu for recommending this chapter. The currently serialized novel, "Mythical Era: I Evolved into a Stellar-Level Behemoth," is very enjoyable, and the author's ability to handle long-form stories is outstanding.

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