Daniel was a game designer living an ordinary life. On what should have been the happiest day of his life, he was tragically killed just as he was about to publish his card game. His girlfriend lured him to his death, making him a sacrifice in some kind of ritual.
Strangely, Daniel was resurrected for reasons unknown, and with this new life came an extraordinary power: the ability to bring all the cards from his card game into the real world. Whether it was spells, artifacts, or powerful creatures, everything could now be actualized!
Are you a mage and a genius artificer? I have a Forbidden Tome of Artificing from a lost civilization. Interested? Then become my pupil!
Are you a Vampire lord, leading the most powerful vampire clan in the modern world? Let me find that Legendary Vlad Dracula - The First Ancestor of The Vampire card for you.
A holy warrior from the Vatican at my door? How about meeting my bodyguard, Michaela - Defender of The Faith (the female version of Michael)?
Did someone just summon an all-powerful demon to kill me, sacrificing thousands of mage souls and countless treasures in the process? Let's see how they fare against my common spell card, the almighty [Unsummon] spell! Good luck summoning that thing again!
With this newfound power, Daniel will seek revenge on those who wronged him and build his own empire, a magic civilization of his own design.
If you are expecting a story where the mc owns a card store and his power is to use the cards he made to affect reality, you are dearly mistaken.
Apparently, the shop isn’t even his. In order to gain new cards, cards that HE made, he needs purchase them from the shop owner. It also seems like other people can enter and purchase these cards considering how accessible the shop is. The mc’s power of card actualization doesn’t even feel like his own power. It seems like something the keeper granted to him seeing as he has to not only go to the shop but stay in it to open cards and actualize them.
To be honest I’m just disappointed on what I expected not being what I actually got. I’m not the only one who feels this way, so I think a good idea for the author is to change synopsis to make it clearer on what to expect from the story.