The mix of cards and lore in Phyrexia: All Will Be One makes for an enthralling Draft and Sealed experience
It would be much less offensive, both logistically and power-level-wise, if it didnt trigger on the first card that an opponent drew in their draw step
Since we are cycling cards, instead of being seven more turns, it will become at least one more turn to three more turns before it will be the second time you cast Approach, in which case you win the game
I do love the upside-down version of this card from the Secret Lair crossover though, and the card can gather quite a bit of card advantage at tables that are amenable to 8-drops
A tip: Pages with a side slot are generally safer than top-loaders, as there is a risk that your entire binders contents will slip out if the binder falls upside down on the floor
This, combined with the creatures body, is already enough reason for some decks to consider playing it