To Become a God, I Choose to Summon Players from Blue Star
为了成神，我选择召唤蓝星玩家
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 440k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- Fanqie
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Fourth-Disaster Stories: I Don't Want a Story About One Person, I Want a Whole Group of Goofballs
Looking for Novels About the Fourth Calamity, Meaning Players Who Arrive in Other Worlds
The protagonist arrives at, or encounters, a place or divine realm where they can create worlds and gain power through people in the real world.
Any Stories About Everyone Becoming a God, With Cheats?
I’m looking for stories about everyone becoming gods, or global deities. They don’t need to have cheats.
Behind-the-Scenes Stories: Creating Worlds, Supernatural Resurgence, Divine Dao Resurgence, and More
A behind-the-scenes mastermind. You know that satisfying feeling? Using your wits to fool the whole world 👏👏👏
The Protagonist Leads a Faction and Has Tons of Underlings. No Getting Personally Involved!!
No matter whether it's about a ruler building an empire or a court official serving the throne, stories in this genre are always disappointing. The protagonist always handles everything personally and steamrolls everyone. What the hell do I need subordinates for, to sit around doing nothing? Don't they scheme against each other or want to rise up? You do everything yourself?
Novels Where Players from Earth Are Summoned, Then Think It's a Game
This System can summon players from Earth to the Host's world to help the Host strengthen their sect and improve their own power.
About Little Boys
Looking for books like *The Only Boy at a Women's Mecha Academy*.
Any Behind-the-Scenes Stories Where the Protagonist Pulls All the Strings?
No holier-than-thou protagonists.
A Novel in Which the Protagonist Summons the Fourth Natural Disaster
If you want to read a novel in which the protagonist summons players to a disguised game in another world for various reasons, it is best to have no cp. Similar to "Conquering Another World Starts with the Game", "I Learn to Save the World by Summoning Players", "I Create the Internet Era in the Magical World" and so on.
Making Up Worlds, Gods, and Evil... I Guess It's a Behind-the-Scenes Story
Any good similar stories will do.
The Fourth Catastrophe!
I want to read books similar to The Sect Was Slaughtered, So She Summoned Players to Brutally Overrun the Cultivation World. I have recently become obsessed with the Fourth Calamity. Are there any highly rated Fourth Calamity novels?
A Survival Story for Everyone, Without the Feel-Good Payoff
Stories About Cultivating the Five Organs, No Power Fantasy, Just Smart Protagonists
Anything From Your Browsing History Is Fine. Female-audience Novels Are Fine Too, Since I’m Not the One Reading Them Anyway
System Novels Set Across the Myriad Worlds
Recommend the best novels of this kind, so more people can enjoy them together 😉
Looking for Fourth-Dimensional Disaster and Player-Character Novels
Stories about making games and summoning players.
The Protagonist Is a Bit Like a God Behind the Scenes Creating Something
Looking for a Versatile Mage Fanfic Where the Protagonist Is Born with Three Elements: Lightning, Fire, and Summoning System
Looking for Player-Centric Stories, Like Fourth-Disaster Novels
The protagonist is bound to a System and summons players to another world to help him conquer new territory. The players are hilarious idiots. Thanks in advance, you experts!
The Male Lead Is in a Game, as an NPC or Monster
Male lead.
Any Novels About Making Games, Ideally Featuring the Game Three Kingdoms Kill?
I don't get why so few people write these fun card-game stories. I want to read one, please recommend me something.
New Books on Writing, Behind-the-Scenes, the Myriad Worlds, and Chat Groups: Ongoing, Not Completed
I’m Weary, and I Can’t Get Into Any Book
Help, I've hit a reading slump. I can't get into anything, not even the books I used to love. What should I do? Are there any really entertaining novels that make you want to binge-read them in one sitting, the kind you just can't put down?
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The book is very nice, but the resurrection mechanism can add a chance for players to pray and provide faith in exchange for resurrection. There is a progress bar. According to the player's level of faith, the progress of light believers' prayers will be slow, while the progress of devout believers' prayers will be fast. This is free anyway. Someone must try it, or you can give it if the progress bar is full. A resurrection coin can be traded with others to resurrect teammates and so on, and there is also a restriction on praying once a day. Well, it seems to be similar to game sign-in. This has a more game-like feel and is in line with the interests of the protagonist in another world. Of course, this is just my personal suggestion. The author can just take a look. If you see it, reply and put it together.
"Cannon Technique: "It's probably because the magic-modified skills were too much before, so the official has lowered the spellcaster's freedom of spellcasting. In the future, there is no way to magic-modify skills, but the skills that have been magic-modified will be promoted to specialized skills. Not only can the magic-modification innovation be continued, but the power will also be greatly increased..." Why can't magic-modification skills be achieved? Doesn't the protagonist want to become stronger? Isn't it bad to have too many skills?
This book is quite interesting. I will focus on the five senses. I think the pain should be adjusted to a certain ratio. Compared to this, it is a game. You can definitely feel the problem just by thinking about it. But overall, it is very good. I can give it 4.5 Stars for the time being. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Five-star praise for you, please provide more content
When can I become an angel? I prefer watching this kind of race. I saw a Western game about elves and World Tree before. Today's game is not bad, but I'm looking forward to becoming an angel.
Looking at it over the past few months, I think it's pretty good, with no obvious flaws or contradictions. In my personal opinion, the only slight problem lies in the latest chapters. The protagonist believes that the player's highest level should not exceed level 20, otherwise it will affect the speed at which the protagonist becomes stronger. There will always be large-scale high-level battles in the later stages, right? No matter how powerful the alchemy creatures created by the protagonist are, the number will be limited. Allowing players to become stronger without limit will solve the problem of slow growth in the number of high-end combat power. The most important point is that the fourth natural disaster article focuses on group portraits and talents that surpass the natives. When the limits of players are set at mid-to-low-end combat power, is this novel off-topic?
1. Are there other gods in this continent? 2. If the protagonist summons a projection that causes fluctuations in the power of light, will other gods or the existence that kills the god of light find out? 3. When the protagonist fights with a god of the same level in the future, will the opposite god discover that the protagonist's subordinates are all projections, and follow the clues to kill the earth as a source of soldiers, or learn from the protagonist to summon projections to counter the protagonist (of course this can be remedied, such as obtaining a top cosmic treasure that can cover the soul so that other gods cannot detect it and enhance the soul to increase the soul compatibility). This is my current question. The author will give a reply.
Super pretty! ! ! ! Although he is an extremely out-of-the-box player, the thought of a bunch of cute elves fighting and exploring together makes Ah Wei want to die ten thousand times! ! ! ! ! Great writing, thank you to the author! (๑╹ヮ╹๑)ﾉ
This book is very good, with a good setting. I hope it can continue and not collapse. And the author should continue to work hard and don't lose hope. [Punch out][Punch out][Punch out]
Very well written. It's quite thoughtful, but there's one thing I don't know whether to talk about or not. Give me an update. If you're not dead, go to death for me. Don't make me beg you. I beg you [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]