I Create Chinese-Style Cards from the Start, Shocking the Whole World
开局制作华夏流卡牌，震撼全世界
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 264k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Desperately Seeking Sequence-Type Novels About Controlling an Entire Sequence and Building a Faction
Ideally, it would still be set in an apocalypse or something.
Card-Based Stories: Looking for Card-Making or Card-Wielding Novels
Looking for books similar to "Huaxia Card Maker".
Looking for Good Stories About Card Games!
Card makers, card draws, that sort of thing. I'm seriously out of books to read.
A Card-Based World and Card Fusion
Looking for books like Cards: My Extraordinary Business Empire. Please recommend some good card-themed novels~
I Want Card-Based Stories. Card-Making or Card-Wielding, Either Is Fine
No broken or missing Chinese mythology, and no System. I really can't stand that kind of thing.
Looking for a Story About a Break in China’s Historical Record, Where the Protagonist Creates Cards Based on Chinese History
Card-Based Stories With a Smart Protagonist, Preferably One With All-Element Powers
Either a male or female lead is fine.
Any Novels Set in a Pure Card-Based World, Where Characters Summon Cards or Use Them to Cast Skills?
Card Fusion and Innovative Card Creation
Hey, does anyone have any fresh, original card-based novels to recommend?
Stories About Gathering Materials and Synthesizing Monsters
Looking for books like Monster Editor: I Can Create Evil Gods. Something set in a Cthulhu-like world, where the protagonist collects materials and fuses monsters, with a behind-the-scenes protagonist.
The Male Lead Discovers He’s the Only One Who Remembers Chinese History
Looking for Stories About Spreading Traditional Chinese Culture in Another World or a Sci-Fi Era
Looking for stories about spreading traditional Chinese culture in another world or across the stars.
Transmigrate to a Confucian World With Millennia of Chinese Literature at Your Fingertips
Confucian culture, killing enemies, and governing the world.
Mythological Figures Save China
My Unconventional Bookshelf
Just give it a try and see.
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How Did I Become a Card Master Without Even Realizing It?
Cards for All: Your Heroic Spirit Cards Are Seriously Twisted
A Disastrous Start with a Trash Card, but Fusion Made Me Legendary
A Mirage Realm, and the Card Spirits Growing Stronger by My Side
Cyber Card Mastery
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Cards: I Have a Door to a Thousand Worlds
Super Card System
Cards: Writing the Heavens, Building Decks for Myriad Worlds
My Signature Card Is a Zero: I Sweep the Card Game With Synthesized Decks
Cards: My Signature Card Mutated
My Cards Have Tons of Fates and Synergies
Draw Cards! That's Just Too Strong!
Card Game: Three Kingdoms Capital from the Start, One Man Guards the Gate
Cultivation: I Have a Fusion Card
The Laws of Cards: The Forbidden Book and the Awakened
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It's very good. The only downside is that the initial card production is too slow. I initially thought the first few chapters weren't that great, but I found it quite good later on. I hope the author updates more often... Perhaps a summary of the first few chapters could be added to the synopsis, as the slice-of-life scenes in the early chapters were a bit of a letdown.
The seedlings still need to be well cared for.
The quality is very good, but the quantity is too small. I hope the author will keep up the good work!
It's alright, but too short. It might be better if you let it grow a bit more.
It's alright, but the main point is whether StarNet is a virtual network world or another secondary world. If it's a virtual world, then the protagonist's shock at a virtual world's space-folding technology is strange. It's not real space-folding technology, so why be shocked? Also, it rains in the real world but not in the virtual network world—there's no need to be shocked! It's all just data.
After reading these chapters, my face turned grave. I lowered my head deeply, silently turned off my phone, got up, opened the refrigerator, took out a bottle of 1982 Nongfu Spring water (a rare vintage), held it tightly in my hand, and slowly walked to the window. The scenery outside was somewhat gloomy, just like my mood—heavy, very heavy.
It's quite good! Please update more often. The fight scenes are decent, and it doesn't have the melodramatic clichés of other novels. Could the author please include more card decks? Collect all four beauties! A royal deck would be great too! Or maybe a deck featuring Confucius or other sages! And some deities too, like the four characters from Journey to the West! At this rate, 1000 chapters wouldn't be too few!
Good, the book is worth reading; hopefully it won't fall short later on.
Three Kingdoms Emperor Card
I actually came across this because of the card game theme. The writing style is only so-so, but it's clear the author has seriously researched the characters' backstories. Reading historical novels like this is a good way to learn something new.