Cards: Becoming a God, Starting with a Wooden Club

It's not bad, it's like the book about the water world, but it's a little different in the later stages. I hope it won't be like that one where it's all water.

Suggestion: Author, author, can you add a sea to the south, with water flowing down from the north and returning to the sea in the south, and isn't there a (flaming stone)? It merged into the south to form a tropical complex. Since there is (flame stone), there may be (frozen stone) and the like. It merged with the north, so the cold mountains were formed. When combined with the tropical ocean in the south, a temperature difference was formed. With the temperature difference, wind was formed. The seawater in the south continued to heat up, and the water rose into the sky, so rain, clouds, and thunder were formed.

This novel is written very steadily, the details are well handled, and it is very comfortable to read. It is probably my favorite among the genres I have read recently. The other genres are all mindless synthesis, without some conceptual things. The author does not seem to be writing a novel for the first time. Is it someone's vest?

It looks good, why is it being taken off the shelves?

Fortunately, it's pretty good. I don't see any big problems. It's quite reasonable. The protagonist and the intelligent creatures in the cards have a serious relationship as creators, and there's no ambiguity. But the plot is too bland, there are no ups and downs, and there are too few extraordinary things. It seems that the protagonist doesn't have high control over his card world.

Come on, the writing is getting better and better 👍 It's much better than the one in Xiaoshuikeng 👍

Why do I remember that I seem to have seen a similar one before? It was a small water pool. Anyway, after the evolution, it has nothing to do with the beginning.

It's interesting. I think I read a book about mutated water pools, but I don't know why I abandoned it. I gave up. From the time I wrote about his father, I felt that the author Wen Qing was suffering from a disease. He wanted to gain value, but now he was induced by the spirit of real people. I don't know what magic operations he will do in the future.

Not bad, a bit interesting Chapter 62: The battle is sparse. You know someone is going to kill you, but you still talk to someone who is hostile. The enemy is also going to kill someone, but you still linger on talking to the opponent. A classic villain who loves to talk will die from talking too much.

The pace of the book is very slow, mostly about collecting and building cards. It is suspected of planning to build a world. It is a very interesting book. The protagonist's card world has been able to achieve a self-service cycle so far (48 chapters), which is very suitable for leisure time browsing. The protagonist's combat power is not that of an office worker in the city. It should be the strengthening of the cards that drives the power. There is currently no poisonous point, maybe I didn't find it? Recommended for elder sister to browse