Holding Cards in Hand, Evolving the World with a Stick

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.

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

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

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?

Five-star encouragement first, the rhythm is very good, it is not a Draco super hero, it is a friend of animals, I have the desire to read more. I hope that after the protagonist's abilities become extraordinary, he can properly balance fighting and farming. Small animals are also best, but the strongest is the protagonist. Small animals can play an auxiliary role in pathfinding and save time for optimization. The author writes that the protagonist is good at practicing archery, so we must play it steadily. I especially don't want the protagonist to become a prop stream or a pet stream. It is best to develop the subsequent supernatural abilities by yourself.

After watching too many other genres, I will come back to this genre. Can be calm. Pretty good. The plot is mild.

The writing is very bland, but it's better than the one in the pool. At least it has the IQ.

There is no subjective initiative for the development of combat power, it is all driven by the plot. There are yaks, but we don't make minotaurs. Hey, we just play. The guy who doesn't know the difference between rice and wheat

It's pretty good, it doesn't have any vulgar plot, it's bland, but full of warmth.

The card world is another world different from the real world. People in the real world will unlock card abilities for various reasons and enter the novice village with little threat. After killing the most threatening hostile creatures in the novice village, they can enter the dungeon square and completely break away from the novices, and compete with other lucky people for dungeon supplies. Everyone has the same card-making ability (fusion, card-making, decomposition), but because the natal cards have different development directions, the protagonist is just lucky enough to develop a stick into the world. When entering, space cards will leave the card itself in place in the outside world, and need to be stationed by subordinates; when it comes out, there is a high probability that it will be teleported to a theoretically safe location like a game with a collision box. If it is buried deeply, it will basically be useless, and you can only wait to die in space (probably, just a guess) Killing others will cause all their material and natal cards to fall out. You can choose to count them personally, or you can leave them to the system to make special cards. Intelligent creatures cannot make cards (which may be defined as having independent learning and innovation, rather than the beastly wisdom of a yes-man). If you want to have intelligent subordinates, you need to fuse them yourself (the fusion material requires at least human blood/human beings themselves), or use official promotion cards for intelligent races. Human beings are all treasures. Blood can stabilize the genetic profile of intelligent species, and corpses can stably produce intelligent populations. Everything in the external reality can only be brought into the card world through real contact. Non-contact items may not be able to enter. Items that can be carded can more or less obtain item tags through detection. In reality, everything has no tags and cannot be carded. However, in the later stage, the world may merge/space gates will be everywhere (items near the space gate will have tags), so it is still relatively safe. External real objects cannot be made into cards when brought into the card world. Only related derivatives can be made into cards (such as plants grown from seeds and fruits produced). Card world items can appear in reality, and the protagonist has released squirrels before. The official appeared in the book in the early stages, and the protagonist did not join. He often bought it in the official store because of the official word-of-mouth endorsement over the years. (The earlier the force appears, the weaker it is. I don't know about this book) Officials have produced modern firearms before everyone has come into contact with the novices of the musket era. But other aspects of the response can only be said as if, there is no cutting-edge technology to support the face, and there is no actual response to the outside world to deal with the materials brought by others in the card world. The book is not bad, and the protagonist is not the Dark Forest Law, but there is almost no official and other character settings. The author needs to perform a performance on the stage for these people who are only active in the background [eating melon]

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.

Does everyone who enters the card world have these three skills? What is the difference between the protagonist and others? What you can think of, why can't others think of it?

I hope the author will write it soon. I don't know what fun it is to play house with mice. I got a bunch of mice and called me daddy. This may be the reason for the low score. But in the later period, I worked hard and jumped directly to 6. At least it is not hovering around 5.

I've read Chapter 27, the subject matter is good. 😁😁😁

It's okay. There aren't many extraordinary elements for farming, construction, and monster fighting at the moment. Those who like MC can check it out.

Yes, the idea is very good, but in some places it may be too imaginative. There are obviously better choices, but the author still chose his own idea.

I like to see this kind of card synthesis world

It's very interesting, but updates are very slow. Two or three chapters a day are not enough.

Good-looking, quick updates, ten chapters a day! ! !

He is simply superman

Good, keep up the good work,

Worth looking forward to

It's really good, come on

Are the intelligent beings behind them elves?

It's interesting. I think I read a book about mutated water pools, but I don't know why I abandoned it.

It's okay, it's a bit weak at the beginning, but it's good when developing the legion in the mid-term. Looking forward to growing in the future

Not bad, much better than the few books of the same type I saw before [bookshelf plus one][bookshelf plus one][bookshelf plus one]

Where have I seen this content? There are some references from the previous ones, but the latter ones have their own content.

Very interesting novel