What Era Is This? People Still Make Cards the Traditional Way

The author continues to guard against theft. I can't bear to keep up with the updates, but after watching them every day, an extra chapter comes out the next day. What's the difference between my experience and watching a pirated version? I declare that I will not update or customize this book, and will wait until you finish it. As for whether you are a eunuch or not, I don't really care. I don't care if I'm still in the mood to read this book after you finish it.

I just discovered this book. It's very nice 👍. Just like what I said downstairs, this book will be popular. If not, I will stand on my head.

To be honest, the first dungeon, Sunset Forest, is OK, but the second dungeon, Holy Basin War, is not. I can't understand it at all. Looking at the comment section, the second dungeon seems to be based on an anime or manga, but the author at least gives an introduction to the dungeon and considers the feelings of people who have never seen the anime. The feeling that the second dungeon gives me is: the author knows, book friends know, the protagonist knows, but I don't know.

Yes, the more I write, the better. The first part is a bit cliche, but once I started writing the copy, it started to get better. The further I read, the more I couldn't stop reading. Everyone, this book is a 🉑️following🉑️invest

Damn it was written so well and I discovered it so early. Do you know how painful it was for me? Don't crash, update soon.

The author of the deck construction needs to put some thought into it. I keep seeing a huge loss of cards, a huge waste of resources, and then everyone just draws one against one, which feels very boring. It is best to get some search cards, as well as cards that transfer resources. For example, when summoning XX successfully, add a card in the Goblin field to the hand. The Tyrant is too short of cards. It would be great if the Goblin could be specially recruited from the deck when the Tyrant is successfully summoned (how can there be no thousands of troops behind the king). I think the author should set up a distinctive expansion method for each deck. The first few cards can allocate the resources of the entire deck and rely on the mechanism to win For example, I think Goblin should not be a deck that relies on powerful monsters to suppress others. Tyrant can It's no problem to make a powerful terminal. The remaining goblins should be a steady stream of monsters. When a goblin is summoned, it can pull a bunch of goblins. As long as they are not killed in one round, they will be full in the next round. The effect of each goblin does not need to be too strong, but together they will be a headache. The dragon deck has relatively few monsters, but every monster is very strong and has great resistance, giving people a feeling of being unable to understand and being too desperate. After it is released, you can retrieve a bunch of supporting magic traps and let each of them destroy the world Or there is an agency deck, which is full of various high risks. Trap cards make the opponent tremble every time they move, or undead decks, which move the deck into the graveyard and keep going out, or plague decks, where monsters are fragile but can infect the opponent's monsters, mechanical decks, summon parts, assemble big monsters, or like Exodia, you can achieve a special victory by collecting five cards in your hand. It feels like the protagonist's deck is now like a card pile, and there is too little linkage between the decks. But to be honest, the supporting character decks actually have quite distinct personalities that make people remember them. The protagonist's friend's slime deck should also be carefully designed, such as defeating the opponent's monster to trigger devouring, and then obtaining the opponent's effects and attack power, etc., To create a deck that devoured slimes. (It feels like it's going to be as sunny as Dark Priest) What I mean is that each deck must pursue its own unique mechanism and have an interesting enough development (different ways of persecuting opponents). Don't blindly pursue high-attack, deadbeat monsters, otherwise the deck will be seriously homogenized later. It seems different, but it turns out that they are all high-attack monsters, and then they become more and more boring. I actually don't understand these very well. I hope it can provide some inspiration to the author. The author just insists on being himself. I hope to see more interesting card groups in the future. PS: I actually prefer the original world, so that the author can balance the relationship between plot events and card groups by himself, and there is no reading threshold.

There was Shen Nong in ancient times, but now there is Ao Bing. Shen Nong tasted all kinds of herbs, but Ao Bing was not talented. He only tasted three chapters and died of poison. A brief introduction to the content of the three chapters: classic time travel, orphan start, civilian origin, crush on the school beauty and dating someone, embarrassing name system reincarnation card making The three contents include: the protagonist complains about full talent, the different world does not require common sense, the classic gangster protagonist is weak and incompetent but arrogant, has a complicated heart and strong imagination, and the card is low-level but the effect is super model

The previous writing on Goblins and Heroic Spirits was good, but it fell apart after entering the third volume. Things like the rules of fate basically collapsed when touched.

To be honest, I personally feel it is too watery, especially when playing cards. . . Of course, it may be because I am not a poker player and I just want to see the copy. . But now the copy is also good

What should I say later? The setting becomes more and more complicated, and starting from the goblins, you can move closer to a multi-racial world like Warcraft. In the second world, heroic spirits begin, and in the third world, human beings become extinct. How can I say this? The direction gets weirder the more he writes, and the cards become clearer the further they go. The author has started to run out of ideas. He said that the second deck was built as a dragon. Obviously, he didn't know how to edit it, so he simply changed it to a heroic spirit. The strongest point in writing this is that he didn't set this point, and completely ruined it for himself. If it were me, the terminal set should be a miracle reappearance or something, but the terminal of the second deck turned out to be some kind of meteorite from the sky? The three worlds are more straightforward. The only human beings, what kind of star beasts are you fighting? If you are so united, what kind of goblins are you fighting in the first place? The decks that were supposed to become more and more complex are becoming more and more monotonous. A very interesting feature of card games, plug-ins, is it really just one world and one set of cards?