Creating the Three Phantom Gods: Starting with Infinite Simulations
制卡三幻神，从无限推演开始
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Dragon Cancer Buster
Without a main character, wouldn't our national team get utterly crushed by other countries?
Why can't it be more satisfying? Why can't we be the ones crushing everyone else? Does the protagonist always have to pull off a miraculous comeback? It just doesn't feel right. If it's a "power fantasy" story, at least make it satisfying! 😠
About Omegamon Actually, you could create a card: X-Antibody. Omegamon is strongest when it obtains the X-Antibody. Omegamon X's special move is Grey Sword X, with digital writing on the sword meaning "delete," making it essentially a rule-based weapon. It would look really cool if Omegamon X shouted "All Delete" and slashed down.
Card-based novels often have a major problem: too much pointless fighting against weak enemies. Who wants to watch the protagonist battle weaklings when there are only two cards a day? I've read quite a few of these novels, and whenever they reach a secret realm or something, fighting weak enemies takes up an entire chapter.
I have a bold idea! 🙂 Once the protagonist becomes powerful, we can create a special card featuring Yugi, who can then summon monsters independently. Wouldn't that be like the protagonist hiring a substitute? 🐶 Although it would reduce the number of Spell Card slots later on to accommodate Yugi, it would be incredibly easy to crush weaker opponents! 🙂
These kinds of novels are stuck in the vicious cycle of competitions.
I never usually criticize books, but I just have to rant about this author!
First of all, I subscribed to the entire book, since I paid the subscription fee for every chapter. Secondly, can we at least keep our word? If you can't keep your word, then there's no need to say anything. At the end of chapter 266, you said, "For a period of time, updates will be scheduled at midnight." How many days did you actually stick to that "period"?
One chapter per episode, is this how novels are supposed to be? 😰
The name "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" is inappropriate for a Toon-type card. The word "Toon" is missing, and its attack power is ridiculously low. Even Red-Eyes Baby Dragon would shake its head at it, complaining that Blue-Eyes White Dragon is an 8-star card, even though it's a Toon-type card. How can a 3-star card with such a weak name be worthy of such a design? What will you do with this weak card when an 8-star Blue-Eyes White Dragon appears? Will you upgrade the lower-level card?
If you're not going to write, just say so. If you can't continue writing, just say so. If you just stop writing without saying a word or updating, who will dare to read your book in the future?