Mythic Card Creation
神话系制卡
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 351k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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My Personal Reading List
After all these years of Qidian events, I've never created my own bookstore. Here I'm sharing some books I'm currently following that suit my tastes.
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Big Ideas: Worldbuilding, Settings, and Systems
Books with ideas, worldbuilding, settings, or systems that really catch your eye.
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My Personal Picks, Come Take a Look
A few standards I use when looking for books: 1. For fantasy, sci-fi, xianxia, and historical novels, I want good writing and a good plot. 2. For light novels, anything goes as long as it's not too cringey. 3. For unusual worlds and niche genres, the plot just shouldn't be a complete mess. The writing can be decent and that's OK. 4. Basically, I've read every well-written soccer novel. 5. For urban entertainment novels, I like them lighthearted.
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Reader comments 29
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Regarding pen names
Let me tell you all, my pen name comes from two industry idols: Potato and Copycat. There's a top-tier concept in Potato Novels called "Python Devouring Dragon," which tells the story of a struggle for destiny. Coincidentally, the most famous meme about plagiarism masters is also about becoming a god through luck.
The author of this book, Yan Gai, is suspected of being a habitual eunuch-like author who abandons projects prematurely. He typically uses a mythological background to pave the way for the story, then continuously expands the world-building to keep readers interested in what's to come.
The submission thread is where bosses can submit their ideas for supporting characters or card designs.
I only recently went back to my mother's house, and everything feels so unfamiliar. I want to use my old account, but I feel a bit embarrassed to follow the trend with an old account... After hesitating for a while, seeing that Gai Zong had stopped updating and Sanjiang had published several other books on card-making, I decided to start writing a book anyway.
Luckily, I was cautious and subscribed to a few chapters as soon as it was released, planning to wait until it reached several hundred chapters before reading. Sure enough, it was abandoned.
The curse of card-based decks—they're all abandoned! None of the card-based decks I've read have a happy ending.
Hey guys, I bet that the old rascal Yagai has started a new book under a different alias. There are currently two books in the same genre that are quite similar in setting and style: one is about the White Bone Demon, and the other is about Nezha. I bet on the second one. If any of you are following this book, give me a shout if you find it! 🤓
Jiro Guanguchi
This illustrates one point: this kind of mythological writing is unacceptable. If an author were to write it, they would be cursed by the gods.
The Chinese mythology card game meta has been exhausted; new authors can't read it anymore.
Damn it, I actually gave a full subscription to a eunuch!