Weird Tale Cardcraft: From the Start, I Made an Immortal Lizard

1. Kaitanbeng character design What I think is: the original design of the immortal monster lizard hates all flesh and blood and is immortal. Although the protagonist is immortal after creation, he retains the original character. The protagonist uses the rules to forcefully control the evil lizard. For example, a low-level flesh and blood monster can be summoned as a sacrifice. It will remain immortal for a certain period of time, and then return to the deck. After the restriction is lifted, it will attack all flesh and blood living creatures without distinction. Actually: the protagonist is created to please the protagonist extremely and is immortal. To be honest, you should obey the protagonist, but in the article, the protagonist reprimanded the evil lizard and felt aggrieved... This is difficult to comment on. If the evil lizard is designed to be vicious and aggressive, it will be okay if it must be used under certain conditions. A ferocious beast that is immortal, obedient, and has no restrictions is the second level of evaluation. I haven't watched the ghost story that follows, but I think the fierce atmosphere of the ghost story itself can be withdrawn. 2. The plot has a little more classic plot points. At the beginning, Qingmei bickers and fights, and the protagonist's creation card is instantly sensed by the boss. The supporting character who shows the creation card and is robbed of the limelight will immediately stare at the protagonist with resentful eyes... I wish the author success. If the rest of the story is different from what I said, you can QQ me. In fact, I quite like this theme.

23 Years of creativity, 15 years of plot, 2008 years of writing

They said it was shit, but I didn't believe it! The result is worse than shit

The No. 1 Poisonous point is that at the beginning, the rules restrict the use of mythical characters, but it opens up an opening for the protagonist so that he can make up stories and create card creations out of thin air. It seems that no one else in this world can tell stories, and they can make up whatever they want. This setting is the same as cerebral palsy Poison Point No. 2, The protagonist used a bunch of gray and white materials to make a green-level monster, and was sublimated into a blue card by the card god's followers. Another rich second generation in the school bought a green card to show off, but the quality was not as good as the protagonist's, and they began to resent the protagonist

If you have to write a stupid female character, why can't you write it more normally? I still haven't talked to girls before. You're pretty awesome for being able to write a female character so disgusting.

Yes, you can, keep updating, eunuch, I will catch you little bitch

A bunch of younger brothers and sisters are arranged at the beginning. The tone of this novel has already been set. Is it about poverty alleviation?

The plot is too stupid. In order to let the protagonist pretend to be 13, there are too many places that are unreasonable.

Except for occupying a foundation point, everything else is the same old routine, and in the early stage, enemies are made for no reason and without any benefit. That person suddenly hates the protagonist just because he stole his limelight. I know that such people exist in reality, but it is disgusting that you happened to write it here.

Write an annoying female character right from the start and try to poison the reader to death? You don't even look at the type of articles you write. Those who like to read this type of article may want to see a woman kissing me and me, ambiguously! If I really want to read it, I might as well read a romance novel. I haven't found the right audience for this type of novel at all!