Who Let Him Play Yu-gi-oh!

How many people are from station B

What kind of game do you play when you play Yu-Gi-Oh? I can't find any good game software here.

After the cover card is removed, Void covers one more card. In the next round, when Gandora is used to blast cards, it is clear that all the cards in the backfield have been blown up. After activating the parallel selection from the void, he can also blast one more card in the void. The newly activated and exploded ones are probably some action cards that were just picked up, right? The previous page talked about magic blockade. On the next page, the Pot of Desire is activated despite the blockade. The next page said that he had lifted the magic blockade. What kind of game is this about humiliating Yu-Gi-Oh! Other authors whose grades are far inferior to yours still know how to correct bugs when readers find them, but you don't correct any of them and the new bugs are getting more and more outrageous, right? You are happy, you have given up, and you have given up. No wonder your first few books were trashed. With this attitude, it seems that it is appropriate to do so.

A real dog gambler will never leave any escape route for himself, because everything or nothing!

This author has finally recognized the reality, and should use his brain more to think of new Yu-Gi-Oh routines. I estimate that 80% of the people who follow this author came to see him write Yu-Gi-Oh. He originally wrote a top-notch Yu-Gi-Oh novel. I can eat most of this bowl of rice, but I ended up writing one and stopped writing it. To be honest, I haven't read the other novels I wrote. I'm just waiting for his Yu-Gi-Oh!

The author sets the story in the second generation, so there is no storytelling and it is very reader-friendly. In the comics, everyone's divine draw has become a necessary dueling power for duelists. This setting is a bit exaggerated. This means that as long as you can't beat him to death in the last round, your opponent will definitely be able to struggle with the magic draw in the next round. Because the card pool of the second generation is too shallow, the author has started to make new cards by himself in order to expand the protagonist's deck. So far, it is okay, but this is obviously to prepare for the emergence of some super-era cards in the later period. By then, it will really beat the primitive people, and there may be drama. Generally speaking, the protagonist's duel ideas rely on the underworld blockade or the exchange of high-quality single cards for n. Although the duel is fun, it also has some aesthetic fatigue.

It's very friendly to me, who has never watched the Yu-Gi-Oh anime. It doesn't have a bad system, and when I watch it, I won't be substituted into other cool novels with system-based martial arts novels.

The more I write, the worse it gets. The latter part is not even written by a human being. It doesn't matter if it's not written by a human being. It's so watery and the logic is disordered and I haven't checked and rectified it.

It looks great, and so far there are no mistakes in game rules or nonsense. Also, check out my draw card.

Why is it that the chapters before they are released are also being charged? [Emot=default,02/]