The Strongest Duel King

The whole book and the original content are essentially the same, with no difference between the two.

This book, which bears witness to the author's early works, is a bit toxic by today's standards. The protagonist suffers a bit, but overall it's a happy ending.

The more enjoyable it was to play with the Light Path strategy earlier, the more disappointing it was in the league. I really don't want to see a bunch of mainstream players talking about it in a novel.

Generally speaking, excluding those fanciful parts where the author completely disregards the reader's feelings, the plot quality is on par with V6. However, given that the author did indeed include some scenes that disgusted me, I can only place this book alongside A5.

The comments section is gone, and the book is gone too. Cwm (a Chinese internet slang term for someone who is confused and dislikes others) 🖊

I was initially drawn in by this explosive opening, and I still find it very interesting now. Don't so many people like it?

I ran into a guy named Guangdao while playing cards and it reminded me of this book. I was originally planning to bury it in my memory... You asked if this book is good? Putting aside the bizarre plot, it is actually good, and even with those plot elements included, it's still good. That's the lingering charm of a good book. But that's where the problem lies. The plots of those books clearly showed the author's fantasies of imprisonment, humiliation, domination, rape, and nudity... It opened the door to a new world for many people (including us). To be honest, back then, although it was criticized, it was still watchable. If it were released now, it would probably be torn to shreds and then boxed out.

The author's new book is gone; is the sequel still on CWM?