A Card Player in a World Where Duels Reign Supreme

Hedgehog Cat, you came here because of me, but why did you leave, Boss? #(Crying)

Hmm... What was the plot before?

Author, if you don't update soon, I'm going to forget all the CB in my head, and I won't even be able to understand the duels anymore! #(Crying)

I miss you, boss.

Author, I feel that the strongest deck in this game is Mischievous Fairy Star. Directly reducing the opponent's health means that T1 can disrupt the opponent's mental state. If you're lucky, the opponent will go crazy after T1, and you won't even need to fight T2. Even if you can fight, the opponent will lose health every time they draw a card, causing your sanity to continue to drop. Poor maneuvering and wrong kills are just a matter of minutes. Moreover, even if you lose BO1, the first strike in BO2 can restore a lot of SAN even if you lose health, greatly enhancing your condition. Furthermore, because it involves multiple stages of damage, unlike other decks where the SAN threshold prevents the triggering of specific negative effects, it guarantees that the effects of special nodes such as 50 and 30 will definitely be triggered. By burning blood to return to SAN, one can pull oneself back from the brink of death, instead of almost failing to return. Even if they lose, the opposing team will still be relentlessly chipped away at their health by Taotie. Compared to other decks that might be able to clear the level without taking damage, Mischief was probably just barely nerfed but not killed, and his teammates just blindly picked up the scraps. Because of the direct damage reduction, even if a player loses the game, the player's condition is much better than other decks because the damage reduction restores SAN. Most importantly—the main character is also a blue-haired idol (laughs).

In terms of worldview, it is not the worldview of the anime, but an original worldview of the modern Yu-Gi-Oh! Descent. It is said that many years ago, a tower descended into the world. This tower is called the Duel Tower. It brought Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards and duels, as well as other influences, which will not be discussed in detail here. In terms of plot design, it is a relatively rigorous story, with elements of national survival and intrigue. In terms of duels, the design is rigorous and reasonable, and there will be no unreasonable lucky draws or strong luck. In addition, duelists also have skills and talents, but these are not skills that directly affect duels like Duel Link. For example, skills that generate 3 Primal Cyber ​​Dragons do not exist in this book. Instead, there are skills that only affect probability, such as sharper observation or longer stamina, which enhance the duelist's abilities or make certain cards easier or harder to draw. In my opinion, the only drawback of this book is that it's not long enough. This is mainly because the author isn't a full-time writer; he wrote it out of interest. So, brothers, please be understanding and don't put too much pressure on the author. I also hope the author's life gets better and better, and please remember to keep writing! #(Tears)

By the way, author, are you still planning to write about that annual Imperial Youth Duel Tournament?

#(Recommendation Vote)

Can the author of the new ground-mounted card give their review?

Author, author, I'm giving you all my recommendation votes, please don't stop updating!