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Feedback Post 1. The protagonist physically transmigrated into this body. It might not have been clearly stated at the time, but it definitely wasn't a soul transmigration; it has absolutely nothing to do with soul transmigration. After all, he's been playing Yu-Gi-Oh! For so long using this body, so there's definitely a bond built up, and he's reluctant to let go. 2. The protagonist is purely influenced by OCG, so he engages in a game of strategy against the card decks of people like Kaiba and Yugi. After all, once he's sold all his cards, fighting them again becomes a true game of strategy. 3. Only anime characters can pass through each other's toilet doors. While the protagonist can also pass through, he's lazy—why run to earn money when he can lie down? 4. The members of the card shop group are only there to showcase the clash between OCG and anime philosophies; they won't steal the spotlight. 5. To be supplemented If you have any other questions, feel free to ask them below this post, and I will provide further information. Wishing everyone happiness every day, meow! #(Cute)

The group is now open! You can come and chat about deck building and stuff, but I suggest you don't talk about Yu-Gi-Oh! At all. Group number 335659711 The answer is Suoh. Randomly select group members' divine pronouncements and write them into the book.

We're playing cartoons? Really...?

Kids, tonight our leader is leading a running group in the Dark Realm. I successfully used Daigo's ultimate skill three times in a row, transformed into Ultraman Tiga, and then used Nyarlathotep to form a group. Please be aware.

Group member: Shen Lingli I've been playing Flame King ever since the new pre-built deck was released, consistently a noob who only makes it to the top four in shop tournaments. After the alliance was strengthened, I occasionally played ABCXYZ to give away points. Recently, I bought a Wizard deck and acquired the new 3-star and Wizard R3's 100-fragment set, so I think I'm going to build a Wizard deck. She's quite serious, not good at chatting, and gets easily discouraged after a few words. She frequently uses polite language and apologizes repeatedly for trivial matters.

Group member: Let's be a band for life Personality: Stubborn. If he loses a card game, he'll say, "You can say I'm bad, but you can't say my deck is bad." Deck: Radiant Slayer Melody Interests: Passionate about elbowing Blue-Eyes White Dragon

The Kingdom of Cartoons 🤔 is their homeland 🤓 Dark Rabbit Comic Cat 🤔 comes from this place 😎 President Pegasus 😨 is their sun 🤓 The power of the cartoon world 🤔 created hope 🤣 Executive Ultimate Phantom God 😨 Crystal Shadow Cartoon 😚 They seem harmless 🥶 The symbol of FTK 🤓 There are many more people 🤔 There are many more possibilities 😝 Tongkarudo Iron Chicken 😡 Kaku Spit Strike 😂 Pegasus Nuojide Kiwa 🤔 Many Cartoon Monsters 🤔 Cartoon Nuoqiqiwa 🤔 is Clown and Lock Bird Wa 🤓 Lock Bird Nuoqiqiwa 🤔 is Two Fingers and Konami 🤓 Konami Nuo | Mother Frog 🤔 Effect lost, target nullified 🤓

It's actually quite interesting to watch old characters play against modern Yu-Gi-Oh!, But in my opinion, the information-based Yu-Gi-Oh! Is the most cunning. The tactics of the four arithmetic operations are simple and effective; just target them and you're done. For details, please see Kaiba's "Obedience of the Heavenly Voice". The competitive Yu-Gi-Oh! Game is still too fast-paced. It keeps blocking the opponent's cards and making them stand up to a big brother with full resistance. It feels like it can't withstand the main character's deck. It keeps using the champion combo. It doesn't play the competitive rules and can even launch a dark game to carry out mental attacks and print cards on the spot. It seems that you still have to bring your opponent down to your level to defeat them with rich experience.

Group member: Bai Sengao Shou Deck: White Forest, ddd I'm slightly socially awkward. I'd agree to be told I was in the district, but I'd breathe back when the band said something. And are corporate slaves

Holy crap, who did this? Why is it saying I'm from the district in the work's impression section?