
Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Old Guard Era, with a Blue-Eyes White Dragon Waifu from the Start
游戏王:遗老时代,开局白龙老婆
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 478k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
259Chapters
9MReads
37kFlowers
9.8Score
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Also known as the era of oral humiliation. There are no rules at all, use your imagination as your wings to kill your opponent's soul! Even a traveler is likely to overturn!!!
The stuck hand is because the bond is not enough! Zha Cao is not strong enough! A true duelist has a perfect hand from start to finish! So don't surrender with such immature reasons!!! Cover five, it's your turn.
First of all, I am definitely not a player in the early game of Yu-Gi-Oh. The card list of that era contained such perverted cards as Blood Repayment, Mischievous Twin Demons, Robbery, Last Words, Equipment Magic, etc. The so-called "legacy players" are adapted to the game between duelists in a slow environment, and the duel between card groups that are interactive but definitely not strong. It's not Dragon Fist of Victory, it's not Tears of Pearls, it's not the kind of ftk that appeared in the early days. The games played by "legacy players" are mostly limited to their own decks with higher purity. For example, there is no Proclamator axis and no Bentian's Longhui Qiao, the extremely pure Arctic Sky Bear, and even worse, the Reptilian deck without Snake Rain. In my personal opinion, "old gamers" can be classified into the category of "soul" players, but this type of player is different from most "soul" players in that they will not perform a large number of operations in pursuit of duel effects. Taking the protagonist of Yu-Gi-Oh as an example, he is probably a duelist similar to Yujo Judai.
Woo, I'm sorry for taking so long. The exam is finally over. Are you still here?
The author can add more plot about the duel and reduce the emotional line. After all, the protagonist is a man who wants to become the king of duels, so falling in love will get in the way!
The author has actually read a lot of Yu-Gi-Oh fanfics, but often the accusations written by these authors are about playing multiple decks. Although the extra decks use a variety of strengths, but honestly speaking, as a Yu-Gi-Oh player, the main reason for playing multiple decks in reality is because of the influence of the strength of the decks. They follow the trend and play mainstream decks. However, if you go to the world of Yu-Gi-Oh, you still choose multiple decks, and each deck will have bonds within a few days. , It seems too fake... At the same time, the deck represents a person's character, characteristics, dignity, such as the black dragon who represents the possibility of fighting with luck. As a mortal body, the remaining combatants continue to grow until they can rival Yugi Kaiba and become the third duelist under the two of them. Jonouchi is full of possibilities... If possible, the author has personally suggested that the protagonist majors in a deck, and can bring one or two decks as a side, and constantly improve the deck!
I stopped watching Yu-Gi-Oh after GX Seven Stars, and the game card was around the time of Sorcerer King.
It's almost like the Tianting destroys the stars, right?
As we all know, the protagonist is a "relic" player. How can a relic player not have an emperor deck? Whether it is Dimension Emperor, Frog Emperor, or 60 Card Emperor, as long as the hand is not blocked, the strength of the emperor deck is absolutely guaranteed. The second is the issue of "soul". I think most players at this stage will ask "Is it so soulful? In what age are you still playing emperor" when encountering the emperor deck? In my mind, the Imperial deck is the most perfect interpretation of Yu-Gi-Oh's superior summons. It has both resource turnover and strength. Compared with other disadvantages that mainly use superior summons, such as lack of terminals or lack of health and elimination methods, the Imperial deck has the features of blockade, meltdown, demon, and solution. Field of Fierce Whirl, Ice, Wind, Underworld, and lower-level retainers to assist resource scheduling and turnover. Kaiyan and Domain ensure the concentration of superior cards in the hand. Duelists who mainly use extra decks in the battle can even use Thunder Emperor Destruction to pull the opponent to the same stage.
Blank card? I'll print it directly!! Reflector power activated! Skill extraction! Big universe! Magic tube filling!