Yu-Gi-Oh!: I Draw Talents in DM with Ojama King

Author, do you know that your data is so low? The protagonist has nothing to do to customize the deck, so what else is Pangu? If you switch to the battle deck, God Zero is better than Pangu. It is better to go to the Westward Journey fandom to see Pangu. What kind of disruption deck has been written by you? It takes so long to fight an early seahorse. Disruption Mechanical Yellow, disruption trio duo, and built-in machine guns can directly knock them down. You can even switch to Disruption Land. Ah, and Kaiba's is a life-killing treasure, and the game's is from the sky. Later, you spend duel points to buy the lust of the bad streets in the DM era. And if the protagonist really wants to ask Kaiba for shares, he can take away Jijiang's white dragon in advance. Bailong bets the shares with Kaiba, and at worst, he will return Jijiang later. Otherwise, how can Kaiba bet you the shares? Do you really think that you can get Kaiba to give you shares by talking?

Why did the author's protagonist save the fourth Blue-Eyed Dragon and then add it to the deck? What is the use of the protagonist's time travel?

A book friend said a long paragraph, and it can be seen that he read it carefully. Regarding this, let me give a unified response. 1. Data difference is due to data difference, but this is the main line of my own design, and it is also the world of DM in my imagination. The customization is because I like Chinese mythology, and I want to add this element to DM. 2. Many people say that in this era of animation, everyone is pursuing high attack cards. I admit this, but the author believes that it does not mean that these are the bad streets. There are few genres in DM, there are few cards, and there are fewer characters with roles. And if there are people with roles, does it mean that the streets are bad? I don't think so. I think there are few people, and they also represent the status of these people in the DM duel. They all have it, which shows that the card is good. 3. Regarding the plot design, why does the protagonist not save the fourth Blue Eyes White Dragon or exchange money with Kaiba? Because it is very simple, the character design, the protagonist of this book needs to be a person with commercial value from the beginning, that is, star effect, not talking about escaping, but to get shares through endorsement fees. I don't know if everyone can understand this. 4. Another reason for thinking about the design in this way is to promote the intersection between the protagonist and Begasus, and to attract people who print cards for his customized deck. 5. Finally, the final direction of this book will definitely be a customized card set. It will take a little time in the early and middle stages. The author will try his best to write. Thank you for the support of friends who like this book. Please continue to support. Thank you to the book friends for pointing out the problems. The author will read them.

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