Yu-Gi-Oh!: My Deck Is on Another Level

The structure of the final was too bad. The first duel was a mess, but only Gu Juji and Thermonuclear Dragon were involved. It was a typical slow-moving, third-rate, slap-in-the-face article, questioning and questioning again in one chapter and then repeating it in the next chapter.

There should be less content about other people complaining about losing because their deck is not as good as the protagonist. After all, according to Yu-Gi-Oh's world view, having good cards is also part of your strength.

It's been 24 years, and I'm still writing a sarcastic story. The protagonist defeated Professor Asuka, the lustful professor, and then made a series of taunts. The protagonist was also forced to show a face that didn't care about sarcasm. What year is it? Is it more than 10 years ago now?

The forceful beating was back and forth.

I'm a little annoyed with this little blue guy in the author's works. He doesn't have a few points.

Does this deck of yours only give you one set of ready-made decks, or do you give you all the related cards and let you build your own? If it is a well-assembled deck, then it would be too deceptive for a deck that is half as expensive as other decks to actually include things like hero barriers to occupy positions.

How are you going to handle the birth of Marute Sho?

If you can't polish it well enough, writing a Yu-Gi-Oh fanfic won't be enough for you to just be happy, you'll lose your soul. Even if you choose the strength of your deck, the natives still need souls. If the natives don't have souls, then this book will lose its soul. It just becomes a brainless cool article disguised as a Yu-Gi-Oh fanfic, which is boring. If you fight Judai, he will definitely lose a lot of cards in one operation. After being removed from the field, he immediately produced the Lust Man to receive the Mirage Qi Tower Unusual Food Combination, and finally added a Lust Pot. When you cripple him and fight him for the last time, he will definitely print a duel fusion from his hand to deal with you. If he can't solve your high-attack whiteboard, he will definitely take out a skyscraper. There must be a Necromancer in his graveyard when you give him the final blow. You can win him over, but you can't win him over so easily. It's really pointless if you do this.

Does the system just sell cards? Wouldn't it allow the protagonist himself to gain strength and immortality?

Firstly, your card has no elves, so it is just an empty shell. Secondly, since you don't have any special abilities, why can you make monsters materialize? You can just let the system show off its skills. Also, why are you still using attack power to compare strengths and weaknesses when you're already in the elf world? If you act like this, wouldn't Yubel become a weakling?