Yu-Gi-Oh!: Why Are You Struggling When You're Still at Full Health?
游戏王：你怎么满血就开始挣扎了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 292k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
132Chapters
1.6MReads
3.7kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 21
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While saying that strength is the most important in duels, at the same time I can't see clearly that the protagonist's disability is suppressing me. My comment is that if you can write well, I will read it. If you can't write well, get out of here.
A slap-in-the-face piece of trash dressed up as Yu-Gi-Oh...
How would you rate the level of dueling in this book? It's so weak. It's pitifully weak.
It's an urban duel novel. I hope this kind of malicious tactics against the protagonist will be reduced in the future, and whether the protagonist's legs can recover.
Come on, there are still people who remember Pai Lao these days, here's the inside story
Can you make a small request? How about replacing the protagonist's wheelchair with a D-wheel, or a D-wheel in the form of a wheelchair? I think in the original work, during the climax of the summons, the D-wheel either speeds up, the rear wheel lights up, or falls from a high altitude, and the protagonist pays life points, covers his chest, and adds BGM. It is very touching, but when I think about the protagonist sitting in a wheelchair, it seems to be incompatible with the style of playing cards. We can't compete at that time. There are still people pushing wheelchairs or rowing by themselves, or driving electric wheelchairs. If this is really the case, we might as well drive a D wheel! The duel disk is directly mounted on the D wheel. I remember which book I had before, and it feels like it is mounted on the D wheel. Different specifications and rules switch to different modes.
It's boring. It's a pretentious and slap-in-the-face article. It starts with the taunting of a typical little villain. He exchanged his legs for an electronic dragon and lost it to his grandma's house.
A world of duels. There are so many pretense and slaps in the face, it's really just like the comment below, a post of pretending to be a slap in the face wearing the skin of the King of Duel
I can understand replacing the legs with a mermaid, but I can't understand replacing the legs with an animatronic dragon. The Electronic Dragon deck is really weak in my memory.
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