Yu-Gi-Oh!: I Only Play Forbidden Cards, Leaving the Locals in Tears

The plot of using the heroine as a bet is really bad. If you don't know how to write about daily life, you can simply go through it. I am here to see how to use banned cards to kill the opponent. I spent one chapter just talking about treating women as bets and saying harsh words.

My evaluation is that the author doesn't understand Yu-Gi-Oh at all

It's really outrageous. In Chapter 135, we were defeated again but not defeated. In Chapter 138, we were defeated again but not defeated. Title party? I thought once was enough, but you actually came a second time. Real**.

Why is it getting more and more annoying? Started cheating money. ???

Let's not talk about the effect of childhood sweethearts at all. Could it be that the guy surnamed Han who appears in the new chapter is the kind of person who deceives the protagonist into using him as a shield through some bloody plot? When playing ranked games, don't do those crazy things.

Isn't it because Yu-Gi-Oh bans cards because they are powerful when combined with other cards? It's not just that you're so powerful that you're invincible. Who's reading the Yu-Gi-Oh novels to see you and the Ax King hacking each other off?

The number of words is not so small. You can write down all the effects of the cards of ancient machines... Can't you just write the card names? I'm really speechless. According to the way you write it, if the protagonist plays a synchronized deck, doesn't that mean he has just passed a chapter with three cards?

The protagonist loses a little bit every time. The ** person immediately began to sing the opposite tune. It feels like looking at urban literature from the past. Although this kind of template is easy to write, it is better to write less.

Although it is unremarkable, it is still watchable and can be watched. Don't let the heroine go, just think of it as a forbidden card.

As a poker player, I can only say that the author really doesn't understand Yu-Gi-Oh! What is written in Chapter 11? The opponent activates the cosmic whirlwind when the protagonist activates the destructive virus, but the effect of the destructive virus will continue to be triggered after the trap card leaves the field. The effect is gone after it is eliminated. There is also a problem before. After the destructive virus and subsequent effects are activated, all damage the opponent receives until the end of the next turn becomes 0. It is omitted directly. The protagonist will deal damage in the second turn. I am really speechless.