Yu-Gi-Oh!: Stop It, That’s Not a Duel!

Can you stop writing about the main character wanting to return to his original world? What's the point of returning? That is, what you're writing about is about Yu-Gi-Oh!, And what you're here to see is the duel. Otherwise, I'd have* written like this.

Since you don't plan to write a story about a girl, don't always write ambiguous plots. However, the protagonist looks like he doesn't understand and doesn't know anything all day long. The sentimental idiotic feeling of the Japanese manga Asasi is overflowing. I want to vomit after reading it a few times. So many cards are not enough for you.

It's a pity. Originally, the writing was okay, but in the end, I had to write a plot with a self-made heroine. It was a complete disaster. Everyone who reads Yu-Gi-Oh novels hopes to see your original heroine. The original heroine or the card spirit can be used, but you have to take the worst path.

Frankly speaking, I don't care what your considerations and arrangements are for this book, but as long as your Kaiba elf-less system is popularized, it will be sold immediately. The essence of Feilu is to look at the unique elf settings. I only hope that this duel disk will appear once in the hands of this Kaiba. After the game, if a second person uses this duel disk, I will withdraw the book immediately. I have no idea what hook stone setting you came up with. You insist on coming up with a setting that destroys the power system of the entire book... Your issue has nothing to do with economics. You are simply denying the fundamental setting of your book. Come on, write a few more people using the new duel board you set to wash away the readers and destroy this book, then you will be happy, come on.

The setting collapsed. People who originally followed the book began to wait and see. The author's comments section refused to change. Readers' expectations were lowered. The proportion of book readers increased. The results plummeted. In the end, the book was read to death. I would make a bold guess. Anyway, I read more than a dozen chapters. There is no way, the book is for readers. If you don't change the readers' opinions, then it's best for readers to just wait and see, and even ** is not unusual.

No wonder the Pogouba Black Dragon family has declined, and the eldest lady cannot be recognized by the elves. You have red eyes and long black eyes. If I were a card elf, I wouldn't follow you either. You won't know how to play cards at first sight.

I can only say that it is a book that opens high and sells low. It was so good at the beginning, but it has become what it is now. Even if it has been updated so far, it is still only one or two.

Just those two chapters every day, the key is to pay back, the role of the protagonist is acceptable, the opponent also needs to be criticized and then a lot of inner thoughts. Every time I subscribe to the chapters in the past few days, I feel lonely. The quality is still the same these two days, so I will wait for a few months to come back and read it. It is really uncomfortable to read.

Nowadays, people can squeeze out toothpaste every day. The progress is already slow and you still do it like this. Don't let yourself be fooled like the popular Pokémon book before. Basically, you write a battle for two days. Each side summons Big Brother in two chapters on the first day, and it ends with two chapters on the second day. Big Brother is very good at writing. Don't do it like this. Either write a battle in one day, otherwise everyone will not have the patience to grind you.

When will fake cards be available? The author also used the comments section to speak harshly. Why is he still being harsh when he writes a vicious point?