Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Book of Revelation of the Barians

As a fan novel (with a new world view), it fills in many plot pits (such as Yuri's life experience) to a certain extent. The duels are fairly detailed, and the speed of the academy points () that have nothing to do with the main plot is also well controlled. As the plot progresses, what attracted me to this book gradually changed from the emotional setting of the "Seven Emperors" to various speculations about the author's new world view and how the original character settings have changed in such a world. Choosing the popular setting "Seven Emperors" as one of the elements is certainly one of the reasons why this book is good-looking, but the world view and plot that transform the dull setting into vivid words are the indispensable "top priority" of this book. The fact that this book can persist to this day shows that the author's love for Yu-Gi-Oh! And everyone's love for this book and encouragement to the author are indispensable, so Crazy Thursday, vmy 5-star rating (

A better Yu-Gi-Oh fan, the key point is that he is not a pigeon

There are very few tomatoes that write z4, which is quite healthy. (The author is a soul player at first glance [laughs crookedly])

It is finished. As one of the few Yu-Gi-Oh novels that is not unfinished, the overall quality can be ranked in the top three of Tomato Yu-Gi-Oh. At first, I was not particularly optimistic about this book. However, although there are many things from the original work in the plot, it actually has little to do with the original plot. It is basically self-created, which is great. There are regrets, and that is the Book of Origins. This thing that promotes the development of the plot was thought to be brilliant in the ending, but it turned out that it was all collected, and it was of no use. At least some people were killed to create the Source Code, and the world was modified like Z4. Then comes the final battle, which I didn't expect from the Sticker Golden Kingdom, but since it's a battle for Balian, where has Balian's real soul, the Emperor of Hope, gone? I'm really looking forward to the Seven Materials Emperor of Hope, even if you do animation effects, it's not like you haven't done it before. Anyway, that's it, kick me in the ass by starting a new book.

Highly recommended, overall it looks very good, because for personal reasons I prefer to modify it in the original world of a5, but I have to say that this has become the number one among Yu-Gi-Oh fans (personal feeling). I can also play Yu-Gi-Oh, but I'm not good at it [laughs], because I can't build a good deck. Even if I know how to build a deck, I don't know how to draw the right cards, but my love for Yu-Gi-Oh will never be lost to those experienced players. Finally, I highly recommend it 👍

I hope everyone can order some gifts, even if it is a daily free gift, the author still has to live and eat. If there is really no profit, maybe... Coding is not easy. Thank you all brothers and sisters for your support. [Salute][Salute]

This book is good among all the Yu-Gi-Oh novels I have read. There is no major fault in the plot for the time being. In my mind, it is second only to the Job King Next Door.

This is one of the better Yu-Gi-Oh novels. Well, I'll give it five stars for encouragement. There aren't many good Tomato Yu-Gi-Oh novels, so this is already a very good one. I'll give you five stars for encouragement.

Not bad, it's the first time I've seen a Yu-Gi-Oh fanfic starting from Overdose

The structure is clear and the plot is reasonable. I highly recommend it. It ranks among the top three Yu-Gi-Oh fanfics I have read. The graphics are full of sense and the creative ability is very good. The author has a deep proportion and knows the world of Yu-Gi-Oh very well. I hope the author can achieve greater success again! ! !