Jie Linlan transmigrates to the continent of Teyvat, and after several years, the System finally arrives. It turns out to be a card shop for a card game stitched together from all sorts of things, and the style of Teyvat gradually begins to change...
Diluc: “Anyone who dares encroach on our land will be struck down by me!” With that, he grabs a wine bottle and the Ancient Sword.
Unrivaled, taking the enemy commander’s head amid ten thousand troops!
Thoma: “Times have changed, Master.” As he speaks, he pulls out a Seiken Saber belt.
Saber! Draw! The mighty dragon!~
Kamisato Ayato: “Come! The ultimate Destiny HERO, BLOO-D!”
Cyno: “I chain!”
Gorou: “And I chain!”
The two of them: “It’s my turn!!!”
Klee: “Klee’s taking mid this game! Give it to me or I’ll feed!”
Yu-Gi-Oh! monster duels, Duelist of Honor, Teyvat Unbounded, Genshin battle royale…
In short, it’s a fun, feel-good mash-up power fantasy~ The synopsis isn’t doing it justice, so come read the story~
The theme is novel and interesting, but the plot… well, it's a bit simplistic? And the content is slightly toxic; the protagonist just gives away the three god cards without warning. Don't you think the protagonist's abilities are still lacking? Plus, the character development is inconsistent. I'll give it four stars for now, and then observe it further before deciding whether to change the rating.
These cards should ideally not have any real offensive capabilities, otherwise, the game's mechanics will definitely intervene and punish these people. While they won't harm you, those who bought the cards will certainly suffer. Honkai Impact 3rd's content is all about applying debuffs to the world.
The subject matter is good; it all depends on how the author writes it.
More Yu-Gi-Oh! Games, please! (Gold digger roaring jpg)
It's watchable, it's watchable! A reader who's watched for 3000 hours definitely agrees. The jokes are great, lots of them, and most importantly, my beloved brother is in it! 😏😏 It's 4000 now.
The card-drawing part was pretty good at the beginning, with lots of references. But when they started writing the duels, I was completely baffled. Two people per team, only six cards in total? Seriously, that's terrible. A bunch of useless nonsense. It's okay to write the duels properly, but the interspersed dialogue with various characters was so awkward to read. My expression while watching the duels was like: (Subway old man. JPG)
To be honest, this book feels a bit like a wish-fulfillment novel. The characters are constantly skeptical and arrogant, and the "Monster Resurrection" aspect is definitely heavily modified—just casually bringing back someone who's been dead for who knows how long? Also, the Fusion, Synchro Link, and XYZ abilities aren't absolutely invincible, and the characters use such a mixed bag of cards—all sorts of types! Forget it, I don't want to complain anymore. Just read this kind of novel for fun.
I like it; the strange combination of Yu-Gi-Oh! And Teyvat doesn't feel out of place at all 😏 Hurry up and write more!
I'm a gaming ace.
A hero can suffer injustice, but you cannot trample on my ironclad defenses.