Yu-Gi-Oh!: the Journey of the Duel King from Scratch!

The only Yu-Gi-Oh fan that I can watch seriously, it would be better if it updates faster You can add more descriptions of curing your opponent's high blood pressure, which would make you happier

I don't understand Yu-Gi-Oh. I only watched a little anime when I was a kid, and I don't know the details at all. But this novel is very carefully written, making it very comfortable for people like me who don't understand it. I give it five stars.

People who have never played Yu-Gi-Oh are addicted to it. The writing is really interesting and makes me experience the joy of being a card player [Chigua]

I think this Yu-Gi-Oh fanfic should be a well-written one. I don't know why I rated this book poorly in the book reading circle. Is it because there are too few descriptions of card playing? But I think it's good to write more about daily life. Storytelling is popular in the game every day. If you look at other fan novels, one chapter is all about storytelling. Who doesn't know how to be a storyteller? When I enter the game, I immediately become a master of tears and tell stories during your turn. I choose to watch my daily life and just play cards as an embellishment.

The portrayal of the heroine and the dueling elves is what I feel is a bit toxic, but the content is relatively small. According to Rotten Tomatoes, it can definitely be regarded as the best Yu-Gi-Oh novel. However, the problems in the game are mainly reflected in the crushing of primitive people. There is no way to solve it. After all, no one wants to watch the Ax King chop. However, the author respects the original work and has also made some enhancements to the primitive people. It is understandable that he has persisted for so long and kept updating, which also makes me admire him very much.

It's been a while since I've found a card novel, let alone a Yu-Gi-Oh fanfic. After reading the first few chapters, it should be a good read, after all, Kaiba was defeated in just two chapters. The description of the duel is relatively detailed. Although I have only watched the Yu-Gi-Oh animation, I can still understand it. This is good, and the author's writing style allows me, a reader, to experience the thrill of winning with a wonderful deck. However, the author complained too much about himself, so after reading a few chapters, I found that reading was still a bit troublesome. Because this large amount of jokes and jokes made it impossible for me to immerse myself in the story constructed by the author. No matter how strong or invincible the protagonist was, the feeling of enjoyable writing was diluted a lot. Generally speaking, if you like card novels or Yu-Gi-Oh fandom, you can still read it if you like light-hearted novels. Therefore

Thank you for your companionship. This is the most beautiful Yu-Gi-Oh fanfic I have ever read. I started following the author when it first came out. I have been following it for three years. From the first grade of junior high school to high school, I have not missed it almost every day. It is really interesting. I hope the author can publish another Yu-Gi-Oh fanfic. I am really grateful to the author for writing such a beautiful Yu-Gi-Oh fanfic for us to read.

It looks good, this is the spiritual food for the card guys It would be great if the author could put a picture of each card played (whether it has been played or not), so that it would be like watching the battle with one's own eyes, and the sense of immersion would be 100% full.

There are relatively few fan fictions in the Yu-Gi-Oh circle. As for the quality of Yu-Gi-Oh fan fictions, if you want to appreciate them, my suggestion is to skip to the Duel City chapter. From the Duel Kingdom to the game world and then to the Duel City, the author's writing and plot rhythm have always been problematic, and the character creation is full of awkwardness, and the plot of the female character has a strong xyy flavor. But after the Duel City ended, the author should have written the feeling, and the quality of the plot gradually improved. All in all, if you skip the previous plot and read this novel, it is indeed quite good.

It is a very good book that takes into account both card playing and plot. It has its own development and can be reasonably integrated into the main line of the original work. Except for the unavoidable verbal abuse (as we all know, the first part was called the king of verbal abuse in the early stage), the logic is relatively tight. At present, it seems that it has Long Aotian's capital, but it does not have the same fragmented perception as Long Aotian. There is a side story (guest part from the audience). If you know the actors, you will be very happy to watch it. In terms of emotional lines, the author tried his best to make up for the regrets (Wang and Xingzi really had no choice, Wang had to go back after all). Looking forward to the next plot. Ps: The author is very good at making jokes, please keep surfing when reading the book (bushi)

It is an absolute high-quality book in the same genre. Among the Yu-Gi-Oh fan works, I have never seen anything that can surpass this work. It deserves special recommendation. Of course, it is recommended that before reading this book, you first watch some of the Yu-Gi-Oh movies to understand the world view of Yu-Gi-Oh. It is best to try the game of Yu-Gi-Oh and have a happy duel together!

It's rare to see a good book by Yu-Gi-Oh (who doesn't have a self-made deck, but has a deep understanding of the game). The male protagonist's cards in it can really be used on the master link to deceive people, and the characters are also OOC. The content is endless and it is definitely enjoyable to read.

1 Score for the feelings of playing Yu-Gi-Oh when you were a child. 2The author has made up for many regrets in the plot of Yu-Gi-Oh! 3 Provides a lot of interesting "playing methods". 4. The game's magic is really awesome.

If you like to see how the protagonist is having fun or how to wildly unfold the opponent with one card, or if you pay attention to the rules of ocg or tcg in the quarter, this book may not be in your favorite zone. But if you are watching Mr. Takahashi Kazuki's Yu-Gi-Oh anime and you are full of regrets or shortcomings about many things in it, you want to make up for it. Then this book is a Yu-Gi-Oh fanfic that is very suitable for you. A fic that was slightly toxic in the early stages but worth watching.

This book is definitely the most serious one among all the Yu-Gi-Oh books I have read. It perfectly restores the image and mentality of the characters, and the plot is smooth and smooth, without any sense of abruptness. It is definitely a masterpiece worth reading among Yu-Gi-Oh fan fictions.

When I was a kid, I watched the anime and played the stand-alone version of the game. My impression was still Ax Axe. Reading this book satisfied my fantasies and expectations for the later stages of the game Yu-Gi-Oh!

The author writes it very seriously, and you can feel it when you read it. Well, except for the character dialogue, it feels a bit weird, but it is understandable. Although it is more likely that my taste is a bit tired, overall, it is pretty good among Yu-Gi-Oh fans and I personally think it can be ranked in the top five (highlighted individuals). I hope the author can persevere. After all, it seems that the author wrote this book very seriously. Come on! (ง•̀_•́)ง

It's a very nice Yu-Gi-Oh fanfic, and it's great that the protagonist doesn't have a random harem or use decks that are too far from the era. It's also great that Duel Elf is divided into the protagonist's personal love story. Now that I have seen the plot of Uncle Paradox, I am looking forward to the protagonist using my wife deck, Zhu Tears.

The book about playing cards is well written, and it also picks up characters. I read several books before that didn't take characters, which is a regret. However, there are some flaws in the parts other than playing cards. For example, the characters say jokes that cannot be expressed in Japanese, which is very strange.

I just watched the Duel City chapter. So far, it seems that the plot arrangement is okay, but the early writing is a bit jerky, and many descriptions are slightly flawed. The duel build is also good, with no obvious problems. Come on!

This book is well written. I feel like I can't get enough of it. I'm still waiting for the next chapter. Thank you! It has joy and sorrow. Although it is a novel, it is very real, very close to life and full of positive energy. There are struggles and compromises, regrets and joys. Really worth reading.

A very, very good Yu-Gi-Oh fanfic. Unlike other fanfics that become nonsense as they are written, this novel is really close to the anime. It can almost be said that it is adapted on the basis of the anime and at the same time makes up for the regrets of the anime. It is really great👍🏻

The writing is so good. I have never read Yu-Gi-Oh!, But the author is really attentive. Even if I don't understand the plot, I can still understand this work. It's great. The dialogue, character setting, and scene plot are all perfect. It's an absolute five-star masterpiece! Hope to have a harem! ! !

Although I have never played Yu-Gi-Oh, I can still understand it. It is a very interesting Yu-Gi-Oh fan novel. I am also following it now. Good luck to the author [Like] (Ask which deck is the most disgusting [laughing])

It's good-looking. I have to say that the characters are quite faithful to the original work, and each of the protagonists has a good ending. There are also good reviews for the accompanying pictures.

The duel was very exciting, and the card playing was also great. The four stars are because there is a female protagonist. Oh, that woman is in trouble [awkward laugh]

It still looks good. The deck does not have to pursue crushing in the underworld because of its age, or it is simply a dishonest deck with bad luck. The card playing is very detailed, but the daily description is a bit bland. The protagonist does not need to make a fuss if the plot changes slightly, and I feel that the heroine's character is also a bit problematic. Overall, it's a good choice among Tomato's Yu-Gi-Oh!

It's really the best Yu-Gi-Oh fanfic I've ever read. It's very interesting from beginning to end. I didn't expect it to end when I watched it [crying][crying][crying]

It's pretty good. There are many dreams come true. The protagonist is a duelist again. I still don't know why the protagonist disappeared for a long time. It is probably the Tyrannosaurus dimension. There is still a long way to go in the story. I am slowly following it.

So far, it's pretty good to watch, and the protagonist's personality is quite likable. I hope it continues.