Yu-Gi-Oh!: The King of Games' Journey from Zero!

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)