
Yu-Gi-Oh!: A Deck That Transcends the Ages
游戏王之超越时代的卡组
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 465k Words
- Genre
- Unknown
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Any Yu-Gi-Oh! Fics With Pendulum Summoning?
Give Me Some Yu-Gi-Oh!, No Particular Requirements, Just Make It Badass
Looking for Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels, No Custom Decks
It'd be even better if they used cards from the Branded series.
Cards, Cards! Making or Using Cards, Anything Goes
Does Tomato have any good card-based stories? Why can't I find a gem in all this sand?! Are there any with a coherent worldbuilding, natural prose, understandable power levels, a clear progression system, drama-free character relationships, and normal everyday dialogue??
Any Yu-Gi-Oh! Books, the OCG Kind?
Looking for Yu-Gi-Oh! Fics, Not Ones Set in the Original Era
Most of the DM-era decks aren't interesting. Some don't even give the protagonist any upgrades to their deck later on, so they just use a modern deck to duel. What's the point of that?
Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels
The protagonist can chant summoning phrases, the really chuuni kind
Any Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels?
Preferably spanning the three eras of Duel Monsters, GX, and 5D's.
Any Novels With Iconic, Hype Anime Quotes?
As long as there’s dialogue in the novel, that’s fine.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Fanfic Where the Protagonist Doesn't Use Degenerate Decks, but Still Plays with Spirit and Isn't an Idiot
Yu-Gi-Oh! Card-Battling Novels
Give me a few fellow readers to talk books with! I'm going crazy holding it all in!
Any Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels Where the Protagonist Uses Tearlaments or Kashtira?
I play Duel Links and the physical card game, after all.
Looking for Original Yu-Gi-Oh! Decks. If You’ve Got One, That’d Be So Freaking Cool
I'm looking for books like Yu-Gi-Oh!: I Have a Spirit Ball. Give me some anime-themed decks, like Boonie Bears, Armor Hero, Jackie Chan Adventures, Pokemon, Ye Luoli, and so on.
Any Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels? They Don't Have to Be Set in the Yu-Gi-Oh! World
Parallel universes are fine. I'd like fewer decks built around Roaring, and the main deck should be a relatively popular one.
Any Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels for a Longtime Fan?
*I Need Yu-Gi-Oh! Books, Please Save Me!
Any Novels Set in a Pure Card-Based World, Where Characters Summon Cards or Use Them to Cast Skills?
There Aren't Any Good Yu-Gi-Oh! Books Left. Fight Me.
I’m a Duel Monsters Fan. Could You All Recommend Some Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels?
Any Yu-Gi-Oh! Fan Fiction?
Ideally, the protagonist used to play hopeful decks like Stardust Scrapheap, but after being betrayed by everyone and framed, they started using aggressive decks that burn through health and shut the opponent down.
Stories About Playing Honkai Impact Characters in Other Worlds. I Need Them So Badly, I'm Starving
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Goes to the Yu-Gi-Oh! World and Duels the President
Yu-Gi-Oh! Stories Set in an Original World
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I can only give four stars because I feel like you have never played Yu-Gi-Oh!
All authors who write about Yu-Gi-Oh! Have one shortcoming. Just too little
Come on, come on, it's just too short. I think the protagonist can play Zhenglong in the later stage, or Victory Dragon Fountain [laughs evilly], or go to V6 and play Guardian Dragon (the two decks combined are not enough to make up a main deck)
The plot at the beginning was just so-so. And what I wrote at the beginning was when the early rules of the Yu-Gi-Oh anime were not perfect. I saw various comments written by other readers who have not watched the first part of Yu-Gi-Oh! I always feel awkward that I can't explain. (The rules of the early Yu-Gi-Oh! Were not perfect, so you could use all kinds of nonsense. When you see people who don't understand messing around, it always feels like watching a monkey show. But the plot is getting better and better later on. In addition, the various special power systems of Yu-Gi-Oh! Have been improved, making them look more reasonable, and various strange bugs in the original plot have been patched, making them more reasonable. Personally, I recommend skipping the previous plot related to the first part of Yu-Gi-Oh. After all, the previous part of the story is average, and it is also part of the early-stage plot of Yu-Gi-Oh with incomplete rules and bad words. The watchable part is just like that. It is recommended that you read the general plot of the previous part and then jump directly to the beginning of the plot of Yu-Gi-Oh! Part 2. This is still a good way to watch it.
So far, the quality of this book is pretty good. I hope it won't stop updating.
In reality, there may be such people among the people you pass by. They don't dare to burn, kill, and loot in real life, and they are submissive when they meet people who are stronger than themselves. You can only spread your true thoughts on the Internet, after all, no one here knows them! So you can do whatever you want without worrying about the consequences!
I feel okay. As long as I don't think too much, at least I can still have a lot of fun. At least I won't be a little bit offended like the girl next door, King Ka () I gave 5 stars because I think 6 points is too low. Unfinished() You can consider giving up after reading the chapter about the pendulum.
I hope this book can survive to the end and not die halfway. Most of the Yu-Gi-Oh books in Tomato are basically written halfway through and the author suddenly runs away.
You can follow this book with confidence. The author signed up for the 100-day check-in event and there will be no eunuchs or unfinished books in the near future.
It's okay. It's suitable for newcomers to read. It's simple, clear and text-based. It's just too short, not enough to watch, and the ending is a bit sloppy In fact, there are a lot of things that can be written about Yu-Gi-Oh! Every little point can be expanded into a whole book All in all, it's okay. The ending is a bit pity. [I'm full]. The author has a lot of imagination.