
Yu-Gi-Oh!: From Zero to King of Games
游戏王:从零开始成为决斗王
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- Ongoing
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- 1.4M Words
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- Anime Fanfiction
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- 1y ago
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See allA Protagonist Who Pulls All Kinds of Hilarious Stunts
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!
People of the underworld never surrender! My wish list isn't long: Heroes, Dark Magician, Spellbooks, Mekk-Knights, Cyberse, Blue-Eyes White Dragon, Red-Eyes Black Dragon, Six Samurai, Masked HERO (you know it), Phantom Knights, Stardust, Cyber Dragons, Witchcrafter (thanks, Luoyang), and Toon.
Card-Based Stories: Looking for Card-Making or Card-Wielding Novels
Looking for books similar to "Huaxia Card Maker".
The Protagonist Uses Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards, but It Isn't Set in the Yu-Gi-Oh! World
I'm in a Reading Slump. I'll Starve to Death If I Can't Find More Yu-Gi-Oh! Books. Send Me Some R-Rated Ones
Looking for books similar to Yu-Gi-Oh! Dimensional War.
There Aren't Any Good Yu-Gi-Oh! Books Left. Fight Me.
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??
All Kinds of Card-Based Novels (Backup Shelf)
Looking for books similar to "Apocalypse: I Make Magic Cards and Cash In by Selling Them".
*I Need Yu-Gi-Oh! Books, Please Save Me!
Any Novels About Yu-Gi-Oh?
Dark Magician, Blue-Eyes White Dragon
Any Card-Based Novels, Dear Dads?
Any Good Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels?
When the gathered stars become one, a new bond will light up the future. Become a radiant path! Accelerate beyond your limits, Synchro Summon, light of evolution!
Looking for a Novel Where the Protagonist Is Invincible and Then Gets Summoned
The protagonist should be a human from Earth reincarnated as a demon, angel, summoned beast, guardian spirit, dimensional creature, higher-dimensional being, or something Lovecraftian.
Looking for Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels, No Custom Decks
It'd be even better if they used cards from the Branded series.
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.
Please Recommend Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Novels
I want Synchro, Xyz, Link, Pendulum, and the like. I'm tired of DM and GX. Don't recommend anything set after Yuya's series.
Any Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels for a Longtime Fan?
Give Me Some Yu-Gi-Oh!, No Particular Requirements, Just Make It Badass
The Ex-Girlfriend Is His Boss
Urban slice-of-life stories where the male lead works at his ex-girlfriend's company
Looking for Good Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels
Looking for books similar to Yu-Gi-Oh!: Starting in Duelist Kingdom, I Punish Everyone. This card wants to go see you. I've finished reading Don't Ask Me How to Play Cards Like This. Don't recommend anything after chapter 96, it's complete garbage.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels
The protagonist can chant summoning phrases, the really chuuni kind
Yu-Gi-Oh! Stories That Are Still Updating
Looking for books similar to "Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Road of the Big Fish".
Any Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels?
Preferably spanning the three eras of Duel Monsters, GX, and 5D's.
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Yu-Gi-Oh!: Against the Light
Yu-Gi-Oh!: My Deck Is All Hand Traps!
Yu-Gi-Oh!: Soar to the Skies? But I Use Blue-Eyes
Yu-Gi-Oh!: Fake Hanoi, Starting with Missing Limbs
Yu-Gi-Oh!: I Might Really Become the King of Games
I’m the Axe King in Duelist Kingdom
Yu-Gi-Oh!: Are You Addicted to Opening Packs?!
Yu-Gi-Oh!: Dimensions Collide
Yu-Gi-Oh!: The World of Despia Descends
Yu-Gi-Oh!: Maxing Out My Bond with My Waifu Cards
Welcome to the World of Duel Supremacy
Yu-Gi-Oh!: A Dragon’s Life Begins in Silver Castle
Yu-Gi-Oh!: Synchro Emperor
Yu-Gi-Oh!: I Use a Hearthstone Deck
Yu-Gi-Oh!: I Save 5D’s with a Cursed Deck
God-Tier Deck: I Start with Ojama Yellow
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The author is detailed and bold, and even included a lot of pictures, which is quite thoughtful. I really like and support the author, and I hope they won't stop updating.
Can you please stop posting card images? Only veteran Yu-Gi-Oh! Players read these kinds of books; card images really ruin my mood.
A young man, full of brotherhood, wielding his sword in battle, thirty years of merit, eight thousand miles of journey, conquering passes and defeating generals, sealing the wolf's lair. Surrounded by a million comrades, united in heart and mind, unafraid of dying on the battlefield, eighty years of military service as one day, never changing his original aspiration, protecting the peace of the…
A very meticulous author; many cards come with illustrations.
The section about the three legendary gods has been revised. You can let the author know if there are any issues, but the author is quite busy. I will revise it if there are any problems, but it may take time. 🤦
Aren't gods immune to the effects of monsters below level 10? Did you forget to write that, or did you deliberately omit it?
It's much better than some trashy Yu-Gi-Oh! Books.
Some people say they're annoyed by the restrictions placed on the protagonist in every duel. I think these restrictions are actually what allow the protagonist to pull off some amazing feats. After all, a true master card player using a mainstream deck can easily dominate DM. Even in the game, you need lucky draws and card printing to even have a chance.
A fantastic Yu-Gi-Oh! Novel. A small personal suggestion: the constant card-playing and adventure stories are starting to feel a bit tiring for readers. I suggest adding a chapter or two after each story segment focusing on the daily lives of the main characters and the card spirits.
Keep up the good work, author!