Decisive, Decisive, Decisive, Decisive Duel

It is one of the best game works among the Yu-Gi-Oh novels. Although the plot arrangement in the first few chapters is a bit messy, the main line is relatively clear starting from the card shop. With excellent game descriptions and well-rendered atmosphere, it is absolutely a good work. It's just that the update is a bit slow, but considering the complexity of building the game, it's understandable.

It's been a long time since I've seen a Yu-Gi-Oh novel that's so exciting. Whether it's the scene with White Dragon or the highlight of the two-person duel with Kuriko, it made my blood boil. If you keep writing at this quality and pace, you'll definitely become a god in the Yu-Gi-Oh novel. By the way, may I ask who the heroine is?

How can I put it, a rare good product. It can be seen that the author really likes playing cards, and his writing style is also very good. The various card playing scenes are described with great enthusiasm. It can also be seen that the author is really soulful. The lines he said during the card game also made me shout out, and then they were used by my younger brother. Looking at me like a fool, I finished reading the current update in one go. The logic of playing cards is also very good without any flaws. Various guesses and dog bets are all very good, or in other words, a very good duelist. Then I told the author that as long as you don't supervise this book, I will finish it! In the end, this account can no longer be used. From now on, I will use the small account to watch @rise (After reading it, I immediately turned on the computer and started playing. Grandma said, it couldn't be unfolded, it couldn't be unfolded at all)

Original and well-received. I'm tired of seeing the same plot of the original. Most of the people who read Yu-Gi-Oh novels are about true love. Don't worry about ensuring the quality. Come on.

It is a masterpiece among Yu-Gi-Oh's original works. It currently expresses a great world view. I don't know if it will collapse in the future. Compared with other Yu-Gi-Oh fan fiction, this book has a very solid start. In other Yu-Gi-Oh fan fiction, either the protagonist cheats and crushes others, but the expressiveness is not enough, making the plot uninteresting, or the protagonist can only slowly discover how difficult it is. The biggest problem at the moment is that the author is dual-player, and the updates are too slow and completely unreadable [rolls eyes]

It's not any anime Yu-Gi-Oh! World, just the original world is worth seeing. The construction and battle are very exciting. There are also many non-anime card groups. Maybe you can play it yourself. Civilization is also excellent. Among domestic Yu-Gi-Oh fan fiction, it is considered to be top-notch at the moment. Five points are super exciting. As long as you don't be a eunuch, there is already a very exciting game. You can read it and read it.

This is probably the Yu-Gi-Oh fanfic that I feel most comfortable reading besides playing cards in Duel City. It's also a good book for newcomers who want to know more about Yu-Gi-Oh! The part that explains the card timings is great.

It is an interesting and rigorous Yu-Gi-Oh novel. To be honest, I have read a lot of harems with cards or single female protagonists, and it feels like the hero in a different world in my childhood. In this book, the author talks about the story of the protagonist and cards, and hopes that if there is a heroine, the story will be single and depict the card as a friendship or a prop instead of a single hero routine of grinding monsters and upgrading. I don't think this is bad, the sister card king is also good. Although it's a no-brainer, at least he plays cards seriously and plays various cards [smile][smile] I have to say that the author has superb poker skills

There is nothing wrong with the deck construction, the soul level is okay, at least it has a duel scene, the description is not too cumbersome, the plot is not outstanding, but at least it is satisfactory, and there is no poisoning (who cares about the emotional drama when they are all playing cards? Isn't it the sister who cares about everything?) Among the Yu-Gi-Oh novels, it can be ranked first in this software, and it can be ranked third among all the Yu-Gi-Oh novels I have read so far. Very good, come on (ง •̀_•́)ง, of course, if possible, can you try Dragon Fist? Of course Silver City is fine too, thank you.

To be honest, for someone who is used to watching Yu-Gi-Oh!, It was the first time I saw this kind of original alternate world Yu-Gi-Oh. It was really enjoyable, especially every detail. But it is probably difficult for outsiders to understand, and many of them are confused even if they are not experienced players. Like me, who is also a newbie, sometimes I am confused when watching this. After all, there are many decks, and I, a newbie, have never been exposed to them.

It's an original world view. The protagonist's past life relationship is a bit complicated, but you don't need to pay too much attention to it at the moment. What the author wants to write is the kind of showdown that comes back after a hard-fought battle. The typical two chapters include Brother Lizi's performance in chapters 87 and 88. But there are not many of them, so you don't need to pay too much attention to them). Generally, the crushing game is basically not written carefully, unless there is a certain plot need, and there is no Thurs in the introduction. (When you play Yu-Gi-Oh, do you want to take out objects other than Hades? But according to the plot, the protagonist has a wife, who should be Yi Lan, who is not a Siren) Summary: There are daily struggles and an original world view, but the card playing is still authentic (watching this really feels like watching a dark game comeback). It is highly recommended for card players. If you are interested in getting into the trap, you can also try to read this novel.

It's so fucking flammable. It's the first time I've seen a fan setting and it's still flammable. This book is the first time I've seen such an interesting and very coherent book. It has a lot of foreshadowing, as well as fragments and word modifications that should be flammable. There is no doubt that this book has become the most beautiful Yu-Gi-Oh book in my opinion. I hope the author will not stop updating it. I don't think this book will be unfinished. Because of the author's carefulness, this book is destined to be good. Come on!

The best Yu-Gi-Oh!, The content strength is Unlimited Tears, and the update strength is Electronic Dragon

It's been a long time since I've seen such an exciting card-playing article. It's much better than those that forcibly weaken the strength of the deck [laughter]

The plot is smooth and the battles are not brainless. Various decks will appear. Independent and huge world view. The protagonist mainly uses the Lament of Tears deck, and also uses other decks. Most of them are combat-oriented decks. I won't describe the abuse of food in detail.

I started following this book when I first started writing it. I thought it was very good at first because the card playing environment was very exciting. But overall, only the card playing part was good. The world view did not have that kind of eye-catching part. It was like a bunch of things sewn together. It felt like a bunch of plots that had not unfolded. Then came the emotional scenes. Overall, I felt that the emotional scenes were inexplicable. Except for Yi Lan, I thought the other women who had some feelings were multiple female leads. But it turned out that those women were all clones of the male lead, which gave me a very fucked-up feeling. And in the end, they didn't make it clear that they wanted to. The question of whether Sai will become the male protagonist's girlfriend or not is filled in, but it seems to be so bland and fucked up, as if this is how it should be. When I watched it, I thought I would have the feeling of wow, this is what it is, but after watching it, it felt like watching a episode of Baby Bus. Then in the part about the underworld, I thought it would be the wife of Hades showing off her power, but in the end, she summoned a phantom and crushed the golden bird to death. She never appeared again. She never appeared again in the whole book. Can you believe it. Finally, this ending, this ending, and that ending are perfect, so fucking perfect. It feels like a lot of things were deleted, and then a big perfection was written on my face. I don't know if I've developed an appetite after reading too many books. After deleting the card-playing part of this book, I guess I'll have to delete hundreds of cards. I think it would be great if the story were richer. (This is an opinion expressed from my point of view. Please don't mind if different people have different opinions) Forget it, the requirements can't be too high. This Yu-Gi-Oh! In Tomato is pretty good. The duel aspect is very exciting, but only the duel aspect is very exciting. Except for the ending that has a lot of poisonous points and thunderous points, I even feel that the author knew that he had done this wave of poisoning, and then Then it was finished hastily, leaving a lot of holes unfilled. I originally thought it was going to be a multi-female protagonist, but it turned out to be a single heroine. I was really speechless. So many holes were dug and so many emotional dramas were dug, but in the end, I got a big one. To sum up, the author focused almost all his energy on whether there would be bugs in playing cards, but the plot and story seemed to be relatively average, and could even be said to be a mess.

I have read a lot of Yu-Gi-Oh fanfics, and this one is really interesting. To be honest, I don't care about the card games I have played so many times. Stories from original worlds are fine, as long as they are not tj.

Divine book! No need to say more! This is the only book I've enjoyed so much in a long time. I finished reading it in one go. None of the books I read before could do this. It's really strong. I originally saw that the 9.5 Of the Yu-Gi-Oh fanfic was amazing, so I watched it. After watching it, I felt that the 9.5 Was still low. All in all, I highly recommend everyone to watch it (I was the first to scare the dragon, Miss Mei the Lost Dog)

The writing is good. It doesn't rely on duels to plot like other fans. The author is really attentive to building an original world view. However, it is recommended that those who want to get into the game should first understand the story of Yu-Gi-Oh Cards, such as Brand, Star Relic, Bad World, and True Dragon. They are all very good stories.

That's it... It's over... There are not so many modern and exciting articles about beating up primitive people, and there are no studs who open a harem fiercely. Some are authors who are famous only for "Awakening of the Dragon", some are the meme of "Tongzhao Bailong Searches Cantian Cup Fantasy Field", and some are a group of readers who like and truly love it, even if they don't understand or have played it, they can still feel excited. Admittedly, this story is not perfect. In the first three chapters of the book, a sudden duel story unfolded, and I had to abandon the manuscript and start over. Due to the trade-off between the duel and the main narrative, the author had to face the reality of generating electricity for love. The giant soldiers of the three phantom gods did not usher in their home court in the end. But life is like this, with stumbling blocks, we still have to move forward. The novel is over, but our story continues. Failure is always present throughout, just like the continuous hits that the Meteor Dragon failed to hit turned into phantoms, just like the last bit of blood that the Trickster Star failed to burn out. I didn't get on board when it was serialized, but luckily I didn't miss this pretty good Yu-Gi-Oh novel. "Yu-Gi-Oh should be an epic" Perhaps no one in the world without restrictions can defeat Shunfeng Shui's Tears, but believe in your deck. The destined duelist will eventually get a response from the deck. Evolution has no end. Maybe the electronic dragon can really reach the top of the pie chart again in its lifetime. Luo Bai, Mei. The name is so long that I can't remember it. Miss, Yi Lan, Siren Mermaid, Li Zi Ge, Dibel, former pseudo-boss human Xiaomi, Sera, Breadman Set, Pharaoh... Will we meet again? I don't know, no one has an answer. Just like Miss Mei, who was originally the heroine, missed it because of an inspiration. Many times it's not who's fault, it's just that it happened. I'm glad I met you at the age when you should be in middle school. Cherish the people in front of you. That may be the fate you formed in your previous life. No matter which super mainstream you follow, there will always be a group of people who believe in the soul. A wanderer chasing a phantom? Maybe, Yu-Gi-Oh! Is a game full of possibilities. I have witnessed the most dazzling era, and it is time to protect something that cannot be abandoned. After I finish writing this last paragraph, I really want to say goodbye. Even if this paragraph is already in the past by the time you see it. Your past at this time, your present future. Those who view it later will also feel the elegance. How many times can a book placed on a bookshelf be read through? Sorry, I still cried, there must be something worth crying about!

It's rare that Yu-Gi-Oh Duel can be written as a burning and soul-stirring novel, and competitive decks can also be written with excitement. I can only say that it's amazing, so for this, I give you a five-star review [like], Moreover, it is an original plot. Except for the cards, it basically has nothing to do with the original work, so there is no need to worry about being boring. [Cover face] I accidentally typed too much and wrote an extra "card set". [Laughing awkwardly]

The new world view, the new version of Yu-Gi-Oh Duel, is still worth watching. The story (that is, the bond) with the card is achieved, and the unique and exclusive epic card spirit is unlocked. As long as you believe in the deck, the deck will respond to you.

After reading it for a long time, the concept and details of this book are actually very good. But as a regular in the first generation of Yu-Gi-Oh, I don't really like synchro summons and super summons. The writing is very good. But in a real duel, most riders will have a set of instant kills

So burning! ! ! ! ! Although the first few chapters are a bit confusing and the daily life is a bit boring, as long as the chapters involving duels are perfect, they are perfect. In the past, I hated the competition type battles the most, but this time I actually hope that the competition will never end. The doubles match in the final was really strong, and every step was unexpected. My teammates used White Dragon, White Dragon in hand, Yalong, Magi, and an empty field. The only cover cards were Bead Tears Trap and Fusion, Graveyard White Snow, Bead Tears, and they just killed 6 monsters from the opponent and won the victory.

It is one of the best Yu-Gi-Oh novels I have ever read. The world view is based on the story of Katu, which surpasses most of Tomato's Yu-Gi-Oh novels. The various duels are also very rigorous and there is no gibbering. I have seen a lot of Yu-Gi-Oh novels on Tomato that started gibbering. Some authors feel that they don't understand it better than me, a newbie who has only been in the game for a short time. The protagonist's character is well developed, and the other characters are also well developed. Finally, there is a question. When will the protagonist realize that the soul of the heroine is a siren? Will the siren and the protagonist finally be able to make it together? I am very anxious. I am really looking forward to the follow-up. [Eat melon]

Overall, it is very good. If I have to find fault, it is that there are too many characters and too few "stories", resulting in the lack of fullness of many characters. I believe that both the current players and the ancient relics want to read the first and twenty-three chapters of Duel Fairy Tales. There are relatively few people playing cards for a story like that, but judging from the progress, the author wants to finish it, probably for various reasons. It's a pity. In my mind, this is already an "epic" level. If you want to advance to "Earth Ming", the author will write another thousand chapters to fill in all the pitfalls. Ps: I think the author's writing style and story design are quite good. He should be an experienced writer. Do you have any other works by the author that can guide you?

I read the author's book "Master Duel" and got into the trap. It's a newbie. I haven't watched the anime. Everyone says that Sebadoragon is invincible. I spent 30,000 diamonds to make a purely electronic dragon. Now I'm getting beat up. Is there anyone who can teach me how to play cards? Is there something wrong with my card configuration? [I'm about to cry] Please read more. There are no new chapters. I feel like there are ants crawling all over my body.

Although the subject matter is Yu-Gi-Oh, the background settings are all original, and the logic is self-consistent, real and moving. Although card combat takes center stage, it never feels boring. I am not a poker player, but what the author wrote was really attractive enough for me. The ending felt a bit rushed and hasty, like the pitfalls of the twenty-four commanders opening the star gate were not filled in, but the ending was considered stable anyway. After the reversal between the underworld and reality started, the pace picked up significantly.

Just play cards like this, it's fun! To be honest, there is nothing to talk about. As a card-playing novel that is completely separated from the main storyline of Yu-Gi-Oh, it can be regarded as excellent. The card games are also very exciting. There are competitive card games but also very soulful card games. The battle with gods (humans and machines) is also very imaginative. The card games are exciting and the main plot is not bad. A banned card list belonging to that world was created using methods such as "textures", but the official restriction on Zhulei is a bit strange. Only Zhulei is restricted, and those ancient lost cards are not included in the list (although not many people have them). It feels like it is to serve the protagonist's halo. The main plot, emotional plot, and side plots other than the card game are also pretty good, but as expected, I still want to watch the card game more. Finally, are you willing to play cards with me for the rest of your life? [Almost crying]

Good reviews, needless to say; it's a bit obscure, so just remember those. Although it's not very smooth, the story is undoubtedly good, and the pitfalls will be filled in. It's not bad. The emotional scenes are very good, which touched my heart. Hey, Sebadonagon! It's just that the setting of the monster halo was forgotten after the early stage.