Magic Cards Descend, but It’s Yu-Gi-Oh!
魔卡降临，但却是游戏王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 300k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Japanese Anime Fanfiction with a Harem of Admirers
"Prince of Tennis", "Kuroko's Basketball", "Food Wars!"...
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?
*I Need Yu-Gi-Oh! Books, Please Save Me!
There Aren't Any Good Yu-Gi-Oh! Books Left. Fight Me.
Any Yu-Gi-Oh! Books, the OCG Kind?
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?
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.
I’m a Duel Monsters Fan. Could You All Recommend Some Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels?
Cards, Duels, Dungeons
Looking for books similar to "Cards from the Sky: Rise of the Demon Sequence". Cards, dungeons, monster-slaying and card drops, duels.
Feeling a Little Nostalgic for Yu-Gi-Oh! Any Good Fanfiction?
Kaiba: There can only be one true Duel King! Yugi! Duel!
Reader comments 30
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The card guy has a high tolerance for Yu-Gi-Oh's books, but the protagonist hasn't played cards well a few times. The plot itself was not very good. The protagonist hardly played cards. In the end, it was discontinued. I left a negative review and then withdrew it. Suddenly I found that it was over, but it was just like that. It was understandable that there was nothing more to write about, but it couldn't change the high score, that's it.
Well, everything is fine up to now, except for the little plot about Lao Ai, which is really too much. Why summon him? I think the protagonist can defeat him without summoning him. To be honest, I just wanted to watch the poker game.
It's very well written, but could it not have a real-life heroine other than cards?
Okay, anyway, the poison resistance is already full, so there is nothing wrong with cooperating with the country. Just write it well later. By the way, is there a human heroine (I hope there is). After all, every Yu-Gi-Oh! Has a female protagonist (maybe a passerby) [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] The author works hard to update, you can refer to the bad reviews and make corrections. Anyway, there are only a few Tomato Yu-Gi-Oh books, and there are even fewer of this type. The author should do more.
Those who watch the city can watch it, but those who watch card games are better not to watch it. Believe me, there is no duel in the plot of the first few chapters. The rest of the story is fine except for An Jiao and the Master Zhao who blew up the duel field. However, An Jiao is really uncomfortable to watch. The above is my opinion. If you don't like it, don't criticize it. You can read the original article yourself.
The previous development was too fast, which caused this book to be written too quickly. There are so many deck summoning methods in this new era at once. Defeat a boss and then write a lot of new summoning methods, which also caused this book to be short.
So well written. This is the first time I have seen this style. Come on It's so well written, it's the first time I've seen this style, cheers!
It's okay, but I came here to play cards, so I'm not happy 🍉
Update soon, can you let the protagonist be the mysterious guest of the competition and let the first place challenge (I want to see brother and sister killing each other) 😏
A very rare good book about the advent of Yu-Gi-Oh! Come on!