After the World Was Destroyed Again, I Became a Drifter

This is the first time I have seen the plot of FGO, and there is nothing interesting about the Xingyue World novel.

The first few are pretty good, although I have only played F Go, and have never watched other anime such as Gakushu no Syo and Yu-Gi-Oh!, And don't know much about them, but in general they are okay. However, I still don't understand it. Is it a bit rushed that Gakushu City ends? I left without even having time to say goodbye, and I didn't explain whether I could return to the world I traveled through. Later, Yu-Gi-Oh! Wrote more than 100 chapters. The current Black Clover author recommended me to read it, and damn, the author of more than 100 episodes will not write about the old elder this time. It's long. I usually like to watch animations that have one or twenty episodes. I don't feel like watching an anime with more than 100 episodes. It feels too long and I'm afraid that the author will forget about studying and fighting in the city. There's also the issue of the heroine. I don't know if it counts as the heroine. After all, except for There is only one female in each world, and the relationship progress is as confusing as that of brothers. In short, it feels like the relationship between men and women has almost zero progress. The only few women who seem to have feelings for the protagonist are still in the school battle city, and they have not brought any of them. Oh, Black Clover, I don't know how popular it is. So, but the general feeling is that many of the worlds written by the author are not the kind of battles that have a wide audience and cannot be played. There is a kind of protagonist who goes up and gets beaten, or is beaten and vomits blood, or something like that, and then the villain is not hurt at first, and then is taken away by the protagonist. Explosive flow? Not very cool

Not bad, more everyday Damn it, why don't you just open a Yu-Gi-Oh fanfic?

There are so many themes for the protagonist. I hope the protagonist goes to the Seven Magicians for a round, because I really like that world, and the author's writing is not bad. It can be regarded as an alternative main divine novel, but it is not obliterated.

It's pretty good. Obviously I haven't watched the Gakuin City anime, but it doesn't have a big impact. Overall, it's pretty good. I quite like the drifting setting [thoughts]

Although I don't know much about Yu-Gi-Oh, I still patiently turned page after page until the update was updated. The author's backend data would not look good if I skipped chapters, but it was indeed written very well. I would like to mention that the length of Yu-Gi-Oh could be shorter if possible. The audience is not very wide, but the author just follows his own ideas, and I will continue to follow up if he keeps updating without supervising or cutting off the book.

What a good book, what a good book, you must read it with five stars 😏

Although I also play OCG and MD, I can't stand playing unlimited one-turn poker games.

It's okay, but Yu-Gi-Oh! Can't understand it. Let's wait until the next world to read it.

Very good, in line with the appetite of Yue Chou and Pai Lao