Yu-Gi-Oh!: They’re Not Monsters, They’re Card Spirits

It looks good, but I personally think it would be better if it were all the cards used by Muto Yugi. The three phantom gods of the king, the heavy pit deck of the game, Gandora the Destruction Dragon, the sealed Exodia, what kind of brainwashing, the Rebellion Drama Light Sealing Sword and various dragon knights, the sacred shield-reflector power are all very useful.

I have always wanted to read fan fiction about summoning Yu-Gi-Oh monsters, but there are very few and maybe not good ones. With an ordinary person's background as the protagonist and a character who maintains his original mentality, I feel more real. I have always wanted to read a novel about Summoning Yu-Gi-Oh! In the real world. It is generally difficult to write a protagonist who is invincible when he first appears. However, the most interesting part of a novel is the plot and the ideal length is about a few hundred chapters. Generally, a novel with a thousand chapters will drag on the plot, which would be useless. The most ideal is between 300 and 800 chapters, which is easier to capture the reader's heart and an unhurried plot.

Generally speaking, like the anecdote, the protagonist did not kill the whole family indiscriminately, but he was too conservative, like the Virgin, and felt like a poisonous spot.

When can I play a fusion such as super fusion? People in this book only care about Ax King. If the opponent's Ax King is fused with his own monster to create a more powerful card, will the opponent be in trouble?

Finally, I have something I want to read. The author, please continue writing. Don't let me down. Come on, here's a gift.

It must be five stars, the article is very cool, witty, funny, both big and small, good luck to the author

Overall it's pretty good, just not soulful enough! !

Great book, no need to say more.

Like invincible, look over

It was said to be an island with cherry blossoms. I thought it was one of the four islands, but it turned out to be a small one.