
In Yu-Gi-Oh!, I Wish for One Card Every Day
人在游戏王,每天许愿一张卡
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 350k Words
- Genre
- Unknown
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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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.
Give Me Some Yu-Gi-Oh!, No Particular Requirements, Just Make It Badass
Any Yu-Gi-Oh! Books, the OCG Kind?
A Card-Based World and Card Fusion
Looking for books like Cards: My Extraordinary Business Empire. Please recommend some good card-themed novels~
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.
The Protagonist Uses Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards, but It Isn't Set in the Yu-Gi-Oh! World
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.
LOL, Not a Single Yu-Gi-Oh! Novel Is Long Enough
I’m a Duel Monsters Fan. Could You All Recommend Some Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels?
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.
I've Been Craving Stories Mixing Honkai and Yu-Gi-Oh! Lately. Any Recommendations?
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Once upon a time, a farmer found a frozen little snake under a big tree. The farmer couldn't bear to see the little snake die, so he put the little snake in his pocket and took it home. The next day, the farmer put up a sign under the tree that said no urination anywhere.
Do you know why there are no-ban matches now? I would like to remind you not to limit yourself to the current card pool construction, so that's all.
It's good, but the protagonist has no restrictions on printing cards, and I feel that I have two choices in the future: become a worker or print cards and sell them on the black market. Did you make a mistake? If you print a powerful card, you will have everything. If you print a card with three or more phantom gods, there must be an elf in it. I remember that the fake cards of the three phantom gods all have gods, so if you print a card of Guangchuang, there must be Guangchuang himself.
The boss is confused. If you turned into a blue-eyed chaos dragon and went to Kaiba... [Laughing evilly]
Did I make a misunderstanding? Isn't his name Yubel? Why did you become Hubert? [I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry]
I still feel like it's boring to use modern decks to defeat primitive people in all battles. Generally speaking, it's just unburnable. It's all about storytelling (not even storytelling, it's all about basic operations) and then kills the opponent in seconds. I'd like to say that the protagonist is awesome. I used to like watching Yu-Gi-Oh anime because the battles are back-and-forth, with many reversals, and it was very enjoyable to watch a card turn the tide of the battle in despair. Nowadays, there are many novels that use modern pie chart overlords to fight primitive people, which is very refreshing to read occasionally, but it is boring to read them all. Of course, there are supernatural powers in this world, so it's normal to try to survive by branding Bell Shadow with tears, but it's really boring to play like this in a non-life-threatening daily line. I also often play real cards. I personally feel that the fun of playing cards is when two people of equal strength interact with each other and think about the optimal solution to various situations. Of course, winning is very important. If you don't win when playing entertainment, to be honest, it will only feel painful. To be honest, I don't feel much happiness when beating primitive people. At first, I may be happy because I am invincible, but after more, I really win for the sake of winning. I still hope to lower the strength of some decks, and play decks such as Witchcraft that are strong enough but can at least give others some resistance against non-passers.
I write in tears that there is no my turn. My turn is still my turn.
So few If the elder brother doesn't want to update, just say so. Why bother to deal with the younger brother like this? It seems that the younger brother is being sentimental. That's right. The elder brother is weak and needs more rest. The younger brother is urging the elder brother like this. It is the younger brother's fault, which hurts the elder brother's body!
Come on, author, if you summon a monster, can you add attack and defense words?
How should I put it, at least someone who at least has a full understanding of Yu-Gi-Oh! After all, I am not very good at evaluating, but I seem to be able to read books.