Yu-Gi-Oh!: Dinomorphia Executioner Dad Dragon

It's pretty good-looking. The self-created cards are a little bit toxic, but if it's a plot card, there's nothing wrong with it (but I hope that the future development won't revolve around the self-created cards). So far, it's pretty good-looking, with a clear character and world view.

As a Horphin player, this is the first time I see someone using Horphin as the main deck, not to mention that the author and I have the same preferences! The telekinesis executioner is so handsome! When I get rich, I'm going to buy a broken mirror and donate it www

The first few pictures are very messy and discouraging, but the subsequent card playing scenes are still very exciting for newcomers. If the narrative sequence or the space conversion ability can be better, it can be regarded as a very good Yu-Gi-Oh novel. However, few people read Yu-Gi-Oh novels, so I hope the author can hold on. Later in the writing, my writing gradually improved and it became more readable.

Originality is a bonus. Generally speaking, it's objectively average. It's really hard to write from two perspectives like this. The writing of Duel is pretty good, huh?

The author is great, I want to see Long Hui Qiao, preferably pure Qiao, don't declare Qiao

Oi, Hao! A nice Yu-Gi-Oh novel. I'm a rough guy so I won't say anything.

The heroine feels that she doesn't have to, as long as she has a sister.

New book launches, here to celebrate

Can you write about gp punk and solos?

Not bad, worth seeing