Yu-Gi-Oh!: Win the World and Become King of Games
游戏王：赢遍世界成为决斗王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 326k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Yu-Gi-Oh!: Easy Mission, Bring Little Blue Along游戏王：任务简单，带上小蓝Alternate title on Fanqie
139Chapters
197Reads
13Listens
40.5kReads · all time
In booklists 5
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Reader comments 15
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One of the few Yu-Gi-Oh stories that combines playing cards with detailed card illustrations and stories. It has foreshadowing and plot, which gave me the feeling of watching a Yu-Gi-Oh anime. The setting is also quite good. I hope it doesn't crash and can be completed to the end.
This book is really good to read, and I especially like the fact that the plot is interspersed with card games. The interaction between the protagonist and Xiaolan is also very interesting. Also, every time the plot reaches its climax, the emotions are highlighted very well.
At present, Tomato can be placed in the second slot. The first slot is where this card wants to go to you and where it is dressed as a shark.
It's a very compact card game, even though Jedi Counterattack takes up more of it, but it's still pretty cool to watch. It's a pity, it's a perfect book of Duel King
It's good to read, and I feel like it could be another Yu-Gi-Oh masterpiece on Tomato after I got the book The Fourth Blue Eyes
It looks good, why isn't it popular? [What]
The author thought about it and added pictures.
I'm really looking forward to it, and I can look at it and it adds to the story of the cards.
Very good, but not popular.
Okay, I wish the author good luck in preaching