Yu-Gi-Oh!: Why Playing Cards Takes a Special Bond

It's not bad. The veteran brings the new. If you write carefully, the rating can reach more than nine points. However, this type of novel has a smaller audience, so fewer people will read it, and the rating will rise much more slowly.

It's still pretty good-looking, but it still needs some time to settle.

To be honest, overall the book is good, but it still lacks some explosive points, resulting in some plots being too bland, but overall it is a solid one. If possible, I would like to see more actions from the protagonist. Disadvantages: Occasional typos, not many big events, lack of explosive points, may be dull Advantages: The writing is passable, oriented toward daily life, the duel is passable, and the branch plots and daily narratives are good. Summary: The current content is relatively dull, but the daily life makes up for it a little. The author can try to create a group and find inspiration and poker games from the group in the future.