I'm in Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Master Duel Has My Back

Except for the protagonist, a rare card can be sold for 50,000 yen. No one thinks that rare cards are affordable for the working class. If so, how much does Blue Eyes White Dragon cost?

I have my own persistence, so there's nothing to say, but I agree with one thing. I'm really stubborn [face covering] so many people say I haven't changed at all [face covering] but you can skip and watch it, it won't have much impact.

The writing is pretty good, but it's a little short and not enough to read. After all, it's the fourth generation of the original work. The early plot is really a bit weak, but the later part is particularly interesting. I don't know if the author will accept the fanboy at the end [laughter] Then after the writing is overloaded, author, can you skip the pendulum? To be honest, the pendulum is really not good [face covering]

The novel is very interesting. The feeling of beating up primitive people is still very good, and the protagonist has almost no restrictions. In the era of Gx, the protagonist could actually get a few copies of the first version of The Witch of the Black Forest. In the Three-Eyed Monster Bead Tears deck, you can bring Ash and G, and use the system to redeem them. The Magic Scientist and Last Words, I even went online to watch them. There are two findings on whether MD is online. These two cards are definitely fake cards among the banned cards. It's so fake that nothing has changed.

50,000 Yen for a high-gong ticket is not very reasonable, right?

I would like to give the author some advice. In the original work, you need to interact more with your opponent during duels. For example, the protagonist's cross-generational continuous summoning method will not surprise you until the opponent reacts at all. Most of the time, if you act once or twice, the opponent will probably make various confusing situations. In this duel, many times, the opponent will only react after the protagonist completes a series of operations. For example, if you continuously act and summon monsters in the opponent's turn, the opponent will not react at all. After all, you are following the plot in the anime. After all, author, you are writing an exciting duel story that spans the ages. The most important thing for readers to see is the reaction of the opponent. There must be a lot of interaction. For example, the tenth generation of gx has made a five-for-one operation that can surprise people. On the contrary, the protagonist spent so much time in tears in the story that the other party did not even say a word or react until the end of the scene. The other party did not react [laughing and crying]

For me, the rhythm of playing cards is just right. I can just think of the scene in my mind. Unlike some games where I recruit a monster and have a bunch of people around to make noises and the male protagonist gossips. The playing part is just playing cards and rarely talks about other things.

Why did the author start from the tenth generation instead of the DM era? I guess because he was afraid of being beaten [laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing] Even if you have a deck with 100% handles, you will still be beaten in the game. Because, for example, I send this card to the graveyard to activate the effect. The game is direct, I activate it in the name of the Pharaoh, and your graveyard cannot be used. Although this card is not written, it can activate this effect [laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing] Muto Games: King Kouhu The Tenth Generation of Youcheng: God Drawing King Fudoyusei: King of Inka In addition to games, other people are actually playing cards with the rules [laughing][laughing][laughing]

You can insert some live decks to give primitive people a taste of things [eat melon]

I want to ask everyone here, does this book have a female protagonist?