Yu-Gi-Oh!: Let's Play Cards, Kuriyama Mirai!

Although it is a bit inferior to the combat power of future cards, the final structure feels good. The future deck also has the feel of the DM era. It is not like other novels that use super-era decks to crush DM. At least until I saw that the protagonist's deck does not even have a main field, and the cards are all obtainable at that time.

It's a very good article. There is no situation where the card is overly crushing the primitive people. Some of the articles are holding brand beads and struggling with passers-by on the opposite side for four or five chapters. I feel annoyed just reading them.

It's 200,000 words, give yourself a good review 😏 This book itself was something that I just wanted to write, and then I wrote it right away. After writing a few chapters, I roughly thought of an outline and stuffed all my favorite characters into it. Anyway, that's it. As for the protagonist's deck, I was still very confused after thinking about it, and I decided on the spur of the moment that the power of the secret ritual would be the best choice. Of course, the little white rabbit cannot be thrown away. After all, he is the only true god. He has not yet faced a monster with infinite attack power, so it would be a pity to withdraw. 🍉

A very unique Yu-Gi-Oh novel. It has the characteristics and characteristics of the protagonist. It is consistent with the style of the anime. It does not make people feel out of place. The protagonist does not look like some other Yu-Gi-Oh protagonists like a tool player who plays cards. It is full of vitality as a human being. It is a very good Yu-Gi-Oh novel. I hope the author can maintain his level. I recommend reading. In short, these warm and passionate stories make my duel soul burn. Come on, the author greatly appreciates it. Well, I kept it for a while, but I didn't expect it to end. Now it seems that one of the biggest problems is that although Yu-Gi-Oh! Is a card-playing anime, it is actually a passionate comic. There is a slightly annoying point, that is, in the end, the God of Creation of Light is clearly summoned, but other people are still needed to solve the final boss. This is a slightly annoying point, and I personally feel that this book written by the author has no ups and downs. If you like to read in daily mode, I personally recommend it.

The first is the duel structure, which is still a bit too simple. The second is that the card effects posted are all real card effects, but some readers do not know the effects of the Three Fantasy Gods. Also, the protagonist's deck still needs to be decided. If you want to continue with the theme of strong luck, it is recommended that you also decide on the deck to avoid being too similar to Orange Juice. You can also avoid the current three-game-ending state: Angel Dice, Demon Dice, and Time Magician. Or maybe find a deck based on Kuriyama's character characteristics, such as blood?

Generally speaking, yes. But there are many details. For example, the effects of the three phantom gods are all OCG weakening effects. (But the resistance seems to be still there?), God's total resistance is not affected by the effects of monsters below 10 stars, not affected by the effects of trap cards, not affected by magic effects of leaving the field, and non-leaving magic effects only last for one turn. The effect of the Titan Soldier should be to sacrifice the field to increase the effect damage or increase the attack power to infinity. The sky dragon's reduced attack power has no destructive effect. The effect of the Winged Divine Dragon is a combination of most ocg related cards, with effects such as the fusion of the Phoenix and the Sun God. In addition, ordinary people cannot see the effects of the God Card.

I remember that the card of God seems to be written in ancient Egyptian... How to change it into Japanese here and the effect is written in detail

It's a very good book. It feels like when I watched Ax vs. Chop in Yu-Gi-Oh!

The writing is pretty good, but I might be a bit tongue-tied when playing cards. The biggest problem right now is that the protagonist doesn't have a trump card.

Double chef ecstasy! Come on!