
Nekroz
影灵衣
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 418k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
161Chapters
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Any Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels? They Don't Have to Be Set in the Yu-Gi-Oh! World
Parallel universes are fine. I'd like fewer decks built around Roaring, and the main deck should be a relatively popular one.
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The Protagonist Uses Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards, but It Isn't Set in the Yu-Gi-Oh! World
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This novel constructs a unique world where duel monsters materialize. The poor duelist Wang Bing is accidentally involved in a dark space battle and gets to know different knights. As the plot progresses, conspiracy and truth are intertwined. The novel's combat descriptions are wonderful, such as the duel between mechanical behemoths and the battle of knights' skills, which are full of visual impact. At the same time, the characters' emotions are delicate, and the bond between Wang Bing, Zhu Zhiyan, and Xu Wudu, and Yi Panguang's identity remain a mystery, adding to the story's layering. The overall rhythm is compact, full of suspense and passion. If I really wanted to write about poker, I would have to deal with a few pitfalls, make compromises, and develop them in a formulaic way, which would be really boring. To be interesting, the acrobatic decks played by those anchors lack some rationality. As the saying goes, why should I lose the Ting Wang Ling Wang Tianshu Long plus Luo Sheng worth thousands of dollars? Even if it is your turn, you can't do anything.