Yu-Gi-Oh!: Saving a Weak Little Mermaid from the Start

It's good to read, but to be honest, the harem genre doesn't really fit with this book at the moment. It would actually be better if there were fewer love lines (not emotional lines). Also, please update your mouth quickly!

It's a good book, feel free to read it In addition, there must be an NPC recruitment process😭 Finally, here is a little suggestion. For ultra-mainstream and other decks, it is best to make some restrictions. Either limit the strength of the protagonist, or increase the strength of the NPCs to avoid the phenomenon of subsequent interactive experience garbage, and make the protagonist integrated into the segment more interesting.

Give yourself 5 stars [Blow a kiss] If you have any suggestions, please mention them here. Then you can leave a message if there are any decks you want to see. Except for the particularly complex ones, I can learn [currently working on drafting] the best ones that can play pure masters, because most characters should only be able to use one field.

Generally speaking, I like many settings. For example, cards can be printed. It does not mean that all cards have the power of elves, or that they must be printed by elves. Secondly, there are also requirements for summoning methods. After all, in animation, if you know a summoning method, you can be said to be superior to others. In some novels, it will become a roadside thing. There is also a theory about the protagonist's time travel, which is simple and easy to understand. I personally have never seen it before, and I find it very interesting. Another point that is both an advantage and a disadvantage, and may also become a pitfall in the future, is the introduction of a large number of animations and card characters. This intention is good, but it is also very important not to change the gender and personality of the character casually. The card games are also okay, (one second it was still Dragon Maid and Aquatic Products, and the next second the Heavenly Cup Dragon popped up for me and I couldn't hold back.) Overall, it deserves four stars. If it is improved and improved, it is definitely worth five stars.

It was good before, but it was a little jarring to see Leshart become a woman, and the main character was still Wei Aotian. It's a bit depressing for the author. Anyway, I like Duel. I can't bear to fall in love with myself anyway. It's a bit depressing.

Playing cards well, there are no flaws so far. The plot so far looks like a normal harem story. Anyway, the card playing is good. I look forward to more more soulful games.

Come on author! ! The Chong Chongs who lead me to play are all good people with mouth teeth [laughs][laughs]

[Facepalm] I didn't expect Tomato to have a Yu-Gi-Oh novel that clashed with my theme ideas. I originally wanted to write a lot of characters with the power of Yu-Gi-Oh cards. The outline was written, but I didn't write the text because I had to take exams. After looking at it, I think it's okay, but the character OOC is a bit too serious, especially the character deck and soul card of the card power are all customized.

Very pretty ^ω^ Although I want to see you, the author, write [The Power of the Secret Ritual], but after thinking about it carefully, I decided to forget it. After all, people like us who prefer entertainment to a coin-flip deck with low intensity can easily get into trouble if we don't get it right (๑•́ω•́ก๑)

There are currently no big problems with the duel structure, and the plot arrangement is also good. It is a good book worth reading.