[Multiple female protagonists (meisters), high martial arts, invincible and never aggrieved, online IQ, no green and no bulls, no taunts about breaking the engagement at the beginning]
Spiritual energy revived, planes invaded, and Blue Star entered the era of high martial arts. Lin Mo traveled through time and awakened the earth-level high-grade talent [Duel King], which can summon Yu-Gi-Oh cards and copy their abilities.
While others were practicing martial arts and sharpening their mind power, he silently turned over a card.
The warriors have unparalleled fighting bodies, and their energy and blood are overwhelming? He silently drew out the Blue Eyes White Dragon.
The spiritual master has unparalleled illusions? Open the counterattack trap, God declares.
When the alien demon god tore apart the space and came, he laughed wildly in the endless darkness. He summoned that card: "I liberated the three illusory gods as sacrifices and summoned the creation god of light, Heracti."
Reader comments
Contrary to the imagined theme, although the protagonist has traveled through time, he doesn't understand Yu-Gi-Oh at all. It feels like a novel with a Yu-Gi-Oh character summons
How to put it, I feel like it's just boring. The first three cards of the protagonist gave me the feeling of a permanent buff. I thought the card directly summoned Kai Mang or added the power of the card to himself. I didn't expect that he had to practice his own skills. This made the talent useless, so I gave him a talent buff. I felt that the card should be replaced with other buffs. It is no different from the online game articles a few years ago. As soon as I saw the instructor, I knew that I would give the protagonist some value later. I felt that many things could be seen at a glance. All I could say was, come on.
Seeing that it's okay later, I'd like to make a small suggestion. The protagonist can use some small skills to play, such as changing hearts, brainwashing, snatching, fireballs... These magic red pit cards can also be played; and the frequency of the protagonist's drawing of cards is a bit low. Can the protagonist draw more? For example, something like a card that can destroy the world is difficult to draw, but something insignificant like a fireball spell can have a higher explosion rate? My personal opinion is that only one card can be produced (I want to see Danai Po, will the silly and silly Danai appear?)
Contrary to the imagined theme, although the protagonist has traveled through time, he doesn't understand Yu-Gi-Oh at all. It feels like a novel with a Yu-Gi-Oh character summons
How to put it, I feel like it's just boring. The first three cards of the protagonist gave me the feeling of a permanent buff. I thought the card directly summoned Kai Mang or added the power of the card to himself. I didn't expect that he had to practice his own skills. This made the talent useless, so I gave him a talent buff. I felt that the card should be replaced with other buffs. It is no different from the online game articles a few years ago. As soon as I saw the instructor, I knew that I would give the protagonist some value later. I felt that many things could be seen at a glance. All I could say was, come on. Seeing that it's okay later, I'd like to make a small suggestion. The protagonist can use some small skills to play, such as changing hearts, brainwashing, snatching, fireballs... These magic red pit cards can also be played; and the frequency of the protagonist's drawing of cards is a bit low. Can the protagonist draw more? For example, something like a card that can destroy the world is difficult to draw, but something insignificant like a fireball spell can have a higher explosion rate? My personal opinion is that only one card can be produced (I want to see Danai Po, will the silly and silly Danai appear?)
Well written, keep up the good work