Soul Card Showdown: Starting with Mushroom Men

This is the first time I have read this type of book. It is actually quite interesting. The previous introduction is just to let everyone understand the rules. Probably, in fact, the author writes the rules directly in a big chapter. If you want to read it, you can read it. If you don't want to read it, you can just skip it. This would be better, after all, people nowadays prefer a fast pace.

It looks good, but the content currently only involves fusion, synchrony, and excess. It's just right for a Yu-Gi-Oh relic like me.

Referring to the rules of Yu-Gi-Oh!, There are some changes. The creativity is good, but there are a lot of typos, missing words, and extra words.

It's very good. The card world setting is quite eye-catching. In addition, I also like the Mushroom Man deck very much. I hope that if there are second and third card souls in the future, they can have effects similar to spore infection. While achieving linkage, each can have its own merits.

For someone like me who has not watched the later games of Yu-Gi-Oh, it is quite to my liking, and I only borrowed some of the rules, so it feels quite fun.

Average grain and grass, nothing poisonous

There are many shortcomings, but I like the author's imagination. Some say the match begins with introductions to each other. I actually think it's okay, after all, going to school is equivalent to a friendly match. Right

Okay, the writing is pretty good. The author will try his best to keep writing and don't rush into it like the previous books.

A very nice card-making book

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