Yu-Gi-Oh!: Who Told You to Play Links in 5D's?

I've finished reading it and it's well written. But is this book so difficult in the early stages? Good guy, I can't beat many of the people I met. Basically, I have to go G if there are no pitfalls. However, the various scenes are not inconsistent and can be ignited at critical moments. Although I feel that some places still need to add more ink, such as more details in the duel summons, but to be honest, it is already very good. Come on, the author is great!

Five stars must be supported. Looking at the whole book, the few card games played are still very good. There are some Yu-Gi-Oh books that travel back in time and beat primitive people with laser swords. To put it bluntly, I can only bully them for not having new cards to play with. Otherwise, you have the ability to beat our Lord Becas's cartoon deck. After Brother Crab and the others got the new cards, their battles did become better.

Awesome, originally I was worried about the stability of the setting. Many poker players are good at playing cards but not necessarily good at writing novels. I was worried about whether the setting would be weird when I read the introduction and the name, so I never read it. Now I see it, it's perfect. Unfortunately, it's too late. Please keep updating the author.

The writing is very good, but Yu-Gi-Oh! Can only say that it is too niche, and not many people read it. I can only hope that the author will continue writing, and don't give up. At least he will finish the Earth-bound God chapter before finishing it. It would be good to give this book a decent ending.

The writing is indeed good, but there are some flaws in the details. For example, Hejielong's special move is not an effect but a text outside the effect. It does not need to be activated and will not be controlled by things like Mother Valley. Although it does not affect the duel very much, I still hope it can be polished carefully.

Okay, where did it burn? The cards only lasted four rounds at most, and there was no emotional foreshadowing.

It's quite interesting. After adding the link, I feel that this book is full of high-intensity battles with mainstream decks. After reading the duels of ancient decks for a long time, it is quite interesting to read the story. I just feel like it's not enough. The plot is quite smooth and the characters are good. I hope to have the opportunity in the future to see more of the interaction between the protagonist's appearance and the inside, as well as to cherish the memory of Lord Hummingbird who never made an appearance... Seriously, don't you give the protagonist a set of Traveling Birds? I still really want to see this guy return (

It's okay, it's a bit flawed, but I'm more tolerant of Yu-Gi-Oh!, So I just need to keep updating it.

Overall, it's pretty good. The world view is that of a 5DS second-generation world. There are many old friends who are familiar to real-card players. The rhythm control is pretty cool (if I enter with Yao Sheng, I won't be able to make the opponent fly [sneaky laugh])

Dear author, please update quickly. I want to see the protagonist and Yu Xing combine to create a super monster.