I Told You I’m the King of Games, but You Don’t Believe Me?

Why push yourself to the point of mental exhaustion? After thinking about it, I'll still deduct one star from your score. I exhausted myself playing a friendly match.

Aside from the inexplicable overexertion during the friendly match, there haven't been any problems so far. It's a pretty good book.

Card making requires sensing spirits for a high success rate. The spirits, whose power is taken away by humans making cards, want to fight against humans. What kind of invincible plundering ability does this card making have? Is it taking something you don't want to give away?

Very poor quality, a babysitting story. To avoid having my comment deleted, I'm only giving it five stars, normally two stars at most. I'm only giving it five stars because it's one of the few Yu-Gi-Oh! Stories.

I'm giving Yu-Gi-Oh! 4 stars. The author's decision-making and K programming language are inadequate, resulting in many card-playing bugs. I hope they can fix them.

It's surprising that such a good book wasn't getting many readers.

The plot is reasonable, the world-building is original, and the protagonist plays a popular card deck. It's a good read, I love it, and updates quickly.

Give OMO a 5-star rating!