At the age of six, Yun Long awakened two Martial Souls: the Blue-Eyes Elf and a Duel Disk.
His high-level Dragon Clan Martial Soul earns him a place as a disciple of Leng Yaozhu, the vice master of the Spirit Pagoda, and makes him the junior fellow disciple of the Silver Dragon King, Gu Yue.
Armed with memories of cards from his previous life and an all-knowing view of the Douluo story, Yun Long attends Eastsea Academy. He pretends to be close to his senior sister Gu Yue while quietly building his strength with his card-making knowledge.
He plans to reveal his hand at the right moment, using a Duel Disk instead of his fists.
As the secrets of the Golden Dragon King's divine core, the Silver Dragon King's split, and the Sea God's bloodline gradually come to light, Yun Long has only one goal: collect forty cards, start a Shadow Game, and pull that lofty God King down from the table.
This is no longer a contest of Soul Power and Soul Rings, but a card duel with their souls on the line.
It feels okay after looking at it. Judging from the deck before the deck is put together, the balance between Douluo and Yu-Gi-Oh is okay. It does not lower the strength of Yu-Gi-Oh, and it does not waste a lot of pen and ink "storytelling". Next, we have to see the battle after the deck is put together.
The author writes well. What is the next plot? I have never read the novel of Douluo Dalu 3.
Hearing the horse zebra part in the early morning scared me so much that I woke up.
The author writes very well, keep up the good work!
Multiple girls or single girl?