[A partly fictional cyberpunk setting + Yu-Gi-Oh! + competitive sports + ?]
[High-level AI in Yu-Gi-Oh! cards = Card Spirits; Yu-Gi-Oh!’s cyberspace = the Spirit Realm]
[The author has played cards for at least 12 years. I’m not very good and haven’t climbed very high, but I do know a thing or two, and there won’t be any bugs.]
Choose your hero:
Kaiji Reborn: I opened with all five pieces of Exodia. You’re not going to blow up?
Gluttonous Feast: Turtle / Egg / Lava Golem / Great Bandit, all cleared out.
Origin of All Things: Ash Blossom negates everything.
Cunning Crystal Thief: All my real cards are sleight of hand.
Thousand Filial Children: Honestly, it’s not as good as Tearlaments at their peak / Toons.
True and False in Love: Yu-Gi-Oh! has changed. Back in my day, nobody Special Summoned this many times.
True and False in Love: Impure Reincarnation: I stopped watching after Kaiba stole Chicken Sauce’s Blue-Eyes White Dragon. Yu-Gi-Oh! has really changed...
Faced with all this, You Lingyun’s answer is...
“I don’t care about any of that. Just watch me cut you down.
Oh, and ‘cut you down’ might not just be a figure of speech.”
You Lingyun
This is fifty years in the future, in a new era after the Fourth World War. It’s the hyper-cyber city of New Tokyo, where entertainment reigns supreme. Our protagonist, You Lingyun, is just a broke college student with an innocent gaze, fresh out of school and taking over his family’s card shop.
A shady underground duel with all the makings of a setup, and a journey that begins with a complete novice.
Give it a 4 points. There are bugs in this book. Like Maleficent's three effects, what he changed was the effect of the brand. The third effect of Maleficent should be that this card is sent from the hand to the graveyard during the opponent's turn. This card can only be sent from your hand to the field, and this card is Special Summoned.
Not bad, I came here for Maleficent
It's good-looking. Among the Tomato Yu-Gi-Oh games I've seen, it's considered to be the first-rate one.
The world view setting is quite creative, and there is no problem with the final structure. Although in reality, we basically use decks with high card efficiency to fry fish, the strength of the Elf World is pretty good.
Still relatively fresh
It looks good. It combines Yu-Gi-Oh and cyberpunk. It feels like you are playing Yu-Gi-Oh but it also really feels like an elf. I like it.
Give it a 4 points. There are bugs in this book. Like Maleficent's three effects, what he changed was the effect of the brand. The third effect of Maleficent should be that this card is sent from the hand to the graveyard during the opponent's turn. This card can only be sent from your hand to the field, and this card is Special Summoned.
Not bad, I came here for Maleficent
It's good-looking. Among the Tomato Yu-Gi-Oh games I've seen, it's considered to be the first-rate one.
The world view setting is quite creative, and there is no problem with the final structure. Although in reality, we basically use decks with high card efficiency to fry fish, the strength of the Elf World is pretty good.
Still relatively fresh
It looks good. It combines Yu-Gi-Oh and cyberpunk. It feels like you are playing Yu-Gi-Oh but it also really feels like an elf. I like it.
It's okay, give it a try