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A work that has been polished based on the structure of the Star Relic Card Tu story. This article tells the story of the tenth issue of Yu-Gi-Oh! - Star Relic, which is a well-known masterpiece in the circle. The card groups such as Oratorio, Star Relic, and Mecha Knight that were born from it also dominated the OCG environment in the past and can be said to be masterpieces for a time. As a new author, I consider myself to have little creative experience. I only wrote this work out of my love for stories. The original intention of this article is to narrate along the established story frame, thus extending countless trickles. Just the thought of giving my favorite character a unique, imperfect character makes my heart tremble. Then it's time to start writing. I have a final message for everyone. Thank you for supporting my work: "This is the only thing worth cherishing. May the star relics eventually return to the stars."

The 1992 version of the New Legend of White Snake is still regarded as a classic by many viewers. Since then, it has been remade in many generations. Although there are many versions, they have not been able to achieve its charm. What is the reason? From my point of view, there are two reasons for this. Firstly, there are many classic arias in it, such as Waiting for a Thousand Years, Passing Love, etc. They were all popular at the time and can be sung to this day, and can withstand the test of time. Although, I still have some regrets about this version of White Snake. For example, Green Snake has practiced in seclusion for 20 years and acquired unique skills. She originally thought that she could avenge this revenge, but she didn't want to appear in only a few episodes, put down the butcher's knife, and become a Buddha immediately. In my heart, she should always be decisive and decisive, dare to love and hate, instead of being a submissive person. When I was a child, I was ignorant of worldly affairs and could not detect the cause and effect. It was not until I grew up that I realized that creation is not completely random and will inevitably be affected by external forces that cannot be interfered with, and I cannot help but have regrets. Every thought in my heart makes me extremely angry and tossing and turning. Therefore, I am writing this book today. Firstly, I want to give my childhood Bai Yueguang a perfect ending that satisfies me. Secondly, I want to review the classic dialogue sections in the play and appreciate the whirling world of misty rain painting bridges and Wu Yin singing late.