The Legend of Douluo Yu-Gi-Oh

I am the author of this book, Glory of the Mainstream Dog. I created this book review mainly to briefly introduce my preparation for writing. I also hope that readers can make up for the points I left behind. Before writing this book, I read the first three volumes of San Shao's Douluo and the corresponding Tang Sect and Seven Monsters Gaiden, and supplemented the animation of Douluo, but I have not read the comics. As for Yu-Gi-Oh!, I have watched the first four parts, the fifth and the sixth part in full. There are no complete resources online. It was too troublesome to find so I didn't finish them. I will complete them in the future. As for the comics, I haven't read them either. The Yu-Gi-Oh card game is mainly played on ygo, but it is relatively easy to play. The reason why I created this book review is because I respect the Third Young Master of the Tang family. When writing fan fiction, I also try my best to adhere to the setting of the original work. But if I read everything now and then write it, I might not want to write it. Therefore, when I write like this now, there will always be conflicts or contradictions in some settings. Here, I hope everyone can tell me as soon as possible after discovering the problem, so that I can make corrections in advance. Finally, I hope you can support me more and wish you all the best and good health.

Let me explain something to those who don't understand Yu-Gi-Oh, and talk about the problem of restricting the protagonist. First of all, there is the relationship between the attack power of the monster card and the age of the soul beast. The peak of the monster in Yu-Gi-Oh is usually the Blue-Eyes White Dragon, with an attack power of 3000 and a defense power of 2500. It is considered a representative of high-star monsters. Among the martial souls in Douluo Continent, the hundred thousand year soul beasts are not the strongest. There are also ferocious beasts and divine beasts. So I set 3000 points of attack power as 100,000 years of combat power. The highest attack power of a normal monster with 4 stars or lower is only 2000. I set 2000 attack power as the combat power of the ten thousand year soul beast. As for the 1,000 attack power points and the 100 attack power points, they are just make-up. Let's talk about the issue of God. It's also explained in the book. After thinking about it, I'll say it again. In Douluo Continent II Peerless Tang Sect, Huo Yuhao's third martial soul, the source of the Holy Law God of the Dead, Electrolux, can still suppress the Tianmeng Ice Silkworm even though there is only a residual soul. This also shows that in the setting of Douluo Continent, God is God, and it will not stop being a God just because it is not a problem in Douluo World. In the world of Yu-Gi-Oh!, The symbol of God is the three phantom gods. Among them, the one with specific attack power is Obelisk's Titan Soldier. The attack power and defense power are both 4000, so I regard the attack power of 4000 as the god-level combat power. However, this can only be summarized, because in the world of Yu-Gi-Oh, attack power is nothing, and those with high stars and 0 attack are all monsters, such as the Mechanical God of a certain time. In addition to this point, according to the story background setting of Yu-Gi-Oh, many cards have world-destroying combat power, but the attack power has been lowered for balance reasons, such as the Three Dragons of Ice Barrier. There are also some that are clearly gods, such as the Star God, but their attack power is less than 4,000. So attack power is just a reference standard, not to mention star rating, the rest of them don't even get star rating. As for the problem of limiting the protagonist, it is actually very simple. For other fans, if a single martial soul has no soul bones and only one soul skill, then the protagonist is useless. Being stronger than others must be the protagonist's halo. But if you know a little bit about Yu-Gi-Oh, you will understand that there is no limit, and a dozen gods will be summoned for you in minutes, and you don't have to do it again. This is impossible to write, and it does not violate the setting. So if you look at me, I am stuck with the protagonist in some ways, and I am not interested in the protagonist in other ways, you will think that the author is a pervert, madly abusing the protagonist, and not giving the protagonist a way to survive. In fact, you are all wrong. If I restrict you like this, the protagonist will be able to play tricks on you later. I must have come up with the plot, but I can no longer limit it. If I limit it further, I won't be able to write it. I hope more people know about Yu-Gi-Oh! This is also my selfish intention. I believe that if we didn't use these gimmicks to limit the protagonist at the beginning of the book and went straight to the topic at the beginning, the book might have better results. It's easier to sign a contract with fanfics, after all, they have a fan base, but now I feel like I'm getting cold feet. However, for those who don't understand Yu-Gi-Oh, they may not know how destructive a loose mouth can be. I don't want to write a mindless killing-killing novel where the main character won't stop reading when he sees a woman. Finally, I hope everyone can continue to support me. I will also work hard to update and persist until the book is finished. So be it.

As a big fan of Yu-Gi-Oh, I'm curious as to why the author doesn't just write about Yu-Gi-Oh, and I feel that Douluo and Yu-Gi-Oh really have nothing to do with each other. One is Eastern fantasy, and the other is Japanese card competition. Moreover, Yu-Gi-Oh's monster cards should focus on effects, and offensive and defensive power has little to do with star rating. Soul beasts focus on age, and the higher the age, the more disadvantages. (Every time I see the settings of soul beasts, I am speechless. Why can soul beasts always live? There is no life limit. Human Ultimate Douluo can only live for two hundred years at most. Have no one there thought about studying the secret of the longevity of soul beasts? They have not thought about immortality at all, but only want to become a god?)

Why are my book friends so Buddhist? Is it a real person? 😰

I don't expect you to reply. Guess what the future protagonist will do? What Duel Elf to use? There's no reward for guessing it right anyway😓

I've been working overtime every day recently, and suddenly I had the urge to write a novel, so I was going to create an account on Qidian. But I actually created it! Click on it and see that I have actually written it! After reading my own things, my mind went blank... I can't afford to be hurt... Do you like reading pretentious articles? I wanted to release it in the novel. It's a brainless pretense and forced intelligence, and it probably seems like you don't know how to write...

Qian Renxue's age and soul power settings were determined based on encyclopedias, comics, novels, and my own speculation. If there are any mistakes or omissions, I hope everyone can correct them. Thank you. Qian Renxue's first appearance was in Chapter 93 of the novel, with a one-minute victory. When he appeared, he was shown to be twenty-seven or eighteen years old. Of course, this was Xue Qinghe's appearance. At this time, Tang San was probably thirteen or fourteen years old, so there was the first age difference. According to the introduction on the encyclopedia, we can know that Qian Renxue came into contact with Xue Qinghe at the age of nine, was named the crown prince of the Tiandou Empire at the age of sixteen, first came into contact with Tang San at the age of twenty-four, and only broke through Soul Saint in her soul power at the age of twenty-nine. This way you can infer something. First of all, You Haozhi and Tang San are the same age. You Haozhi and Qian Renxue were seven years old when they first met. At this time, Xue Qinghe played by Qian Renxue should be twenty-one or twelve years old, and Qian Renxue should be seventeen or eighteen years old. Next is the soul power part. Qian Renxue had an innate soul power of level 20 after awakening her martial soul at the age of six. However, at the age of twenty-nine, she had just broken through to Soul Saint, which was level seventy. This can be said to be very slow for Qian Renxue's talent. The first two soul rings were extremely difficult to obtain because of the Spirit Hall, and the time wasted on them was negligible. Therefore, it can be considered that Qian Renxue spent twenty-three years to reach level 50, averaging a little more than two levels per year. Considering that Qian Renxue will inevitably slow down her cultivation speed in the process of playing Xue Qinghe, the specific soul power cultivation level can be referred to Dai Mubai. When Tang San and Dai Mubai first met, the seventeen or eighteen-year-old Dai Mubai's soul power cultivation was at level thirty-seven. In addition, Xue Qinghe was not known for his talent. It can be inferred that Qian Renxue's soul power cultivation was not high before Xue Qinghe, played by Qian Renxue, became the prince. So to sum up, before Qian Renxue was crowned the prince at the age of sixteen, her soul power had been improving very slowly. When the protagonist first met, his soul power should have been at level 40, and it was quite logical to go to the Star Dou Forest to obtain the soul ring. And her soul power began to soar after she became the crown prince, which was in line with her talent. Of course, in my setting, Qian Renxue's talent was stronger than that of the Shrek Seven Monsters who had taken medicine, and Tang San could only compete with her after awakening the Blue Silver Emperor's bloodline. With this comparison, I believe everyone should have an intuitive feeling. Finally, I don't know if my plot design has exceeded everyone's expectations. I hope you will like it.

Maybe many readers don't quite understand the rules I set and the true meaning of 'equivalent exchange'. Equivalent exchange means that you have to pay for what you get. Because I don't want to make the protagonist too cold-blooded, rational, and self-centered, so he will make some choices that we think are stupid. I want to make the protagonist flesh and blood, with sadness and happiness, good times and frustrations, just like an ordinary person who grows up through experience after experience. I hope everyone can understand this. After all, the protagonist is an ordinary person and died trying to save others. He didn't have the ability.

I'm asking for everyone's opinion. Do you think the protagonist's Wuhun Duel Disk looks like the original version or the ancient Egyptian version? I hope you can answer it, thank you.

The Wuhun I wrote is Cuiyulu. If I don't use Baidu, does anyone know what it is at first glance? I feel so embarrassed, it's obviously very good, but it sounds like plagiarism.

Maybe no one will read it, so I write it first. First, the protagonist is not a good person in the traditional sense, and can also be said to be a bit bad. This will be discussed in the novel later. Second, the protagonist does not enter Shrek Academy to worship the master and lick Tang San, because it is not necessary, let alone for the divine position. I feel that I am confident in what I say. Please pay attention to the combat effectiveness of the escort team that I wrote in the writer's words. Third, I have already mentioned the reason for entering Shrek Academy in the novel, and will explain it in subsequent chapters. Fourth, Wuhun Palace is not an enemy. I will create a new group of enemies. Fifth, this is a mixed fanfic of Yu-Gi-Oh and Douluo. It may require some basic knowledge. It would be too complicated to explain everything.

Today I read the draft outline at the back and found that the power system is overdone again. Damn, it happens every time. This one is too slow. I cut it first and prepare the second one. I will definitely not overdo it this time. Md

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The author greatly requests updates and more. It's not enough! !

Today the wind is soft and the sun is warm,,, refill daily, come on!

I'm asking for help here, the protagonist's deck construction. The selection of cards is related to the protagonist's unlocking authority. For example, now you can only choose 1-star earth attribute monsters from the beast family and angel family. Magic cards and trap cards can only use cards that the protagonist has owned before, and the available number is also the number that you have owned before. The rules are mainly based on the protagonist's permission unlocking status. Now there are expert rules, that is, there are no synchronization, super, pendulum and connection. When the protagonist unlocks the relevant summoning conditions, the duel rules begin to change. For example, when the protagonist obtains synchronized summoning authority, the duel rules are changed from expert rules to master rules 1, and if super is unlocked, they become master rules 2. In addition, the health value is 4000, which fits the anime, and that's it. The main reason is that I haven't played in a long time and I can't think of a deck construction under such harsh conditions. I hope you guys can help me. Thank you very much.

Since I can't post in **, I'll just say it here. This post is mainly to ask everyone for their opinions on this book. Because of the author's own personality, he likes to make decisions before taking action and does not like to take risks. I wrote this book because I was free due to the epidemic, and because I had no experience and no intention of becoming a professional writer, I did not follow the three golden chapters when writing the book. Now I go back and read my novel again, and I find that the plot does drag a bit, even if it speeds up later. Due to practical reasons, most of the scene endings conceived when writing the book have a compromising nature. For the sake of family members, for life, etc., It is difficult for the protagonist to truly release, and he can only remain silent, escape, and compromise. The supporting characters and villains in the conception will not mindlessly support or ridicule the protagonist, but more of an exchange and compromise between interests. The whole story frame is also a kind of boring forward, trying hard to go on until finally blooming with its own light. But during this time I watched a lot of novel teaching videos and found that I didn't consider the readers' moods. The reality is already very cruel, so I just wanted to vent my feelings and long for them in a novel. After thinking about it carefully, I feel that refreshing articles can make everyone feel happier. I am ready to listen to everyone's opinions to decide my future writing style. Are you preparing for the kind of flowers that bloom in depression, or are you preparing for the kind of brilliance that surges forward in triumph? I hope you can tell me your choice, because I always believe that works that readers can like, help readers, and encourage readers are good works.

Haha, rewritten again? You won't write a chapter or two this time and then lose it, right? 😰😰😰

This time, the settings in the Yu-Gi-Oh anime are directly removed, and the DT world view in the Yu-Gi-Oh card story is adopted. Some anime characters may make guest appearances. The new book has a single Wuhun, a single heroine Ning Rongrong, and no system. If you like it, please add it to your collection and recommend it, thank you.