Global Cards: Duel Monsters
全球卡牌之决斗怪兽
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.7M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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🔥[Card-Based Fiction] Cards in Hand, the World Is Mine!
Sharing some card-game novels I've read~ The order is roughly the order in which I read them, with no special significance. Rating scale: ★★★★★: Celestial herbs, absolutely fantastic ★★★★☆: Good provisions, pretty good ★★★☆☆: Dry grass, just so-so P.S. These ratings are just my personal opinion. One reader's treasure is another's poison, so don't take them too seriously. I've read a few card-game novels rated one or two stars, too, but I'll leave those poisonous weeds off this list. No need
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The content is a bit eclectic!!! They are all things I personally enjoy reading￣ ￣)σ PS: Recently, I have also fallen in love with farming stories. Food stories and slice-of-life stories are fine too. If you know any good ones, please leave a recommendation!! If they suit my taste, I will add them to the list!!!
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My suggestion is that low-level cards can be bought with real money, but high-level cards absolutely cannot be bought or sold, at least not with real money, otherwise the economic system will collapse.
I once read a novel where fantastical creatures were thrown into the story, but the protagonist had an ultimate fighting device that allowed him to capture fantastical creatures as his fighting force. He started with one of the Calabash Brothers, and later captured a tyrant. The protagonist transmigrates to another world.
The plot is engaging, the characters are intelligent, it's just that the writers aren't online. 😡
Is the author a die-hard fan of DM? The last book was supposed to be at its most exciting mid-to-late stages, but it was abruptly abandoned. The update speed of this one is truly torturous. And it seems the author hasn't written any Synchro or Xyz Spells. The last book was about Hero decks, and this one is back to DM-era storylines.
Pokémon battle stories that use the Yu-Gi-Oh! Banner are not for me.
I can't quite accept the premise of this book, such as a group of people with low attack power being able to defeat those with high attack power, which is completely different from Yu-Gi-Oh!
If you're a card player looking to watch card games, then I wouldn't recommend reading this book. If you don't know how to play cards but have some impression of Yu-Gi-Oh!, You can at least take a look. Putting the subject matter aside, the author's setting is not well-developed, the main plot is loose and there is a lot of filler with daily life scenes, and the exciting moments are not…
This is a Pokémon novel disguised as a Yu-Gi-Oh! Story.
Wow. I've read twenty-one chapters, but I'm still unclear about the setting. How can a low-attack character defeat a high-attack, high-defense character? Does card summoning have a cooldown?
Front row reminder
Don't be fooled by the "Duel Monsters" in the title and the "cards" in the tags into thinking it's a card game novel; this is a beast-taming novel.