A Card Player Passing Through Yu-Gi-Oh!

If I were to travel back in time, I would definitely not have a good relationship with President Kaiba 😂😂😂, because I seriously doubt that if I gained the President's favor, I might not be chased across the world to play cards.

First blood! Keep it up, author! Just a heads-up, in Duel City, you can't attack on the first turn after a Fusion Monster appears (reportedly because Kaiba felt that using Ultimate Dragon directly wasn't very player-friendly, suggesting starting with three White Dragons and one Fusion). Also, in the DM version, the Feather Duster requires Harpie to be present to activate, and the Magic Cylinder requires Dark Magician to use.

In the Yu-Gi-Oh! World, we still need to be careful; we can't just think about deck strength like we do in the real world.

I'm a complete newbie and look forward to the support of every reader!

Where did the idea that OCG players can't spout nonsense come from? In online games, violating rules is prohibited, so you can't spout nonsense. In the physical card game environment, spouting nonsense is commonplace. Who can remember every card with a bunch of adjustments, and even veteran players often can't keep up with the timing of card priority changes?

Some people accuse me of creating fanfiction or something, thinking I'm just making things up. I'm starting this thread so everyone can come and discuss their thoughts, and I welcome corrections if I'm wrong. However, while discussion is fine, if you're just arguing, go to a construction site; I'm not getting paid for this.

Brave duelist, now that you have chosen the Gem Knights, lead them to the DT universe to face Sofia and Tiera head-on.

Okay, let's play cards today. Playing cards, playing cards, I just remembered what Sister Shui said 😄😄😄 It seems like this is the beginning of everything.

It's a joke; I found it in a silly group chat.

The plot was really... Disgusting. You're using an overpowered deck to dominate the DM environment, while others are using three or four cards from the original environment to create a simple combo. You're just launching a post-era storytelling campaign. Don't you think that's an unfair victory?