So This Is the World of Card Players? Ya-da-ze!

Hahahahaha burping made me laugh so hard

The oral habit of boy is too dissuasive. I seem to have clicked in three or four times, but I was dismissed after reading the same place. After all, Becas is at that age. People of the same age will only get summoned fists when called like this. They will show attack gestures and direct attacks. Calling people boy is actually very insulting. I can only say that everyone understands it. If your English is not good, just pretend that I didn't say it.

I finally understand why there are 1,000 chapters. It doesn't matter if the opponent is strong and fights for more than 10 chapters, but an unknown bastard with all kinds of messy original characters and protagonists can't be killed instantly? You have to play cards slowly. Once you are convinced, you will get 6 or 7 chapters in one play. Is it okay to kill instantly? Once you are famous, play slowly.

Although the time interval is long, I am here to write a long review again; of course, the purpose of writing a long review is not only to give feedback to the author, but also to share some of my own feelings with other readers who are reading or who want to read the comment area first.       ，？ Answer: As of the end of "Memory of the King" in early 2023; this novel is still highly recommended in the Yu-Gi-Oh novel section. And according to the results of my long-term sneaking into the group and eavesdropping, there is still a long time before it is finished, so you can safely collect it and look forward to future plot developments. Next, let's enter the personal experience section, which will be conducted in a way that does not involve spoilers as much as possible: In terms of plot writing, the author has researched many details of the original work and consulted a large amount of relevant information. "Memory of the King" serves as the "final exam" for every novel written to the final chapter of Yu-Gi-Oh! DM. Whether the author depicts the original plot from the perspective of Yami Yugi or the personal plot depicted from Hayato's perspective, it can be said that he is in the plot It is reasonable in terms of rationality, and because there is a large amount of research materials (including Yu-Gi-Oh animation, comics, reality, etc.) As a basis, I personally feel very comfortable reading it, especially since the original work is conducted in the form of a running team, and the author can control it to the extent that it is OK for the card guys and the original party, and even readers who are not involved in Yu-Gi-Oh. The most powerful thing about the author is that he depicts the growth of other characters except the protagonist, especially for almost every character who appears, he can write about it with a chicness that will be discussed later: including the villain will not only get the punishment he deserves, but he will also repent due to the appearance of the protagonist and gain the power that he once longed for after his soul was purified. Although the righteous are usually caught by the protagonist However, under the influence of the protagonist, you can also get real personality and spiritual growth, thereby ushering in a new trend of deck evolution; this group-like linear growth route is very comfortable to watch, and I can't help but cheer for these characters who, although they are missing from everyone in the original work, have left their own footprints in this novel and complemented the regrets, and thank the author. (So when characters such as Insect Feather Moth and Super Aluminum Field can open a gym for the protagonist to lead his apprentices to level up, I am looking forward to it)  Of course, some shortcomings that are not shortcomings are also mentioned here, that is, the author's over-enthusiastic attitude towards making jokes makes this Yu-Gi-Oh novel full of various neta and tribute colors, including but not limited to knights, Gundam, Jojo, hot memes, etc. It can be said that for Duochu, every chapter is full of surprises: not only will there be timely jokes that make people smile, but also the vivid monster battles where the author is very good at describing "Yu-Gi-Oh"-style battle scenes, and you can experience the charm of monster battles.                                                                                                                                                                                                         Unfortunately, perhaps the author did not find the right tone in the "Memory of the King" chapter. The protagonist Hayato, who plays a lot of jokes in this chapter, is not as humorous and interesting as in the previous plot. Instead, like the Chimera Fusionmon with different card names, he has lost his character personality due to the mixture, and seems to have become a character filled with the author's enthusiasm for making jokes. A victim of love, Hayato can be like DIO, he can be like Raji, he can be like Tanlito, etc., But he cannot become them. The character is outstanding because he has been fully portrayed in their works, but the author's simple plotting has buried the shaping of the protagonist as if it were a joke; if I were asked to choose who is the best person? I would choose Malick, because the author's portrayal of Malick allowed him to truly turn the memes into his own personality, which is pleasant and funny, but without losing the style of the original work. I will read Malick's plot carefully several times, which is very interesting. But who is Hayato in the "Memory of the King" chapter? But I only remember Tan Li Dou, I only remember Ramses II, and I only remember Dio. Fortunately, the author is very good at writing daily life. After breaking away from the general background of "Memory of the King", he re-wrote several aspects of Hayato's personality. I hope the author can not forget his original intention and continue to make progress. (Please write to z4, please QAQ)

A brick was thrown into the toilet, hitting Tokushu, Jo, Pai Lao, Jiao Lao and the trainer. How many people were hit?

If the protagonist's character is La Er, then isn't Yami Yugi the protagonist's grandfather?

To be honest, few people know about Yu-Gi-Oh now. When Takahashi died, there were still many people playing One Piece.

The beginning is admittedly a bit long-winded. Is it so slow to respond when writing a Yu-Gi-Oh fanfic? "I Play Cards in Duel City" looks much smoother than yours. Most of the people who can read this novel are Yu-Gi-Oh fans. It's not necessary purely for the word count.

The author, I would like to ask in advance whether there is a female protagonist in this Yu-Gi-Oh world. When playing cards, just play cards well and don't care about the love between children. If there is a female protagonist, I will quit early. Thanks!

One thing to say, the initial card pack from ocg had a lot of banned cards. Even the 4th Elemental Waste was first released by 403 together with Ku Juji. It depends on what kind of situation the author is in. If the DM's standard point is to use a lot of mortal bones and a magic trap to counter-attack.