Plan to Kill from the Source to the Heavens

If I remember correctly, there seems to be a novel called From the Source: Plan to Kill into the Void?

Come on! I like you, author!

Opened high, but ended up opening too many holes. Not one hole was filled, so I kept digging. There were too many elements. If you don't know how to write about the power system, don't write about it. Just when I got to the arcana, I went to work on Hex. Before I started working on Hex, I went to the world of Pai Lao, what kind of mother river system is it, and then talked about the training of a sword-riding fairy.

I only read one or two chapters about playing cards, and skipped all the following ten chapters. I think this is because the author has begun to screen readers.

Has the author started deleting readers? He jumped directly from LOL to Yu-Gi-Oh! And all the readers have left. It's better to continue writing about Twin Cities. It feels like there are so many things that haven't been explained yet.

Recommended from QQ, not bad.

Can anyone explain to me how he ended up in the Yu-Gi-Oh World?

Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this

I don't want to watch the card game. Could the author please speed it up?

I gave up when I saw Yu-Gi-Oh, just messing around.

I haven't read Yu-Gi-Oh!, Why are you still jumping around in this book? Doesn't this force people who have never watched Yu-Gi-Oh?

The plot control is not good and the details are not handled enough. Personal opinion

It's pretty good, but a bit taken for granted. Of course, that's not to say that the work is bad or anything, I just feel like things are developing a little too smoothly. Getting along with Yasuo, cooperating with Camille, and the problems between Piltover and Zaun, etc.

This introduction is not rigorous enough. The Battle of Two Cities is a story that takes place in Rune Continent. It is the same world.

At present, the world of Yu-Gi-Oh is almost the same as the chapters of the previous two worlds. Also, is the time flow rate the same? Otherwise, in the world of Twin Cities, if the protagonist is not there, something will definitely happen.