Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Dimensional War

Looking at Yu-Gi-Oh fandom, the first thing I hate is forcibly increasing the opponent's strength, and the second thing I hate is forcibly limiting one's own strength. Writing stories is far more important than writing about card games. What the audience likes is the complete work, but what they hate is the failure. Is it necessary to write that the protagonist will be beaten unconscious every time and then make a comeback in the end? What we want to see is to use the modern thinking of poker players to teach them how to behave, how to win cleanly and beautifully, and how to diversify the deck to bring them roar. If you want to write a card game beautifully, then try to come up with some deck construction that is refreshing to the audience, even if it is a complete deck, instead of relying on one card every time to make a comeback and force the protagonist and the novice to peck each other. This book is indeed very well written. In terms of storytelling, it ranks at the top of the fan fiction I have read. It can be said that it takes the topic of the original work to a higher level. But when it comes to the card playing scene, it's just... Not the same as the fantasy side, where those worthless people are slapped in the face and then slapped back. (The part where Su Liang was watching before really gave me a bit of a brain hemorrhage) The part where I was despised, the villain slapped me in the face and then the protagonist was almost beaten to death and finally came back, this was really too strong. There's really nothing to praise about a picky novice. Someone has already said that he deliberately suppresses the protagonist's strength and doesn't give him a complete deck. As I said before, try to win as cleanly and neatly as possible. If the protagonist is strong and crushes him directly, the audience will find it boring. This is not because the opponent is too weak, so there is a reason to deliberately fight back and forth, but because the opponent is not careful enough. A card game can't be written for several days or more than ten chapters. It's really boring to read a lot of back and forth. I'm tired of reading it. I don't play cards with people enough. Even a little soul is better than watching the protagonist suffer. I followed the author's last book and it ended up dying after I kept it on the bookshelf. Come on, author, I decided to keep reading this book. Don't let it die again.

There is always a topic that Yu-Gi-Oh fans cannot avoid, and that is whether the card player can kill randomly when he is gone. I personally think this is really impossible to do. I remember that Yuma had to change the card on the spot. There are also Tai Pai Lao who are not necessarily good at Yu-Gi-Oh. There are different types of Pai Lao, some with acrobatics and some with soul. The kind of sub-slave type that copies the mainstream high-end decks and goes to Yu-Gi-Oh is really a piece of shit. On the contrary, those with special souls may do well. Don't forget the duel between the urban peacock dance and the winged dragon, but the winged dragon didn't catch her, and how Jonouchi lost. This is definitely impossible in reality. In reality, Yu-Gi-Oh! Is a card game, and no cards can be used. But dueling in the Yu-Gi-Oh World is a ritual, and you can't play with a competitive mindset. The Yu-Gi-Oh World is a world of high martial arts. The bond with the deck in Yu-Gi-Oh does not refer to the mentality of dividing slaves. In order to win, destroy the frog gunner's cards, and just think of relying on guessing to determine the outcome. This kind of has no future. There is no future in either reality or the Yu-Gi-Oh World. In the real world, Coke Girl destroys her opponent's deck and destroys it with all her strength. For the first time, half of the champion's deck is completely banned. The professional player in the DM who destroys the deck in the Yu-Gi-Oh World is also a bastard, and he is not as well-known as the Maze Brothers. As far as Xian Ming is concerned, if you want to play this set, you will be out of luck in the first step. The old version of Xian Ming is only available to Isis. Yu-Gi-Oh World cards are not just small pieces of paper printed randomly. Cards have power. Many cards don't recognize you and you can't get them at all. Even if you get them, you can't use them. Some cards are basically exclusive, such as the president's life-cutting. Also, what if you can achieve great power for a while with a realistic mainstream high-end deck? Do you dare to beat up the protagonist? If you don't get along well with the protagonist, you will definitely die when you encounter the BOSS. If the BOSS sees your tricks and prints some target cards, you will just wait for death. In the world of Yu-Gi-Oh, there is no such thing as a stuck hand for any character who has some role. When the time comes, you are about to prepare for the storyteller to directly draw a target card from his hand to teach you how to behave. Mainstream high-level decks all have key cards for expansion. The routines are the same as before. There is no such thing as possibility, and the construction is very rigid in order not to get stuck. You can't conquer the world with just one move. At most, you'll kill him at the first sight. What are you going to do next? Actually, I think that if time travel really happened, the best ones would be the real world champions and the soul players among poker players. These two types of talents can be said to have a future. Soul players such as the invincible Sebadoragon firmly believe in the honor of electronic dragons. It doesn't matter whether they win or not. If you win, you can have a happy day. They love electronic dragons from the bottom of their hearts. This kind of person will definitely be selected by the Duel Elf when he goes to DM. If he practices diligently, he can become a full-time 502 glue player like the president. As for the world championship, those who can win this first of all have an understanding of the game that is not comparable to ordinary people, and secondly, they also have a love for the game. Their creative system and step-by-step selection of cards and deck construction will be integrated into Yu-Gi-Oh very quickly. With their understanding of the game, it will be amazing once they become soulful. I believe that this kind of person can defeat the protagonist. For example, if that person who won the championship with the White Dragon traveled through the past, he might encounter Shuangliu under the choice of fate, and then be given to him by Shuangliu, then the fourth Blue Eyes White Dragon might not be torn apart. Later, integrate into the world and keep the card understanding K language level, abandon the competitive thinking of being a slave, good guy, Haima's lifelong enemy. That's all I can think about for now. If there are any mistakes, you are welcome to correct me.

A brief review of this book in one sentence. ——The soul is not enough, and the competition is not competitive enough.

I feel a little tired after seeing more than 90 photos. Disadvantage 1: Those named villains appear one after another and show off, and then the protagonist defeats the opponent and is run away in various ways. He is also drunk. I know the importance of some characters in the original plot, but you can't just because of the importance of these characters in the subsequent plot. Let the villain run away every time he is defeated. To put it bluntly, the author has a problem with his own plot design and poor control of the plot. This is not the case with the squid next door. Slot 2 DIY cards. To be honest, there is really no need to DIY cards. Are those comic cards, animation cards, and ocg powerful cards not enough? If you have to make a plot that will definitely cause controversy, I have seen many readers also reacting to this situation, and I am too lazy to say more Tariff 3. When I knew that DIY cards were not good, I actually played cards with animation card capabilities and ocg effects. . . There are more than 90 chapters of Lightning Emperor, I am too lazy to say more, and the chapter reviews are full of comments To be honest, the results of the squid next door are there, you can definitely learn his framework (not mentioning routines, just use animation cards for ordinary animation cards, use ocg cards for ocg cards, you are not allowed to add your own tricks, either DIY cards, or animation effects plus ocg effect cards, speechless =_=) I won't say it anymore, and I'm afraid of being criticized by the author.

Should we destroy this Dr. Fish The ①② effects of this card name can each be used once per turn. ①: Special summon a 4-star or lower Angel, Magician, Bird, Beast, or Beast Warrior monster from your hand, and equip this card. After that, you can return all Dragon-type monsters on the field to your hand. ②: It can only be activated at the end of the turn when this face-up card in the Enchanted Zone is sent to the graveyard. Add a "Fusion" magic card or "Combined" magic card or "Parasite Fusion Insect" from your deck to your hand. PicturePicture

It feels a little uncomfortable. Caesar's duel is the purest duel. Whether it is the former Caesar of the Academy or the later Caesar of Hell, his enthusiasm for duels has never changed. Now the author has asked him to be the executioner of a fused dimension and become the enemy of the protagonist. Does he want Caesar and Ed to collapse their characters together? The crash of Amity A5 is not uncomfortable enough. . . The first three generations of animation fans couldn't accept it. If Caesar escaped before because he didn't want to hurt the crowd, and now he comes back to break into the enemy's interior, then I can barely accept it. . . . It's not just a matter of telling the story. The author has his own outline of what he should write. . . . . But if Caesar really collapses, I won't want to watch it. . .

So why did you cut the original one? I finally found a Yu-Gi-Oh fanfic in which the protagonist uses the Four Heavenly Dragons, but the author canceled the book...😭💔

The author is always thinking about what your DIY card is for. Passersby run away as soon as they see the DIY card. No wonder the last book was cut, and this one is probably about the same.

I feel like the author has let himself go a little bit in these recent pictures. First, the aquatic supporting characters used CNO to make a comeback. Not to mention the power of Balian and Astral, which is unique to Z4. The author of the latest one directly DIYed it? This is a big taboo among Yu-Gi-Oh fans. You must know that books with DIY cards are usually completely messy at the back. Isn't it good to write honestly?

DIY is really not necessary. It's great for everyone to read and see familiar decks and cards, but suddenly something you haven't heard of or even couldn't find comes up...