What Does This Book Have to Do with Yu-Gi-Oh!

Author, the protagonist has now traveled to the digital world. I hope you will change it. This is the digital world. It is outrageous that the horns on the head of Gabumon during its growth period can be used as weapons and medicinal purposes. Who would use it? Digimon have a bunch of healing skills, which are of no use at all. As for weapons, aren't you afraid that their combat power will collapse? The complete body stage and the mature stage are not of the same order of magnitude, let alone the growth stage. As for the juvenile stage, they either move forward alone, and there is no need or possibility to pluck the horns off the growth stage's head, or they are guarded by someone. As a group, there is no need for a horn from the head of a growth stage. Instead of harvesting it for others to make weapons, it is better to grow it on others As for the growth stage, you can defeat him, why would you use the loser's horn as a weapon? Wouldn't you just absorb it directly to increase your strength, or treat it like a little brother?

A patchwork of unrelated worlds, a masked puppet lacking self. 1. This book seriously lacks a main line. The existing three worlds of Gesha, Digi and Dragon Ball are completely disconnected in terms of their spiritual meaning, world performance, and power system. The protagonist's performance in these three worlds is also inconsistent with the connotation of the original world view. Except for the caution of the Brother Killing World, the kingly passion of the Digital World and the martial arts of Dragon Ball are not reflected at all. 2. The protagonist can now be said to be a machine that has completed tasks. The personality displayed in each world lacks a unified core binding. Each world feels like an independent personality, like a puppet controlled by others. 3. It can be seen that the author really doesn't like Yu-Gi-Oh!, And he has taken great pains to attract readers with this title. The protagonist's love for Yu-Gi-Oh is not felt at all in the book, and the final structure is also very different. During the duel, the protagonists are in a deadlock and continue to pass rounds. I have really only seen this book, where one operation is discussed repeatedly, and it cannot be repeated. Especially among the protagonist's cards, which one is not a fake batch? Do you need such a cardin the Duel Kingdom period?

(｀ω´) This book is okay to read. It is very smooth, like eating noodles🍜. The problem is that it is too short. I just don't know why I can't invest in it. The popularity is also very 1, (Suddenly I found out that it is an author I have read in the past! I like that book very much, "Planet Travel") (｀ω´) Don't worry about why Honda is not a rich second generation. I really like this setting. Because I am not a commoner, I have no sense of substitution, so I directly entered the Shenhao novel. Hmm. . . There seems to be no climax, it feels a bit like farming. The second dimension adds + real attributes?

The latest chapters are so speechless. The protagonist in your book just wants to study hard when he travels through Yu-Gi-Oh. He is also cautious at the beginning when he travels through time-traveling. What is he doing in an idealistic world like Digimon? In the past hundred or so chapters, there wasn't even a hint of ignition. What do you want to do with time travel Digimon? Do you think you can take the place of a child? For Jonouchi, I already feel a little speechless. The black dragon has always represented infinite possibilities, and the protagonist's performance is basically completely inconsistent with the black dragon's compatibility. Not to mention Digimon, the mainstream of the entire world has infinite possibilities. The protagonist's real-life social animal type cannot be ignited at all. If there is no system, there is no possibility at all. If you want to cheat, Bone King, Meng King, Suqing or even Sword Art Online are better. Bone King World If the timing is right, the protagonist has every chance of gaining the Bone King's friendship. Of course, based on the protagonist's past performance, he probably won't be able to do it. But in the world of Moe King and Suqing, Aqua, her four-person team and Moe King are all good-tempered and easy to communicate with, and their strength is at the top level. I won't talk about the cute king, he has always performed well. Although Aqua's foursome have always looked unreliable, their true strength is top-notch. Megumin's explosion magic can completely print a high-attack self-destruct monster in the early stage. In the later stage, it also overcomes the weakness of being able to cast only one shot per day. Moreover, the setting of the Red Demon Clan makes any one of them a big monster of the high-attack magician family. Darkness, her defense is off the charts. Aqua, although her IQ is a bit low, she can destroy a city with a single shot of ordinary water magic, and can cripple the Bone King with ordinary purification. She can control the reincarnation of several worlds in terms of personality, and she doesn't give way to heaven when she resurrects people. She is a true god. The ghost beast Kazuma has super luck, and apart from Nasan, he still has the ability of a top mortal adventurer. And even if the protagonist doesn't know that they are the protagonist of Suqing's world, there is a big sister like the Lich Store Manager in Novice Village who is famous, powerful, and has a super good personality. In the Sword Art Online series, although the Yu-Gi-Oh card story is part of printing cards, the card story is weak, and there are also decks that can be played. The protagonist is trained in Kozai. Even without Grandpa Kiri and Akihiko Kayaba, he can still print good decks by killing monsters and bosses, and he can also play derivative decks in other games later. So why touch a completely inconsistent copy of the idealistic world? Is it possible that the protagonist is going to transform into the kind of passionate male protagonist who bursts out of cards halfway through playing cards? No way, the protagonist and the hot-blooded male protagonist are completely polarizing types.

Why do I have to write anime fanfics that I like in the past few years, but the main character has to lose his memory? Can't you do it the other way around? Whatever you do in the TV series, don't talk about losing your memory, even if you are transgender, I won't say anything, anime fans should be normal!

The Honda family is not ordinary. The movie version of The Dark Side of Dimension directly tells you that Honda is the eldest son of the Honda family 😅

Honda's family is not bad, as mentioned in the first two chapters. If you don't go to college, you can only work as a social worker. In the theatrical version of "Dark Side of Dimensions", there is a section where the protagonist group discusses their plans after graduating from high school. When talking about Honda, he said that he can only inherit his father's business and be busy. At least my family runs a company

The memory of the protagonist is too sealed. Rather than saying that he is a time traveler, it is better to say that the memory of the protagonist has been wiped clean and the Yu-Gi-Oh is turned into a baby.

The protagonist is such a loser. The first thing he did after time travel was to be a good student and go to college and find a good job in the future. Even the goblins didn't know about traveling to another world, and he had no desire to become stronger. It was really a mess and he couldn't support the wall. Even if he lost his memory, didn't he have common sense as a time traveler?

Is there any author who dares to set the protagonist to have "amnesia"? ? !

The title of the book is not a headline, and it really has nothing to do with Yu-Gi-Oh! You can break up now. I just started playing cards in Yu-Gi-Oh World and jumped to other worlds. After reading a few chapters, it was not very attractive. I went directly to the chapter back to Yu-Gi-Oh World and started reading. Then I jumped again after a few chapters. I didn't want to continue reading.

The author's writing skills are fine, but the plot is a bit toxic. I gave up after reading the card game, and gave up after reading the original character design. At the beginning, I wrote about Yu-Gi-Oh's loss of popularity, and the setting of taking the Yu-Gi-Oh card to adventure attracted me. It is recommended to learn about or try the game of Yu-Gi-Oh! Because the content in the animation is not enough for the original card-playing plot, here are some card-playing decision-making issues k language, 1. When the number of monsters on the field changes, the battle will roll back, re-select the attack target or give up the attack. Error scene, the opponent's white dragon attacks Goblin Slayer, Goblin Slayer activates the effect, activates the deck to resurrect the dead, and resurrects the opponent's white dragon. At this time, the battle is rolled back, and the normal choice is to continue attacking Goblin Slayer, but the error is ruled that the white dragon is forced to attack the white dragon 2. When the monster to which control has been transferred is destroyed, it returns to the original owner's graveyard. In the error scene, there is no dragon monster Blue-Eyes White Dragon in the protagonist's graveyard, and the White Dragon cannot be excluded for subsequent operations 3. Derivatives do not belong to cards and will not exist in the exclusion area or graveyard, and cannot be excluded face-down. Incorrect scenario, the Goblin King's additional attack cannot be added to the number of destroyed derivative Goblins. It can only be counted as 1 Goblin in the graveyard and 1 big Goblin. The total number of points for himself and the derivative Goblins on the field is 400. This is a basic ruling issue except for talking nonsense. It is equivalent to returning the health value to zero but not losing. In terms of character design, the author has made some magical changes. Reading the original book will ruin your outlook. The three golden chapters are very bland. Goblin Slayer World uses every bit of advantage to win. It is well written, but the national championship cannot be won by throwing 1,900 and exploding 1 card.

In the theatrical version, it is directly stated that Honda's factory can affect the entire Japan. This is obviously a big chaebol, and the author wrote it as a poor boy.

You know the plot, I know the plot, the author knows the plot, but the protagonist has no memory and has forgotten the plot, so you might as well just copy the original work and write a fanfic?

Didn't Yu-Gi-Oh use the name of playing cards to cover up the battle scenes where each of these people can destroy the world?

Hey, is the author still alive? There is no reply to the default studio pipeline work.

Traveling through the Yu-Gi-Oh world without playing cards would be a waste () Reading in the Yu-Gi-Oh world is really not as useful as playing cards (to be blunt). Yu-Gi-Oh itself is not low in combat power. Both Koso and Wanshilong have created multiverses.

Aborigines are just aboriginals. If we have to make a time traveler who has lost his memory, why don't we just write a Korean drama novel?

I didn't want to watch it after seeing Amnesia 😅

... What is written here? Does the editor regret signing this contract? Looking at the beginning, it's okay to have amnesia and ignorance. After all, this is the first book I've seen the mouthy Yu-Gi-Oh. It's quite interesting... And then the plot changes and Brother Jin is killed? Brother Jin was killed? Brother Jin was killed? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? What are you writing about? ? ? Just write it in your head? Did you get dizzy after watching Brother's Killing Book the day before? The plot is not related at all. What the hell did you do by writing this shit? ? ? Wasting my time? ? If you don't know what's coded below, why don't you just open the book and put it here? ? ? ? If you don't play cards, why do you want to switch to unlimited turns to kill? Zhuan Ge was unable to kill him smoothly and left as a small level. He wrote more than the main text of Yu-Gi-Oh at the beginning... I wrote @#...*￥%• I have seen many inferior stitching products. The logic is inconsistent and the world view is not harmonious. The writing is not good at fighting..., But I have never seen such a stitching monster that does not sew at all when unrelated things are put together.

To put it nicely, it means writing fan fiction as original. The beginning is as dull as water. The protagonist is only thinking about making money, but he has never understood the methods of making money in Yu-Gi-Oh. The author and the protagonist are thinking about whether a reader will take the initiative to fall from the sky and hit his head? At the beginning of the game, Brother Sha also regarded himself as the original author. The author has written so many books, so he doesn't need an editor to take care of him, right?

The author doesn't like Yu-Gi-Oh! If you haven't played Yu-Gi-Oh or if you're not good at math, don't try to sell yourself on others. Red-Eyed Black Dragon is written as 2500 attack. Garuru's attack is 1800 in the first few chapters, but then it changes to 1900. He doesn't even remember the data he wrote. What's even more outrageous is that the author said 1900 attack divided by 2 is equal to 800? Mathematics is not as good as elementary school. The plot is also extremely boring. Yu-Gi-Oh! Follows the original plot throughout. Other worlds are stinky and long.

The Shameless fanfic you wrote is pretty good.

How can I support the new book if it is written like this?

I've been holding back 2 chapters in a month, but I can't write them anymore. I'm basically at the gate of the palace.

I have started reading. The author's writing is very good. It is definitely worth reading and subscribing! Recommend a book that is decisive in killing, sharp and joyful. "Old Man in Time Travel Picks Up Rags and Survives by Making Bad Movies" is hilarious...

Is there any new book similar to your original Zhengtu trilogy? The best book in your trilogy is "The Journey of the Lion Beast"