Yu-Gi-Oh Is Going to Bring Smiles

To put it simply, the protagonist is invincible and teaches the aborigines how to play cards. The only problem is that some of the cards have not been printed out yet, and the protagonist is already wearing the costume B.

I can only say that it is different from what I expected. I saw from the introduction that the protagonist is more pretentious. I thought that the protagonist can show different uses of the deck, change a few common cards, use similar decks to defeat the opponent, and show others his top understanding. It turns out that the protagonist's deck has added Many cheats are perverted cards, and they are completely deck-beating. I thought they were trying to show off the protagonist's dueling skills, but they turned out to be a showcase of the deck's awesomeness. Of course, I didn't say that the protagonist didn't have dueling skills, but I saw that the strength of the decks written in them completely overshadowed the protagonist's dueling skills.

Well, just like the introduction, the first sentence of the first chapter indicates that the protagonist, who is a god, is going to be invincible and show off. The pretentious routine of this book is to show the cartoon characters the excellent and reasonable deck construction that the cute card ladies have tried and error little by little, so that they can realize how strong or excellent the decks they have in their hands should be in the hands of card ladies who are really good at playing. Of course, the appearance of super model monsters like 'Super Magician' in it has caused some readers to react. This is because Xiancha has not grasped the degree of control. . . But it will not be modified, because the Super Magician is also a member of Yu-Gi-Oh and has a mature structure in the Orcust that just appeared. However, Xiancha just allows a supermodel monster like the Super Magician to show off his strength. The subsequent show-off routines will be a little different, and this book is a sand sculpture style. Well, I hope all the card ladies can enjoy reading it.

Come on, the author signed this

The card game is very good, the plot is incomprehensible, and why it unfolds in this way. And most importantly, this book makes me feel like I am reading the epilogue and side story after the finale. The background of this book makes me feel that I have skipped about 3 to 5 books. To be honest, I am more interested in the story of the protagonist in the past growth period of this book, such as "Using a dump truck to kill the opponent and I was ganked by the dump truck" or "On the struggles of New Master 2.0 Players in the era of Ax" or "Yu-Gi-Oh!: Light Creation loses herself" Give it to me" or the first book of "Passing through the various eras of Yu-Gi-Oh starts with taking down this girl card", the second book of "Yu-Gi-Oh: Noble Fusion, I can't afford it, I'll lend it to you for use on the field", the third book of "Yu-Gi-Oh: I Must Synchronize Immediately", "Yu-Gi-Oh: In Duel" Don't overdo it and change your deck! ! " Or the fourth book of "There is a limit to overpowering, right?", The fifth book of "Yu-Gi-Oh: Come on, smile, why don't you laugh, huh?!", The sixth book of "Yu-Gi-Oh: Let's Play Cards in Different Dimensions", and now Bring a Smile

The best time for Yu-Gi-Oh to show off is when his life is hanging by a thread and then he says "Wado Ka Na", and then makes a comeback with one card, or accurately pre-reads the opponent's expansion points and effects, and interrupts the expansion preemptively. Using the gap between environment versions to suppress ordinary decks and competitive decks is as shameless as playing entertainment. It is better to pretend to be invincible than to start with five old Ai, and even tears can't be used first.

In the phantom teaching, a real red-eyed dragon knight was brought out. You taught it, how did you learn it? When you go to fight in ancient times, do you fly airplanes and cannons to teach others how to fight?

I just want to simply watch playing cards, why should I watch these, pretentious and slap-in-the-face content?

What I want to see is the content of the duel. Author, why do you spend a lot of space pretending to be a slap in the face?

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How should I put it, what did the first seven chapters teach? It is indeed a self-playing deck, but only for us. In the eyes of their group of people, this so-called self-playing deck is just a pile of cards with a few self-playing cards posted.

The clams took one bite for the kid, and the other one for the little guy. They screened me out, awesome.

Happy. It feels like except for the part where a bunch of girls like the protagonist. The male protagonist seems to have taken a script from a female protagonist. This child, that child, that little guy is as beautiful as a fairy, and he can also act cute. If you remove the gender vocabulary, it would take some effort to determine whether it is a male protagonist or a female protagonist. Besides, as a novel, it is indeed quite interesting. Um, the charm of storytelling? It's hard to say, but it looks good. And as a tutorial and explanation of ideas, it is considered qualified.

I finally understand what's awkward about it. The background of this book is too big. Sometimes a character pops up and I don't know what the relationship is with the protagonist. The most important thing is that I don't know what the protagonist has done in the past.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Is essentially just a game of 50% luck, 30% deck strength, and 20% personal strength.

Completely crushing the game, this is, the gap is too big, and gray g and other things are not much according to your settings.

Lolamia asked me to visit

Overall, the main writing style of this book is quite comfortable for Yu-Gi-Oh! It does not place too much emphasis on duels but emphasizes the linkage between card groups.

What's going on? No updates?

What a pity. I also want to see a duel between the main character, the vest, and the main character, The Tears of the Underworld, vs. The Twelve Beasts of All-Sheng. After all, the author's writing is quite entertaining.

I am recommending a word game novel called "The Adventure of This Word Game is Really Mysterious". The world view is that of a full moon night. It is relaxed, joyful and interesting. It combines a variety of fantasy elements. The link is below. Friends who are book-hungry can check it out.

@Mdx I want to see the standard unfolding of Huolingtianxing.

All ordered, come on, author! Want to see RR! At the beginning of the introduction, I tried to hide the old title of the book, but it was exposed on the third page as 2333.

What was the author's last book? I don't even know what the protagonist's wife is. I want to make up for it.

It's gone. It's been cut. No need to wait.

No more updates. Did the author die in the fight with the mermaid?