Card Era: Arrival of the Silver Dragon

In fact, the biggest problem with this book is that it takes it too much for granted. It just uses a mature system to play cards from the beginning. It's not that it's not good, but it's too hasty. Take Yu-Gi-Oh! As an example DM's pioneering work and the foundation of rules GX, the rules have obviously been greatly improved, why are there still mortal bones in the early stage, and the card coordination is also very simple? Is it because the animation team doesn't know how to tell stories? No, he is bringing newbies into the game, and at the same time, he uses a passable duel to explain to the players. The protagonist is in the growth stage, just see how he prints the card 5Ds riding duel is my favorite The use of high-speed world riding duel is very bold, but it has the ticket base of the previous game, and it is not difficult to lure the audience into the ride. In the early stage, effect monsters and relatively simple chain storytelling are directly used, and the quality of the driving scenes is also very high, not dry Those who have watched three movies are considered experienced. There is nothing wrong with mature protagonists telling stories with mature decks If you must write original card novels, learn the rules of DM from the shallower to the deeper, learn GX for growth, and learn 5Ds only for racing 3000 attack at the beginning is always the destiny of the supporting character. If there is no room for improvement, it will only go downhill. Being in the head position in the gossip is a bad position, because it is destined to be sniped and dropped.

Um, I'm dying, I haven't watched it yet

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In fact, it's really well written. It's just a matter of subject matter that no one reads it.

It's very well written. Even those who don't know anything about card games will find it fascinating after reading it.

Let me copy, why is the male supporting actor here?