Yu-Gi-Oh!: Ocg Sister Card Master

After reading more than 50 chapters, I feel that this book is worth it. The price of the cards in the world is that the protagonist cannot afford it. He can only buy cards from the past life, and the protagonist has to pay for the cards. However, even a stranger can buy cards that the protagonist cannot buy, and even buy a bunch of cards aimed at the protagonist, including all kinds of disgusting cards for the protagonist. It can only be said that the author is fighting for the word count. Various cards targeted at the protagonist make the protagonist play longer and longer. One game is enough for three or four chapters, and it feels like it has begun to collapse from around chapter 40 onwards.

Although the protagonist's original World Pearl is on the banned card list, the price remains high. However, if you still have the same problem as the protagonist after time travel, the best answer is to buy the Lament of Tears. First of all, let me introduce that Yu-Gi-Oh's physical cards are divided into rarity levels. Different rarity levels are one of the basis for the price of the card. A simple truth, a regular card will not be as expensive as its flash card. So if you don't have enough money, you should buy a flat card. The following are all discussions based on OCG card prices. There are no card prices for Simplified Chinese and TCG.       ：0.1，；8；1.4；1；（）35.4 Above you already have a total of 15 main decks and 9 additional decks. With a little more money, you can get the Magic Trap Card of Tears of Lament: Pearl World costs 0.5 Yuan each; strings, agitation, reverberation, reverberation, claw sounds, and curls all cost 0.1 Yuan each; Lamentation costs 0.3 Yuan each. The total price only came to 39.6 Yuan. Now, you have 24 more cards in the main deck, which is just one short of reaching the minimum 40-card main deck limit (if this is the same rule in another world). What should I use for the remaining one? Yes, Fenrir Wolf. So how much does Fenrir Wolf cost? 0.1 Yuan. You can even fill it up and get an extra 0.3 Yuan. At this point, your main deck can be played, but you can still be stronger.       ，，，，1，3；0.1；43.5 Next, there is Shaddoll. Shaddoll is 3 yuan a piece; Shaddoll lizard is 1.8 Yuan a piece; Xiaomi is 8 yuan a piece. The total price is 81.9 Yuan. Then there is the power of the earth angel. Ancient sharp soldiers are 10 yuan each; ancient guards are 5 yuan each; sword priests are 0.99 Each; and statues of gods are 35 yuan each. The total price is 234.87 Yuan. Other cards that can be invested include the Demon King of the Swamp for 5 yuan each; the Proliferated G for 23 yuan each; the Fusion for 1 yuan each; the Talent of Three Wars for 6 yuan each; the Planet Transformation for 0.1 Yuan each; the stupid burial for 1 yuan each; and the stupid sub-burial for 0.5 Yuan each. The total at this time is 350.67 Yuan. Finally, here are a few cards that may be used in the additional deck: Dragon King 8 yuan a piece; Chimera 15 yuan a piece; Rhinoceros 0.1 Yuan a piece; Swamp Mud Dragon King 0.1 Yuan a piece; Time Stalker 0.1 Yuan a piece; Sleeping Tapir 0.1 Yuan a piece. ; The Lurker of the Abyss costs 1.5 Yuan each; the Giant Ejector costs 4 yuan; the Satellite Shining costs 0.1 Yuan; the Swift Demon Dragon Cannon costs 0.5 Yuan; the Hades costs 20 yuan; the Darkling Envoy costs 4.4 Yuan, and finally, the super-maximum Tianting is 38 yuan each. All three cards above are used for a total of 634.8 Yuan. Final summary: It should be noted that more than 600 yuan is the result of buying three copies of all cards. In fact, there are many cards that do not require three copies: for example, for all the cards in the extra deck, one is usually enough. So the real cost is definitely not 634 yuan. According to the lowest playable standard, the overall cost is 40.3 Yuan. The deck at this time is just Pure Tears of Lament and 6 other fusion monsters. And from 40.3 To 634.8, This is the process of T1 deck becoming super mainstream.

How can I put it, your rhythm is very strange. Since the protagonist's strength and vision are not on the same level as his classmates, and he has a good relationship with his good buddies, then why are you still entangled with these former classmates who have graduated and are not in the same class. If it doesn't work, the guy named Du can arrange a duel in the high school exam to crush him. Don't always focus on these characters who have become passers-by. And when the protagonist is already strong enough, there is no need to write content that proves his strength. It will make readers feel awkward. You don't think it's interesting to watch an adult bully a child. It's not on the same level. The current goal of your protagonist is to improve the deck, then develop upwards, compete with stronger people, develop your own cheats as soon as possible, and obtain more decks.

The Black Magician at the beginning was so rare. There were only 2 in the country. The third one with unknown origins appeared in the auction house and was bought at a big price. Then when the banned list came out, there were a lot of heroes. The Phoenix was banned. The rare cards and reinforcements in your previous plot mainly relied on the setting of the Elf Seal. I can only say that it was eaten. And your setting. The Elf card is not only a card but also a powerful combat weapon. The Phoenix is impossible. There is no reason to ban it. Needless to say, the strength of the Phoenix Man in the 1.0 Environment. According to the current strength of your worldview, the Phoenix Man is a high-end strategic weapon at least. He is not rare, and the elves are also smart. What are the opinions of the Phoenix Man? This section is too rough. If you really want to ban it, then it is reasonable to ban all online battles with all cards. For real cards, I can only ask black people. Jpg

About banned cards When you see Phoenix people being banned from official competitions and online battles, you know that the author has gone far away

To be honest, the setting of the banned card table really affects the perception. The reason why there are banned cards in reality is that the cards can be easily obtained, but in the Yu-Gi-Oh world view, most of the powerful decks are very difficult to obtain, or even exclusive to someone. In this case, the banned card list formulated by humans will greatly affect the perception. The latest chapter also mentioned that there are duelists targeted by the banned card list. I understand that the author wants to limit the appearance of Zhulei, but can we use methods other than the banned card list?

There is a saying, but your banned card list was created by Wanchuangguang. Then just ban some extra single cards like Fafa that are too powerful and defy the heavens, or brainlessly earn cards like Desire of Gods and Hard Selection of Destiny, suppressing almost all cards in the deck with one card. That's easy to say, but you have this classic plot of mortals controlling extraordinary beings. It's not like the monsters turn into white cards during the game, and all the information is lost. I have been recognized by this elf family based on my ability, why do you prohibit it? If you have the ability, take out a portion and ban it together!

Before I start scolding, let me be careful: the following is just my personal opinion. To be honest, I saw that even temporarily banning cards after reaching the finals is really mind-blowing. If you want to limit the protagonist's strength, you can use other methods. It is disgusting to have to use the entire ban list. It can be seen that the author wanted to write about the protagonist growing up step by step and eventually becoming a world champion. As a result, the golden finger was turned up and the protagonist was directly invincible. According to the current world view, the strength of the deck is unlimited and can make duelists all over the world fall to the ground. In fact, it would be enough to add restrictions to the golden finger from the beginning. The protagonist can sell cards without limit, but can only buy cards that are randomly generated every day, and then can buy designated cards once every once in a while. Wouldn't this solve it? Anyway, I feel that the author has now opened up, and it is basically impossible to repair the book. See you in the future, brothers.

I just saw that I bought it with WeChat money in my previous life, but now I bought a deck and ran out of money. . . . Can the author explain this?

I saw a lot of people scolding the post, so I felt relieved. The super-cost ban card can abolish the appearance of powerful elves in one sentence. Is your declaration a ban on issuing orders? Even though there is an elf world, the elves are still so obedient. Does it mean that the Light Creation, Victory Dragon, Tianting, and Red Dragon will not be allowed to appear? If the cost of playing cards is set so high, don't do so many off-site activities. It's okay to just turn it into priceless treasure-level waste paper.

I have an idea. Since you can use public opinion to restrict cards, before the Dark Duelist fights with others, he will first change other people's core cards to banned cards before fighting. If he can't use the card, he will win directly.

The content is a bit contradictory. On the one hand, it says that the world is dominated by cards, but on the other hand, it wants to move closer to OCG and impose restrictions. But it really doesn't take the power of card elves into consideration. Let's wait and see.

There is a huge gap in the strength of the passerby decks. While talking about how precious and valuable the decks are, any high school student can come up with a complete deck. The sense of separation between the front and back is very serious. In order to suppress the protagonist's strength, the protagonist fights back and forth with a group of high school students. It is said that duel cards replaced guns and troops, but the supernatural power of the cards was not shown at all, and it was not as good as Zi Gongxiang's animation. The whole world gives people a sense of logical errors and inconsistencies.

In a word, this book's banned card list is the biggest flaw, and it's a bit humorous to be banned after knowing that there are elves. The most is to ban the Magic Trap, just like the anime 5ds banned the Pot of Desire.

Is it wrong that you are imposing restrictions in a world with card elves? And the ban is imposed because many people are against it? Then if you control public opinion, wouldn't it mean banning whatever cards you want? Are the elves okay with this?

The first one talks about how rare the cards are. A Sapphire Dragon is worth one million, a Black Magician is worth billions, and the second one is Fengchu.

At first, it looked like a primitive environment, and then as a backhand, professional players easily added anaconda and Phoenix chicks. If nothing else, I would like to ask you how many entertainment decks can't get past Phoenix chicks? I won't talk about Pearl Tears, it's indeed too strong and boring, but even if you build a mainstream DL, wouldn't you be promoted directly to the professional league?

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​It's even funnier later on, and there's even a restricted black room. The reason the real world does this is because cards can be printed casually and don't have any elf power, and K Club uses it to make money. In the duel world, it's not impossible for the duel elf to come and kill you directly. The author's worldview is still a situation where a black magician has nearly 10 billion. Author, if you don't delete and rewrite the latest two, there is no need to read anymore.

Le, the elf world has restrictions, it's really abstract

I also wanted to give the protagonist something powerful, but because it was too strong, I had to impose various restrictions on the protagonist. According to the author's own world view, there are card elves, and you can also create banned cards. Only the strong will have banned cards, and the weak will prohibit the strong from participating?

. . . . . The pacing is poor. . . The world view is very strange, especially the card part, which is completely broken.