The Deck I Use Is Really a Pure Hero Deck!

I can accept both the magic draw and the card printing machine, but I really can't stand the nonsense 😭😭

I think the story of Yu-Gi-Oh truly begins in Duel City. Mouth-talking only applies to the plot before Duel City. In fact, it doesn't matter if you don't write Mouth-talking as a skill. There will be no chance for Mouth-mouthing in the future. Everyone who plays Yu-Gi-Oh and plays real cards will have a mouth-talking before they are familiar with the K language. Regardless of whether he is a good card player or not, Mouth-talking can be a natural ability of the card player, so there is no need to reject the Mouth-talking before Duel City, but I feel like there are some chapters that feel like there are missing pages.

For the main protagonist and antagonist in the first part, mouthing is the basic skill, divine drawing is the basic skill, and sealing is the skill of the protagonist team. How can the subsequent generations of Yu-Gi-Oh be compared?

Being strong with a mouth is strong. I laugh when it happens in anime. If it happens in reality, even if it is used by the protagonist, I feel disgusted. What the hell, the magic draw is luck, and the printed card means that this card exists in the world. In other words, if you are a strongman with all the cards in the world and a lucky European, then these two abilities are just decorations. You can do it in reality. What the hell is the mouth? Isn't that cheating? If the mouth is broken, it means that the rules are incomplete. In the early stage of the game, but the ability of your system, it is obvious that the mouth is full in the later stage. What kind of intelligence reduction operation is that?

I designed the ability to speak loudly, and also pointed out that the protagonist has the ability to speak loudly, which raised expectations. However, I was constantly being yelled at by others, which was not interesting at all, and the protagonist made all kinds of complaints. I endured it, and it really made me happy. If your protagonist doesn't talk nonsense, then what's the point of designing the chapter where the protagonist travels to the Kingdom? What does the design protagonist do when he has the ability to speak nonsense? As a decoration? You think that the protagonist's entire hero deck was verbally abused and beaten violently by various passers-by. Then, the protagonist came back and won, which was very cool and awesome. In fact, it felt very silly.

You can't play poker just by looking at this name.

This is the weakest protagonist I've ever seen at playing cards, and he's also quite mentally retarded.

It's said that duel life points are 2000, but you still don't know which one to travel through? I'm afraid you're not seeing a fake Yu-Gi-Oh! And the protagonist feels very evil❤️, and he doesn't deserve to be the protagonist at all

The Pig's Knuckle deck is rubbish. It's not interesting at all. It can't even compare to the Bone Ace deck. The writing is also messy and makes me want to vomit just reading it.

There's nothing interesting about it, it's too boring, the writing of this duel is too ordinary, and the plot has no highlights.

Deliberately causing trouble during the finals Deliberately upgrading the protagonist's system Deliberately making the plot straight If it deviates from the plot, it won't be written, right?

Teardrop Elegy saved me from depression. Teardrop Elegy is not my hero, so it makes sense for me to have a few Teardrops on my pure hero card.

Previously, the protagonist was prohibited from using violent behaviors other than playing cards, but later he arranged for Keppei to steal the protagonist's card deck and then lick him.

Forget about talking nonsense, the key is that the protagonist has gained the ability to talk nonsense and hides in the game. As a result, he is madly mouthed by his opponent. The protagonist can only tolerate it and complain in his heart. He is really a loser. This book is hopeless. It is not attractive in the early stage and no one will read it in the later stage.

Author, you are completely following the trend of writing. The duel is not very attractive. It is talking about the early stage. I can't stand the early stage, let alone the later stage.

Do you think muzzles are interesting? 😥

Haven't everyone watched the first Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Kingdom's tongue-lashing is normal, after all, the rules have not been perfected yet

You look a little dizzy, you are not a poker player

There is nothing the authors can do if they like to write one or two novels. After all, the initial rules are simple and clear, not difficult to understand, and there will not be a big reading threshold. Pulling monsters is the fusion of sacrifices, as long as you understand the effect of the card. If you were to write storytellers for the next few volumes, the more complex the rules, the more routines, and the more cards, the harder it would be to understand. If you haven't played real cards or games, there's a high chance that you won't be able to read them.

Me: Humph, my turn. Activate Hero Arrival and pay half your life to specially recruit a hero monster from the deck. Opposite: Okay, it's gray Me: Gu. It doesn't matter if you summon Sky Man, activate the effect from... Opposite: Stop talking, pick up Me: Um, activate the Dushanren in your hand, discard a hero monster to special summon, the Misty Shadow Girl in your hand. The effect of Dushanren is activated, and the effect of Misty Shadow Girl sending to the grave is chained. Misty Shadow Girl adds a hero to her hand. My choice is Xin Yuxia. Then the Dushanren effect is processed and the Incremental Man is placed in the magic trap area. Me: Okay, the next step is to show my true strength. Activate the effect of increasing people... (The opposite side shows the ghost rabbit in his hand) Me: Destroy... Destroy! (Silence) Me: Hum, I still have a chance. Activate the magic cards in your hand and fuse! Fusion of Sky Man and Xinyu Man, come out, fire strike! The special summoned flame triggers the effect with one hit, um, is something wrong? Opposite: Yes, cover Me: Gu, knot... It's over. (Incredibly humiliating)

No, isn't it a bit outrageous for a passer-by to play a mecha deck? The Destruction Armed Mecha Colonel is here, and this passer-by can penetrate the plot with this deck 😅

Is this gone? I finished reading it in one morning. It's really unforgivable, author!

Sometimes I wonder how the Yu-Gi-Oh series became what it is now. I still remember that there were all kinds of magical toy game solutions at the beginning, but later it became a pure card game. I guess this means that new cards make money faster.

Why do I feel like the protagonist is a loser and hypocritical 😅