In Yu-Gi-Oh!, Even the Super Polymerization Audience Gets Fused
人在游戏王，超融合观众也融
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 2d ago
- English
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Other names
- In Yu-Gi-Oh!, Where Even the Audience Got Super Poly'dEnglish name
- Yu-Gi-Oh!: Twin ShadowsEnglish name
Stats
753Chapters
96Monthly votes
240.3kRecommendations
129kFans
5 ch/weekPace
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LOL, my comment got deleted. I don't know what the problem was, so I'll say it again here. First, I don't understand the plot. Giving away a deck is fine, and the protagonist losing is fine, but this plot of getting his dog's veil removed and then inexplicably going into EMO is something I really don't understand.
The author was blinded by the high ratings of Red Persimmon.
The author's book on Red Persimmon actually has a 9.5 Rating! But the starting point and the persimmon track are different! Most of the people who are "Red Persimmon" are young people who don't like following the anime storyline and prefer T1 vs. T1. Most of the players at the starting point are older, seasoned card players who are tired of seeing competitive decks; they just love the Soul deck.
People came because of its reputation
The best new book of the year should be a fantasy/xianxia (fantasy/martial arts) novel. For martial arts and Cthulhu-themed stories, this is also acceptable. "The Urban System Novels Are a Bit Too Funny" Holy crap, who is Yu-Gi-Oh!?
I stumbled upon a new book by a popular author on Qidian.com. The second-ranked author on the 6,000-word chart is a monster, and I can't defeat him even with all my might.
Add it to the bookshelf quickly! Don't force me to unleash the apocalyptic meteor!
Shock! Shock! Shock! 😆
A dragon has risen! The building is here, a dragon has risen! \(`Δ')/
Who taught you to write a sequel and then dare to switch platforms? That's incredibly brave!
What kind of nonsense is this?
Brothers, please tell me, who would use Yubel as a hand trap? Is this really a world champion? I didn't see any skill, just a bunch of sneaky moves. If I replaced the "Spirit of the Storm" with "Heavenly Cup," I could still kill the opponent 😅. I'm really dumbfounded. If it were me, I would have cursed the opponent out. Targeting them is one thing, but using such a strong hand trap is another.
This so-called world's strongest made me red-hot.
I really hate the plot of the latest chapter. It's so frustrating. Compared to the previous book, I could reasonably accept that leadership could determine the starting point and prevent useless characters from starting. But this latest chapter of the new book really annoyed me. I don't think this so-called strongest in the world is stronger than the protagonist in terms of understanding Yu-Gi-Oh!
The reading experience is terrible. People keep mentioning the previous work, which annoys those who haven't read it. Does not having read the previous work mean there's a problem?