Yu-Gi-Oh!, Opening from Duel City

Watching it is like reading an urban novel. She was looked down upon in the early stage, but turned around in the later stage. The heroine made a bet with someone else out of spite, and then won the bet because of the hero, which aroused the curiosity of the heroine.

In the latest Jounouchi, the protagonist likes to be a dog, and Mingming Cards can be written however he wants. The author Pianpian chose to let the protagonist be a dog. The competitive game reminds Jounouchi that we look at the impact of the underworld on the normal deck, and the result is the protagonist's worries about the supporting characters of the original protagonist.

I beg for 5DS, too many fans have gathered to write about kingdoms and cities, and the story of the academy is so-so.

Looking at the first dozen cards, many of the cards are taken for granted by the author and are actually completely unusable (Double-Headed Thunder Dragon is a Thunder Tribe and cannot be attached to Dragon Secret Treasures. I will treat it as an NPC animation card and count it as a Dragon Tribe) (Double-Headed Thunder Dragon is a special move that ignores conditions and has resurrection restrictions. It cannot be revived after death. I also treat it as an animation effect without resurrection restrictions). However, many of the protagonist's cards have certain effects (Trap Cards, Magic Reflective Armor, and Attack Cards). When attacking, half of the attack of the opponent's monster will be added to your own monster), and the card effect is completely unknown (the emperor's lower-level monster can be summoned by a single sacrifice to the upper level to summon Hades, and the emperor's eight-star upper-level monster can only be summoned by a single sacrifice with a "monster summoned by the upper level", which is not a high-star monster or a subordinate of the same family). There are inexplicable cards in the deck, which is difficult to understand. I suggest the author to get a ygo and play two to try the effect of the card. Bugs often appear and affect the reading experience.

There are too many breakpoints. Why do we have to add several commas when we can connect it directly into one sentence?

It looks weird, it's not smooth enough and a little bit of the plot is interrupted in the middle.

There are a lot of Yu-Gi-Oh fans lately.

What I want to see is not playing cards, but creating cards. Want to see what dark magic is and what dark rituals are about,

Did I open a hundred small accounts for myself in a dream, and why did I suddenly invest 100? I can't figure it out. I don't understand.

Will you start novels with multiple female protagonists in the future?