Who Taught Him to Play Yu-Gi-Oh Like This?

How can I put it, the author has written so much, I think it is very good, but it is really not good enough. The tauren really didn't feel Xiao Rong and Hong Wen on the opposite side. It was as if the opponent had to break the defense after eating the bull. The game was like an ocg game. When the opponent plays the Insect Demon, you pull the big monster and then get screwed. It seems that there are not many surprises when you get screwed The protagonist also plays reverse. The wind counterattack, but both sides feel as if the protagonist has been controlling the rhythm. I think it is uncomfortable to watch, and the twin elves are awesome. It doesn't mean that the protagonist is taunting and jumping in the face of the big monster that the opponent has worked hard to create. It feels a bit fussy. On the contrary, it seems that the protagonist has been breached in the past, and now he wants to get it back as soon as he gets the chance I think If a Yu-Gi-Oh novel is about a duel in the DM era, or if the deck is mentioned in modern times, such as the environment in the past few years and the past few years, the most representative card is the Black Magician's Black Magic Array And using contemporary cards, I remember someone mentioned in a Yu-Gi-Oh fan comment area that a small Yu-Gi-Oh novel can use such an analogy to measure primitive people, hand. Guns and Gundam are powerful decks from three different eras. A good novel is not about using a pistol to beat primitive people or using a Gundam to beat pistols, but in a primitive environment, using the best ideas or the most unexpected solutions at the time to win against pistols or primitive people. When the protagonist is fighting against each other, what I feel is that the opponent's deck is in the pistol era, and the protagonist's deck is in the primitive era. As a result, when the primitive people were at a disadvantage, the protagonist suddenly took out a master and hit the opponent's head with a click, and then the opponent was scared to death A supporting character, if he copied any counter-attack cards, such as cards against the undead, cards with dark attributes, then I think he is the kind of counter-attack type. >It's like making an appointment for an entertainment battle in the group, but the opponent is Horus, the Snake-Eyed Dark Witch, and the King of Fire. However, the Demon did not bring Caesar, but Russia brought two R8s, and then told you that he is a mainstream entertainment player. It is the same, and he will fill you up but not completely. Full, and then your entertainment witch skills were severely suppressed at this time, but you hid your tears and killed the opponent, and then beat you and jumped in the face. Even if you were at full strength, you were still like a rookie who couldn't use it, which made me a little embarrassed

Tauren is great

Finally, the male protagonist's deck is made of the undead!