Yu-Gi-Oh Is Very Cruel

It's pretty good, but there are too few words.

There are some ideas, but the writing is too messy, and to be honest, in the world view of the book, things like Zhenglong are really not that strong. You listed him as one of the strongest decks in the world view of the book. After reading it, it is difficult to continue reading. It feels like the world view is very torn.

What is this? How could Zhenglong stop Zhulei in Unlimited? In Unlimited, Zhenglong is not good at hitting Thunder Spirits. Even if you play all the target cards, you won't be able to do it. Earth Angel Zhulei fights foreign wars, Jushe Zhulei fights internal war, and Zhulei Elegy is a true 2.0 Deck that loses to Zhenglong. I really can't figure out how.

I can't stand it any longer. The introduction of Yu-Gi-Oh! Directly mentions that there aren't many clips of playing cards.

What the hell? Zhenglong wins the no-ban card version of Pearl Tears? Even if the Cosmic Man's handle is sticky and Zhulei's handle is jammed to death, Zhenglong can't stop beating Zhulei? No banned cards, no modified effects, that's the ultimate body tear.

Putting aside the ridiculous content, my writing style is outrageous. The room for improvement is unprecedentedly large.

What a hearty Akaishi

The author himself is very low-level, has unclear understanding of the rules, and has a lot of bugs in the final structure.

Please ask the author to go to Tomato next door and learn how to write about playing cards.

Duelists who are interested in playing cards can leave their character card decks in this building. The format is: Character: name + age + occupation + simple settings Deck deck: main axis + trump card monster + common expansion + maximum field/final field + compromise field Talent: with or without elves/power of darkness ... ① You don't need to write all the settings ② The strength of the deck directly determines the timing of the appearance. Mainstream deck players may get late-stage games, or become just a few words in the news ③ Does not promise to use them

I want to see rivers of blood😡

It's too confusing, and the timeline and process are too messy. It's typical to write wherever you think. Most of the writing is about thinking, thinking, thinking, and using it to propose a world view, but it's so fucking messy. In chapter 32, I didn't play a few games and talked a lot.

Although I still understand it, author, do you want to use the official translation of the card name? The official translation of the new magic chef is also out, and it will be easier for everyone to look up the picture when reading.

It feels okay, it can be seen in the original Yu-Gi-Oh World View, but does the author have any ideas about writing other decks? You won't just keep playing the Silver City Garonne Maid, right?

It's too bad. As of writing, I haven't played more than 5 games in total.

The writing is so messy that it makes my head hurt and my eyes hurt from reading it.

Burning Incense, why did you want to write it in the first place?