Fairy Tail: My Magic Is the Yu-Gi-Oh! Deck

It's not bad, but I would suggest that the title be considered for expansion from Muto Yugi Deck to Yu-Gi-Oh! After all, if you think about it later, you can get a dragon destroyer sword or something to fight the dragon. In other words, there are many small animals in the fairy tale forest, such as ponies, kittens, puppies, and rabbits, and then the God-killing Spear Tianting 🙂

I don't even know what I'm writing. It will say that the card can only be used by yourself. After a few cards, this card can be used by this person, and that card can be used by another person. If you don't take it back, it will be blessed forever, and you will start to become a money-spreading boy. At first, I said that I was too nb, and S-class fought with dragons. However, when fighting the boss on the island, I pretended to be dead like a 2B, and forced sensationalism. It was disgusting to death. I also wrote the original character as if he was brainless. An S-class would die if he wanted to die. He couldn't even run if he couldn't beat him. He couldn't believe the protagonist's acting. Others really had no brains to believe it and had no judgment at all. And once again, the scenes of forcing sensationalism were really disgusting to watch.

It's too Fairy Tail. The protagonist is actually quite proud of destroying the city.

There is a small problem, which may be one of the reasons for the poor performance of this book. It was said at the beginning that the protagonist is S-level, but it turns out that he has never fought a fire dragon, which is understandable. But the first mission after that, an S-level mission, started with two chapters in which the protagonist had no role at all, followed by several chapters of fighting a mob, and the first mission lasted nearly twenty chapters. Let's start this chapter. It's obvious that you want to write a pseudo-invincible novel, but after more than thirty chapters, I didn't realize that the protagonist is powerful, and his combat power is suppressed quite severely. It would be better to start from the time of time travel, set the protagonist's strength lower, and develop slowly. The province starts from S level now, but it doesn't feel like S level at all, which is quite awkward.

It's good, but it's necessary to always show the protagonist's destructive side, just watch what he destroys. This comment was made after seeing the ending of Sky Dragon. There are so many destructive monsters in Fairy Tail, so it would be pointless to add more.

I feel like my attitude is so arrogant. I just cast magic randomly on the street and influence others. Can't I just be a handsome young man?

It's hard to imagine that the way to cure Mira is to let her face a difficult situation again and then let him make a new choice. What's the difference between this and tearing open old scars in order to let them heal quickly?

It's pretty good, Lucy looks like she came out of a comic book😊😊

No, buddy? Looking at your profile, a group of you are fighting against each other, and you recruit the Sky Dragon? Are you a traitor? Do you want to save people, or do you want to destroy Fairy Tail before the first generation can use the Fairy Ball? Or do you despise your teammates for being a burden and prepare to kill your trash teammates with a summoning thunder bomb before taking on the Black Dragon alone?

The character of the protagonist in this book is the kind of flamboyant character with no manners in the original painting style. I like to see the caution of the polite and elegant male protagonist.