Yu-Gi-Oh: Save the World by Playing Cards

It's okay, it's not the complete form of Earth and Heaven Ju She Zhu Lei but just Zhu Lei without any other buddies, it's second rate at best, not super first rate, but this way the duel can be watched.

The card games are exciting and the background setting is okay. It is a book with great potential. The author unexpectedly captured the intensity of the game, without any fuss, and the description of card-playing interaction exceeds 70% of the Yu-Gi-Oh fans I have read. Using the Tears deck at the beginning will easily scare away the card players (especially if you think the protagonist is too strong and it is not difficult). The first two card games are very well written, especially the chain processing is very cool. The problem is that Kushe Yingyi (even a clone) should be positioned as a mini-boss or a mid-boss. If he appears too early, his mood will not be in place and he will not be happy enough. If the protagonist first travels through time and plays synchro cards, fights a few simple games first, strengthens the deck, and then defeats the mini-boss, then the Red Dragon Zone will appear and ask to save the world, and the story will flow much smoother. The setting of playing cards to seal the enemy's strength is very satisfying and must be maintained. Winning a card is a satisfying experience, and surrendering to an enemy is a satisfying experience again. Additional suggestions: When playing cards, you should have pictures (other authors have them), and you can make jokes when interesting cards appear. There is a book "I Play Cards in Duel City" that is very effective as a program. The emotional foreshadowing must be sufficient. When playing in the new world, play ordinary card games first and tell the world view. The boss will have special effects when he appears. If there are no special effects, other strong people will be used as cushions. The lines must be as crazy as possible. When playing cards, the elves should also be written more interestingly. They should be cute and cute when they should be, and they should be cool when they should be cool. I hope the author will write more perfect books and get better results.

Readers can mention any card elves or card stories they would like to see, and the author will appear appropriately according to the plot.

There is no problem with playing cards, but it breaks away from the traditional animation line and switches to the story of Katu and still plays cards desperately. It can only be said that it loses readers who want to see classic characters and lacks readers who want to see new wine in old bottles for a change of taste.

Are the tears in the true press card picture story pure⭐💢?

In fact, if there is no earth-celestial axis, Zhulei should not be able to count the level strength.

Everyone is welcome to provide comments. If you think there are any problems, you can always give feedback. I also accept criticism. There is only one request, do not attack other readers.

I really appreciate the author's thinking. Many writers about Zhulei emphasize the power of Zhulei and beat primitive people violently. But I feel that although Zhulei's own system is also very strong, the most charming thing about Zhulei should be its endless resilience and inclusiveness. The pursuit of intensity is definitely the strongest among Earth and Heaven Tears, but this kind of multi-axis fusion and whimsical Zhulii should be what the protagonist of Zhulii should look like.

Author, I suggest you write down the detailed effects of each card when playing cards. In fact, most people who read novels have never played the game or are not proficient enough in playing. It is impossible to memorize all the card effects, and then distribute the cards in the chapter reviews. Yu-Gi-Oh is too niche. You can finish writing the game and show it to someone who doesn't understand Yu-Gi-Oh! If he can't understand it, it means that most people can't understand it. Why are the popular Yu-Gi-Oh novels currently limited to the first three animations? It's because of the large audience. Since you use the card story as the background, you need to delve into the background and write the background as a fantasy story. You can't just omit it because you think everyone else knows it. This way there are more talents. With more people, you can make money before you can continue writing. Moreover, the readers you attract for senior gamers have played the game and have a lower tolerance for your scumbag behavior. You see, the best name written by Yu-Gi-Oh! Is Occupied Big Brother. Sometimes I forget the timing of the effect. As long as the plot is arranged well, it will not prevent other people's novels from becoming popular.

I'm worried about the author's level. The boss in the introduction is labeled "boos"

D(ŐдŐ๑)😭

The Little Mermaid is very weak😁

I always feel that the protagonist will lose himself in the end, because the mermaid is so strong that beating anyone is just like playing games.

I only played Duel Link, and although I couldn't understand it a bit, I felt pretty good about it.