Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Rise of the Laundry Dragon Maid

It's well-written, and it makes me wonder why I discovered this book when it was so young. In short, you go and take down Tiancheng Guang. 🤓

ATK sounds like "A-gram," so you need to write it like this: Attack 1000 → Attack 500, LP 4000 → LP 2000. This way, it's easier to hear clearly and you can add a few more words.

Waiting for a protagonist to challenge the fully-formed Pegasus ( )

Xiao Lan has too little screen time; she even appears very few times as a card.

It feels like the power levels in the Yu-Gi-Oh! DM storyline are no longer keeping up with the actual strength of the main characters' group. How will they continue? (I've only read parts 1, 2, and 3.) Please forgive me, but recently many authors I've invested in have quit, making me a bit suspicious.

The biggest problem with this book is that it goes on and on with the battles; it won't stop until at least two or three chapters of meaningless combat.

Finally, there's a MD novel! Many Yu-Gi-Oh! Novels didn't mention it.

Great! Awesome! I just want to find people to play games and cards with.

At the first watch, the flaws become glaringly obvious, and the criticisms rise like a tide. At the second watch, his anger subsided slightly, and the onlookers began to listen closely. At midnight, a subtle reputation begins to sprout, secretly setting the stage for a future alliance; At dawn, righteous men raised their arms and debated endlessly.

I'm really looking forward to the rest of the story.