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

The writing is very good, and I lament why I discovered this book when it was so young In short, go and kill Tian Chengguang🤓

ATK sounds like A gram. You need to attack 1000 → attack 500, LP4000 → LP2000 so that you can hear it clearly. There are a few more words.

Waiting for a protagonist to challenge the perfect Becas ()

Xiao Lan has too few scenes, and even the number of appearances as a card is very small

I feel that the plot power of Yu-Gi-Oh DM can no longer keep up with the actual team power of the protagonist. How should I write the follow-up? (I have only read 1, 2, and 3) Please forgive me. Recently, the authors of many of the books I invested in have cut them. I was a little suspicious for a while.

The big problem with this book is that the battles are endless. There are at least two or three chapters of meaningless battle plots that won't stop.

Finally there is a novel by md. Many Yu-Gi-Oh novels don't mention it.

Good! Powerful! I just want to find someone to play games with and play cards with.

At the first watch, the flaws are revealed, and the ridicule is like a tide; At the second watch, the sullen expression fades a little, and the viewers begin to turn their ears; At the third watch, a slight reputation sprouts, and a budding alliance is formed in the future; At the fifth watch, the righteous men and women will be fighting, and debates will continue; At the tenth watch, the Confucian scholars will invigorate the priests, and the chants will fill the streets; Sigh! Nine times out of a hundred, the disadvantage lies in the delay; only by waving the keys like rain can the crowd's beaks be stopped. May your ink be as long as the long river, so that the starry night will be flawless and readers will forget to eat.

I'm really looking forward to the next plot.