Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist's Fantasy Adventure

Except for some typos, it perfectly meets my expectations for a Yu-Gi-Oh novel. I like the collision of various mainstream competitions, the magic and bonds, and the characters' personalities in the novel.

The protagonist is tough, has the same outlook on things, and is just a tool. The setting of multiple time-travelers is pointless, and the card game is not good to watch.

There is no doubt that this is the Yu-Gi-Oh theme novel that I have seen that is closest to the combination of real-life card duels and animated plots. There are versions where the time traveler (real player) has 8000 health duels, and animated characters have 4000 health duels. Whether you are a card reader who mainly likes Yu-Gi-Oh animation or a card player who mainly likes playing cards, it can meet the needs of such readers. By adding original characters to the animated plot, the author realizes that the addition of time-travelers has changed the original plot, thus deriving a completely different but familiar world view and plot. The different world views of the animation are divided into different concepts of duel world, which is similar to the multi-dimensional world of A5, but not exactly the same. Here, the protagonist group can meet the duel kings of the past, fight side by side and interact with the animated characters as companions. Create new and different stories I hope that the author can create a more exciting world of Yu-Gi-Oh!, And it is best to supplement some of the regrets in the plot of the animation in the novel. It is best to be like in the duel link, where AI is resurrected and meets Zuo Ge, and Bu Ling Meng is resurrected and reunited with Zun Ge.

Will the ultra-mainstream rule?

I also saw that I graduated from high school, and I personally like it. I feel that the Yu-Gi-Oh fandom among the seven cats is considered the top one.

Very good

I came back and read it again😁I recently played Rikka and learned how to build a heroine hahaha, it's a great Yu-Gi-Oh novel.

What I can't stand the most is the skill of the system. Even when playing cards, you have to abide by the rules of the game. It's better to use the skill directly. Even if you directly print a card that directly leads to victory, it is better than using an off-board move.

Can't stand it