I Pulled Cards Until I Became a Mythic Silver Dragon Princess

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My condition hasn't improved; I still feel unwell all over. I'll have to skip today, but I'll definitely make up for the missed meals later.

Aside from some numerical inconsistencies, the transformation part is fine. Strong cards, simply put, are difficult to counter. This is a universal logic in any card game. Strong survivability is also the underlying logic of wheelchair cards. She can have low damage, but she can live a long time and gain resource advantage. Unfortunately, the female protagonist is not like that.

Original Yu-Gi-Oh! Battles are indeed difficult to write, so there are relatively few original ones. Most of them are about overpowered decks from reality fighting against original decks, with about ten chapters for each battle. They keep fighting until they run out of decks, then they abandon the story. Readers usually don't get tired of it because there are too many decks. It seems the author isn't a card player (what a shame). The most awkward way to write this type of story is to write it as if it were Pokémon.

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Didn't the author cry when designing the female lead's stats? 😭 The article says the female lead costs seven mana and needs at least five turns to be on the field. I'll assume she starts at two mana. Other characters have a two-mana Unicorn with 150 attack and 250 HP, plus a passive that heals the entire team for 30 damage per turn. Even if it costs mana, it's only one mana for the entire team to heal for 30 damage. The female lead costs seven mana for 280 attack and 200 HP, and inexplicably has immunity to Dragon's Might. The Dragon King you summon doesn't have Dragon's Might either. Is she really going to fight the future? Even more ridiculous is that she only heals a single target for 100 damage for two mana, and only heals for 50 HP for one mana. She's not even as good as a single unicorn. In this game, she should be able to attack after using her skill. Here's a joke: if someone deals 200 damage in one turn, you're dead. The female lead is only four stars...

Second attempt at signing failed 🙃, so I'll just keep working on it out of passion. I guess I'll have to skip today.

I play SZB (a card game), and this is just my opinion. For the female dragon character, a Deterrence buff would be better. She's a high-cost card with such low stats, and she needs to survive summoning minions every turn. As the highest rarity card, a resistance buff would be reasonable. A Deterrence buff would prevent her from being destroyed by battle. Actually, if possible, I'd also like to add a 200-damage sweep effect on enemy minions upon entry.

Instead of giving the Dragon King to the princess as her exclusive summon, why not just give the female lead a Dragon Mother? Wouldn't it be more amusing to have a princess in the Dragon Cards instead of the Dragon King? ☝🏻🤓

Writing battle scenes in card-based novels is indeed difficult, especially since you're creating your own cards. It's easy to create a lot of plot holes. The key issue is that many of the readers you attract are probably familiar with games like Yu-Gi-Oh! Or Hearthstone, so they'll likely offer a lot of feedback. Good luck, author!