You promised it would be a free game, but now your screen is full of in-app purchase prompts?

Now look at the players in the store.

Upon hearing that Brother Bao had come specifically to find people to play Yu-Gi-Oh!, everyone who wanted to play Yu-Gi-Oh! became interested.

They all pulled out their decks, ready to play a game with Brother Bao.

Even though I knew my hand was no match for Brother Bao, the opportunity to play a game with a celebrity was something I could only dream of.

Even sending them up to be tortured couldn't stop everyone's interest.

Even those who don't play Yu-Gi-Oh! are now filled with curiosity.

I'm getting ready to watch Bao Ge's PK with other players in a bit.

"Brother Bao! Me! Me!"

"I play Yu-Gi-Oh!"

"I want to play too! Let's play a game!"

"Follow me! Follow me!"

Seven or eight Yu-Gi-Oh! players were thrilled, shaking their decks and waiting for Bao Ge's invitation.

Bao Ge looked around and then randomly picked an opponent from the crowd who seemed the most formidable:

"If there's a chance later, everyone can play a game."

"Let me play a game with this guy first."

Brother Bao pointed to a relatively tall young man in the crowd, indicating that the other man should play a game with him first.

Upon hearing this, the onlookers obediently dispersed.

Normally, people are not allowed to play games like this in the lobby, as it would cause congestion.

Therefore, when players play various board games, they usually go to booths or private rooms.

However, because of Bao Ge's identity, the staff at the board game store did not come out to explain the issue at all, and simply assumed that Bao Ge could play in the lobby.

He even took out his phone and started recording a video.

Many of Bao Ge's fans have been to board game stores and know their rules.

Seeing that the board game store's lobby was in complete chaos because of Bao Ge, the fans couldn't help but laugh.

It's no wonder it's a celebrity effect; rules can change depending on the person.

"Brother Bao, do you want to play in the official rules mode, or the custom rules mode?"

After the other players around them tacitly made way for the two of them, the opponent that Bao Ge had just chosen also tied his Duel Disk to his arm and installed his deck on the Duel Disk, while asking Bao Ge how he wanted to play.

Bao Ge knows his own limitations, and his deck is designed for the no-rules mode, so naturally he wouldn't play the official rules with others.

Otherwise, why would he bother to create this deck?

"Let's play in custom mode! No rules, free mode!"

"Remove the card restriction rules, so that you can use the cards freely as long as you draw them."

Without the slightest hesitation, Brother Bao directly expressed his thoughts.

The so-called "no-rules mode" means that all hidden card restrictions are directly removed. Just like Bao Ge said, as long as you draw a card, you can use it directly.

However, this is not how it would be played in the normal official rules mode, which is the competition mode.

According to the official rules, each player starts with 2000 health points.

In the first round, you can only place cards, not attack them, and you must follow the restrictions on each card.

Special monster cards cannot be summoned directly; they can only be summoned through special methods such as sacrifice.

In short, there are many, many messy rules, and it's very complicated.

In the no-rules mode, both players can customize how much health they have. However, the rule that players can only deploy but not attack in the first round must be followed. Otherwise, the player going second will be attacked for no reason, which is not worthwhile.

As for the other rules, they are basically irrelevant.

After listening to Bao Ge's words, the player on the other side agreed to Bao Ge's suggestion without hesitation, and his face was full of confidence.

Clearly, this guy is quite confident in his deck and is considered a high-level player among ordinary players.

After the agreement was reached, Brother Bao set a health value of 8000 for both sides.

In Free Mode, players usually set their health to be relatively high.

After all, if your health is too low, the game will end in two hits, and it won't be fun.

For Brother Bao, this thing is actually not important at all.

Because in his mind, once his Dark Archmage is summoned, his attack power is limitless!

A single attack can instantly kill you regardless of your health; it's practically a bug-level feature, so the issue of health is completely irrelevant.

Shortly after, both sides finalized all the game rules and then connected their duel disks.

The virtual duel scene was also presented to everyone.

The virtual images constructed using fourth-generation holographic projection technology are incredibly realistic, just like things that actually exist in the real world.

At this moment, Bao Ge and the young man opposite him were about three meters apart. The virtual duel arena in the middle was neither too big nor too small, allowing everyone to see it very clearly.

The round begins.

Due to the randomness of the random system, the opponent got the first move in the first round.

According to the basic rules of the game, after shuffling the deck, the guy on the other side drew five cards directly from his deck.

After taking a look, he showed a surprised expression.

Then I picked one card from my hand and placed it face down in the monster zone.

The next second, a majestic, azure-colored dragon appeared before everyone.

This monster is naturally familiar to Yu-Gi-Oh! players.

It was the Blue-Eyes White Dragon with an attack power of up to 3000 points.

It's one of the monster cards with very high attack power.

This card is quite rare even among ordinary players, so it's no wonder the other person was so excited.

After summoning the Blue-Eyes White Dragon, the opponent set another card face-down and then declared the end of the turn.

Then the turn came to Bao Ge's side.

Looking at the majestic blue-eyed white dragon that had just been summoned on the other side, Bao Ge's face showed a disdainful expression.

He then activated the shuffle function of the Duel Disk to shuffle his deck.

He then drew five cards from his hand as well, looking at the three Dark Archmage components and two spell cards in his hand.

Bao Ge's face was full of joy.

But after a brief pause of two seconds, he fell into deep thought.

When he was configuring this deck, he kept thinking about how awesome he would be once his Dark Archmage was on the field.

But once he actually started competing against someone, he suddenly realized that this way of playing seemed completely unworkable...

He couldn't quite figure out exactly why it wasn't working.

Regardless of whether it would work or not, Bao Ge simply covered up his two magic cards.

He then kept the three Dark Archmage pieces in his hand and did not choose to summon a monster.

The round then ended abruptly.

This move completely baffled the young man on the other side. He thought Brother Bao had some kind of conspiracy, so when he saw that Brother Bao ended his turn without summoning a monster, he became very wary.

Even the onlookers were confused about Bao Ge's fighting style.

In the new round, the guy on the other side couldn't make up his mind after drawing a card and suddenly didn't know how to play.

However, he still couldn't figure out what Bao Ge's strategy meant, so he could only place another Dark Magician Girl on the field.

Both of these monster cards have high attack power.

"Blue-Eyes White Dragon! Dark Magician Girl! Launch an attack directly at the opposing player!"

Upon receiving the player's command, the two monsters opposite launched an attack directly towards Bao Ge's direction.

You know what, even though it's just a virtual game, the feeling of being hit by an attack is still incredibly tense and terrifying.

After this wave of attacks, Bao Ge's health points dropped by 5000, leaving him with only 3,000.

I was wondering what kind of countermeasures Brother Bao would have, but after the fight, I found that Brother Bao didn't react at all.

This made the opposing players even more confused.

He even suspected that Bao Ge might not know how to play at all.

"Round over."

After the opponent announced the end of the round, the round returned to Bao Ge's side.

At this moment, Bao Ge's face had turned ashen.

He finally realized that his approach was really not working...