Yu-Gi-Oh!: This card wants to go to you.

The man in white remained silent for a long time, and after hesitating for a long time, he put the Earth-Rumbling-level [Outer God Azathoth] into the hole.

"Rot away..."

he mused.

The holes in the God Star Tree created by the explosion of the Shadow Core began to rot, and the wounds spread little by little.

The Outer God Azathoth absorbed the remaining soul energy, and black lightning flashed within its red halo.

A huge black halo spread out unsurprisingly.

The Outer God Azathoth

Rank: Annihilation

Spiritual Sequence: 013

"What exactly are you after?" the man in white asked Yimi coldly.

"The Shadow Origin Core energy stored up for hundreds of years, used as a wedding dress for the Outer Gods?"

Immy spread her hands, smiled, and said, "It's mainly because people like you."

The man in white naturally didn't believe it. His pupils contracted, and he raised his hand to retrieve the outer god.

Just then, another black halo exploded in the sky.

The Outer God lost control and flew straight into the sky.

The man in white was startled and quickly gave chase, only to be knocked back by the powerful energy.

Two black halos slowly intertwined and merged.

"What exactly is this...?"

The man in white realized what was happening, his eyes widened, and he roared at Immy, "What have you done!"

"Hahaha—" Immy rose into the sky, spread her arms, and let out a maniacal laugh.

Let's have a match!

"Great magic!"

The world-destroying [Outer God Azathoth] and the world-destroying [Time-Splitting Demon Eye] have completely merged and merged.

Biantana, the first cross-world cataclysm in history, was born.

“Waaah—” Inside the apartment, the little girl was wailing loudly, looking very uneasy.

"Don't be afraid, don't be afraid, Mommy's here," Yi Lan said, trying to comfort her daughter with a worried expression.

No matter how I tried to comfort her, my daughter kept crying.

Luo Bai's expression was very unpleasant; the mechanical apartment had not detected any intrusion.

The daughter's body showed no abnormalities.

What exactly are those two black halos?

Yi Lan, holding her daughter, seemed to notice something, her brows furrowed, and she gently placed her daughter on the ground.

A bizarre scene unfolded.

Behind the daughter, there were two shadows.

Luo Bai was startled and quickly picked up his daughter to comfort her, saying, "Don't be afraid, Daddy's here..."

Sixteen years later.

"Mom and Dad went to play~"

"The card shop is now in your hands!"

In the Uncharted Territory - Rebirth Shop, an 18-year-old girl sits behind the shopkeeper's counter, looking at the farewell letter in her hand, and sighs softly.

The letter consists of just two short sentences, accompanied by two cute emojis.

Besides.

Her parents left her only a black robe that they had both worn.

Unscrupulous parents, only caring about their own carefree lives.

The girl took a deep breath, put on her black robe, poured out the cat food, and walked away from the Rebirth Shop.

Seven people dressed in very different ways waited outside for a long time.

Upon seeing the newcomers, they all bowed to the girl, covering their chests.

"Let's go." The girl put on her mask, looked up at the sunlight, and stepped forward.

...

(End of the book)

...

(I'll post my author's closing remarks and information about my new book tomorrow.)

Chapter 729 Author's Closing Remarks and New Book

I kneel down first to express my gratitude for your support along the way.

(Open the door? Who opened the door?)

I really didn't expect that what I initially thought would be a few months of just getting full attendance would lead to this.

Thinking back to that month when we were on the gift ranking list, it still feels like a dream. 100,000 readers beat "I'm Not a Drama God" which had 2 to 3 million readers.

That's incredible, small business owners!

What is a year and a half for the readers feels like four or five years to me.

My writing journey began in 2020.

Ah~ just like always~ I opened Bilibili, wanting to watch videos to my heart's content.

The recommended videos are all related to Yu-Gi-Oh!, I've got it all in my life.

I remember that day I was looking at the DT3 card story.

DT has ended, the Divine Star Tree has collapsed, [The Oath of the Spirit Beast], [The Divine Will of the Divine Number].

The background music provided by the uploader is also top-notch. It left me deeply moved and I wanted to say something, but I was limited by my ability to express myself.

Just then, a regular comment appeared on the screen.

I still remember that comment from the live stream, word for word—

Yu-Gi-Oh! should be an epic.

"Absolutely right! Dude, you're absolutely right!"

At that moment, a surge of empathy welled up in my mind.

Yu-Gi-Oh! should truly be an epic!

With so many decks, it's time for heroes from all walks of life to rise up and wage a magnificent war.

However, from what I've seen on various novel platforms, most Yu-Gi-Oh! fanfiction follows the original storyline, while the original worlds are mostly about daily life in a school or skirt around the edges.

This isn't the epic feel I'm looking for!

Why isn't anyone writing what I want to see!

Or should I write it?

Huh? Are you really going to write it?

Write it down?

Is it really written?

Write the hell out of here!

Back then, I was young and full of enthusiasm, so I would write whenever I felt like it.

Writing novels is a really interesting thing; when I'm thinking about it, I'm full of enthusiasm, and when I put pen to paper, it all comes together—

"Uh... what should the first character be?"

"Book title..."

"What's the main character's name...?"

"dialogue..."

"Environmental description..."

"appearance..."

"What constitutes a duel?"

This is hell for someone who can only get 40 points on a high school essay.

People will behave themselves after writing a few hundred words.

But I still wrote it down.

It's definitely not full-time, and it's not even part-time. I usually write a few hundred or a thousand words after get off work.

They won't release it; they know what they're doing.

It was written purely for my own eyes.

Those who were in the same team group as me should know that I joked back then, "I'm starting a book, and I'll include all of you in it."

Everyone thought I was joking, since it wasn't officially released.

I even took it as a joke.

Every now and then, some group members would jokingly urge him to update: "Where are you writing now? Hurry up and get to KC to get the gold head."

"It'll be here soon," I usually say. "Trust one person at a time."

I kept saving up drafts like that for two or three years.