Yu-Gi-Oh, you banned Blue-Eyes White Dragon at the beginning?

There was no time for Ye Yuan and the others to be surprised.

In the sky, a magnificent capital city suddenly appeared.

A familiar yet unfamiliar mechanical sound was heard all over the world.

【God's Arena Arrives】

【Countries around the world will participate in the game】

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There were only two endings originally designed. The true ending was to defeat the Royal Knight and open a new world.

The dream is over and the arena is back.

At the end of Awakening from a Dream, although not all the Royal Knights were defeated, he finally fought against the six Duel Kings.

But as for this ending, I can still accept it.

1. My current skill level is really low, I can't hold on until then. After all, I need to make money. If I can't hold on any longer, I still have to find a way to end it.

2. This ending was originally my initial plan, similar to "someone's favorability is insufficient, and the normal ending is finally unlocked." This type of ring brain, the infinite loop type, is quite easy to arrange.

3. Before the book collapsed, I actually thought of the plot until I defeated Royal Knight No. 6. Later I thought about quickly skipping 10- and going straight to JQK or the final boss.

I thought about it later and decided to give up. There wasn't a deck that was compatible with it, and I couldn't handle the bosses later. Also, it was my first time writing a lot of things, so I just listened to the editor and went ahead with it.

This is also the reason for the mid-term collapse:

But fortunately, I am also good at playing badly.

The original history of the strength climbing of the OCG "Yu-Gi-Oh!" was a mad rush at the end of the road, climbing the strength crazily.

Therefore, I am still very good at letting myself go.

Isn't it just a matter of changing your deck every game?

Coincidentally, I know a lot of decks, many of which I have played by myself and even won some results in competitions.

Cause of book collapse:

In fact, friends who have seen the mid-term should have discovered that the mid-term collapsed.

The first time I stretched it to this length, I didn't handle it well. The protagonist's status and position were raised, and there was basically no one who could suppress him later.

Combined with the previous problems, I can’t design a game where the protagonist loses.

Logically speaking, in a BO3, best-of-three format, it doesn't really matter if the protagonist loses one game.

Anyway, you will win in the end.

After all, I’ve been playing cards in tournament mode for so many years, and I didn’t feel anything about it. I even thought it was a pulling point at first.

Later I realized that this was not the right way to go and I couldn’t be mean to my readers.

Including the issue of the rubbish villain in the middle being dealt with too late.

Gave me valuable experience.

Other experience:

Writing this down, I don't really have much experience in portraying female characters, so maybe I'll give it a try next time? (I always have to learn and improve)

As for duels, it seems that I can't write the kind of specially designed battles. This is indeed time-consuming and brain-intensive, and the key is that I can't get past my own level.

After all, it's illogical!

Novels are more logical than reality. In reality, competition is about winning and losing. In a duel where the fate of a nation is at stake, playing tricks and using decks that will bring down everyone if they fail is inherently illogical.

It's like asking a group of kindergarten students to study controlled nuclear fusion.

This is also why there are arguments such as "Old I, you don't need to take the risk" - "The author is an idiot" - "The author is an idiot who doesn't play cards."

But it's really my problem, I'm stupid.

It's because I didn't explain the content clearly.

As for whether I play cards or not, if you say I haven't played, then I haven't played. (As long as you are happy.jpg)

This kind of deck is a performance deck that you use to show off. It is not suitable for competitions that are highly utilitarian.

You can also try to add 3v3, which has a high fault tolerance rate.

Including the monster that was released in the first duel and misled many people.

The video up made the effect monster into a normal monster, and later it also involved the point that the normal monster can penetrate defense (the original design was to highlight the effect of the monster's defense penetration aura)

Who knows what will happen unexpectedly.

People didn't even look at the effects I wrote. (Although I really didn't write them, and I added monster card pictures later.)

Normally, monsters can't penetrate defense. My thinking was that I was giving him the opportunity to discover the effects of monsters on the field. I must have missed something.

It turned out that I misjudged it.

Everyone's thinking is that monsters usually penetrate defense. Such a basic mistake must be the author's fault. The author must be stupid.

So he started cursing.

I also learned a lot from this incident. As mentioned above, these things cannot be omitted and must be explained clearly.

So I understand that in some situations, seemingly low attack and defense power are useful.

(Next time, please use a reasonable word count)

This example can also be regarded as a response to some readers who mentioned later: "This stupid contestant doesn't even consider the results."

The reality is, even if you put the results in front of him, he may not look at it.

The character design in the story is still based on reality. In physical competitions, there are many people who don’t pay attention to the effects and forget what they see.

To put it bluntly.

Sometimes forgetting some effects is a trick used by some real card masters to improve their winning rate.

最后:

Thanks to the editor and the readers for their support.

I would like to give special thanks to my editor Dongdong, who gave me many suggestions while writing. Even if I asked a lot of stupid questions, he would patiently answer them.

Although he sometimes overslept, and then the performance that originally belonged to him was taken away by the team next door. (dog head)

Finally, I would like to thank all the readers who have been reading along the way. During the few months when I was not fully engaged, I relied entirely on the readers' feedback to keep me going.

Thanks for the support.

Later, let’s see if we can challenge Sky Striker.

If you can't write one, it's okay to write a cute Shin Doro pet following the protagonist, right?