Yu-Gi-Oh, the tenth generation of card-playing simulator!

"Shh! Shh!"

Unlike other monsters, Fliggy's battle damage will be directly reduced to zero, and instead it will reduce the cards in the opponent's deck.

Number of 10th generation decks remaining: 1

Tenth generation card drawing

Number of cards remaining in the deck: Zero

Faced with an empty deck, Judai actually breathed a sigh of relief:

"It seems I won."

The [Destiny Hero Denier] that I had drawn before was summoned to the field.

The battle phase begins:

[Negotiator] takes the initiative to attack [Fritki, the Fang of the Divine Monument].

Main Phase 2:

The Graveyard's [Negotiator] takes effect, and is specially recruited to the field, placing the excluded [Destiny Hero Demonic Man] at the top of the deck.

The tenth round ends, and the number of cards remaining in the deck is: one.

Pipi Shrimp draws cards, the remaining number of cards in the deck is: zero

The combat phase begins... The combat phase is forced to end, and the turn ends.

The tenth generation draws a card and the round ends.

"The opponent has no cards to draw, you have won!"

Chapter 65: It’s bad, I can’t sleep anymore! (Additional update to last night)

"I won."

Looking at the victory prompt on the settlement interface, Judai's heart finally settled down and he relaxed completely.

"Eh~~, the [Divine Monument] deck died because it had no cards to draw. The duelist on the opposite side is really abstract.

But ten generations, after playing this BO3, how do you feel? "

Facing Hana Benxue's complaints and inquiries, Judai thought for a moment, then saved the game and replied:

"Emmmm, a very uncomfortable battle..."

Judai opened the game recording, and this rather lengthy duel returned to their perspective:

"When I first saw the [Heroes] being banished, I was a little surprised and frustrated. This is the first time I've encountered a deck that's designed to reduce deck size."

When he saw four cards banished for the first time, Judai paused and recalled his feelings at that time:

“ Actually, I wasn’t too worried at first. After all, I have used [Miracle Fusion] to banish heroes for fusion summons many times.

But when so many cards were banished at once during T3, it became quite uncomfortable."

After clicking play again, the game fast-forwards to T3, where the tenth generation player's deck is instantly decimated by a large number of cards:

"Anyway, battling this deck gives me a feeling like..."

Judai wanted to use a more specific word to describe it, and finally found that the word Hana Benxue said before was indeed quite appropriate:

“Jail, just like the word you gave earlier: jail.

The whole battle with this deck was quite depressing.

Even if I win the game in the end, I still don't feel the thrill of winning the duel."

Judai watched the game unfold at a rapid pace on the video, watching his cards being eliminated one by one by his opponent, and recalled the feelings he had during the previous game:

"When my deck was mostly destroyed by the opponent, the only thing that kept me going was my unwavering belief that heroes can never give up."

"Yeah, that's how it works against the Divine Monument. That's why many people, when they encounter this deck, just click on it once they're in a stalemate."

After listening to Judai's thoughts, Hana Benxue summarized:

“For most duelists, it’s very annoying to see their opponent use this deck.

Even though my [Migrant Bird] is quite effective against this deck to some extent, every time the opponent banishes my [Giant Bird] or [Gale Emperor], I get really annoyed.

At this point, Hana Benxue's fists clenched unconsciously.

"Generally speaking, most duelists dislike opponents with decks that can interrupt their deployment, destroy their decks, have all sorts of weird and bizarre stickers, have a lot of card draw methods, and can mess around with these during their own turns.

Unfortunately, the Sticker Monument deck has all the above elements, and this deck's winning method is a very rare rule victory.

This resulted in countless players playing against him feeling like they were imprisoned instead of fighting each other."

Hearing this, Judai had a new doubt:

"Then why do people still use this deck? I think even though I was in jail just now, the opponent's physical condition must not be very good either."

"Because if you can gather all the elements I mentioned above, or even most of them, you can become a very strong mainstream deck."

Hana Benxue replied as a matter of course, and added:

"I've also asked other players who are obviously very strong in mechanics but always like to play Sticker Monument. They told me that the God Monument deck has two very obvious characteristics:

One is that this deck is more luck-dependent than any other.

The second is that once you are lucky, you can easily create a very powerful suppression field.

These two distinct characteristics combined make the God Monument deck like gambling. If you lose, you want to come back in the next round, and if you win, you want to keep winning, gradually becoming a loyal dog of the God Monument.

Judai: "...Okay."

Hana Benxue: "You can't feel the joy of the Divine Monument, right? I can't either. Originally, this game was intended for you to experience the difference between attacking first and attacking second in terms of side switching, but who knew you'd run into a heavyweight deck."

"Well, it was actually quite rewarding. At least after this game, I feel my ability to withstand pressure has improved a lot, and I've also discovered that many of my backup cards can be very effective in clearing the board."

Judai corrected.

After experiencing the baptism of the [Divine Monument], Judai felt that he had undergone another transformation.

Now, at least mentally, he is invincible!

After discussing for a while, there was a noisy sound from Hana Benxue's side, and then with an apology from the other party, she took the initiative to hang up the video call.

...

Is this what competitive matching is like?

After ending the call, Shidai sat alone in front of the computer, looking at the score of 1020 on the screen. After hesitating for a while, he couldn't help but click on the game match again.

Tenth Generation: Fist VS Buancorrecchi

"Hey, I don't have the initiative anymore. Hey, the opponent is also a hero duelist?"

Judai, who was feeling a little disappointed just now, instantly became excited when he saw the card [Hero Arrives].

Is it possible to have a thrilling heroic duel before returning to my own world?

"Wait, why have I never seen this combo before? Are we going to add [Myokage Shishi] to the Hero Deck?"

...

"[New Spaceman Water Dolphin]! Isn't this the card I drew when I was a kid? Does this card also exist in this world?"

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Tenth generation hand-1

"Why doesn't this effect seem right? This isn't what I was thinking, right?"

...

Fusion Summon [Elemental Hero Ocean New Warrior]

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...

The tenth generation's hand is -1, -1, -1.

"Maseica, that's not what I thought when I was drawing the card as a child!"

Looking at the [Ocean New Hero] who appeared one after another and had all his cards depleted, Judai felt that the opponent's operation was completely contrary to the original intention of his design.

During the sideboard phase, Judai stared at the card interface in front of him with a serious expression:

"No, I must correct the opponent's method of using [Ocean New Warrior], this isn't how heroes work, asshole!"

When I finally finished changing Side to the tenth generation, that strangely familiar feeling came over me again.

"Hey...at least let me finish this one..."

After an indescribable dizziness, the scene before his eyes switched back to the dormitory of Judai Academy.

"Damn it, I've already changed my Side, I'm sure I can win this match!"

Judai, who was sitting at the head of the bed, gritted his teeth.

The moonlight slants into the house,

Even though he had been in another world for so long, Judai didn't feel sleepy at all:

"Oh no, I can't sleep."

Chapter 66: In the name of the King of Egg Bread!

"Jingle Bell!"

The crisp bell for the end of get out of class breaks the tranquility of the campus.

"That's all for today's class. Students, remember to memorize the effects of Warrior-type monsters. I'll pick on you next time you're supposed to recite them. Okay, get out of class dismissed!"

After hearing Professor Huashan's words, the students stood up one after another:

"goodbye teacher!"

After bowing in unison, everyone watched the professor slowly leave the classroom. The atmosphere gradually relaxed, and the students dispersed in groups of three or four to the outside of the classroom.

Judai was also awakened by the various noisy movements around him, and asked sleepily:

"Is get out of class...over?"

Misawa, who had just stood in front of Judai's desk, was speechless when he heard the other person say these words:

"Your biological clock is quite peculiar. I suggest that the academy's bell should be modified specifically to ring twice at the beginning."

Hearing Misawa's teasing, Judai, whose mind was still a little confused, rubbed his eyes embarrassedly:

"I'm sorry, but I really didn't sleep well last night."

Having said that, Judai specifically pointed to the dark circles under his eyes.

"That's weird. I clearly remember you being famous for falling asleep as soon as you lay down. How come you have insomnia?"

Misawa lowered his head and looked into Judai's eyes. There was indeed a circle of black light floating in them, and he was extremely surprised:

"So do you still want to go and draw the Golden Egg Bread today?"

"Oh yeah, I almost forgot about the golden egg bread!"

Hearing Misawa suddenly mention this, Judai's sleepiness disappeared in an instant. He jumped up from his seat and grabbed Misawa's clothes: