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

After thinking for a moment, Hana Benxue continued:

"Many explosive decks are most afraid of the card [Dimensional Attractor]. Some people have even tried to use [Dimensional Attractor] in the City of Silver before."

"Silver City?"

Judai looked at the other party in surprise:

"That deck also relies heavily on the graveyard."

Hua Benxue spread her hands and explained:

"There's nothing else to do. You'll only be qualified to play Yu-Gi-Oh if you make the opponent suffer more than you do."

Chapter 133: How do the three phantom demons destroy the world?

"Only by making the opponent suffer more than you do can you be qualified to play Yu-Gi-Oh..."

After returning to the dormitory alone, Judai silently repeated what the other party had said before, and finally turned on the computer in the bedroom.

"Why is there only one trap card?"

Looking at the perpetual trap lying alone in the card checker - [Awakened Three Phantom Demons].

Judai was stunned for a moment, then carefully read the effect of this card:

"Get your own field..."

After reading all the effects quietly, Judai also realized that there seemed to be something wrong with his search method.

"So the Three Phantom Demons are [Divine Flame Emperor Uriah], [Thunder Emperor Hamon], and [Phantom Demon Emperor Rabiel]?"

After checking the three cards separately, Judai's expression became increasingly confused:

"Why are these cards... so weak?"

Although the attack power and effect of the Phantom Demon seem quite good from a single card, the cost suddenly becomes high compared to the three sacrifices it requires.

"Is there a difference between the worlds?"

Judai recalled the Winged God Bullet that he had remembered so well, and immediately began searching for information on the three mythical gods in this world:

"Hmm, there really is a big difference. Compared to the legendary phantom gods of my own world, the phantom gods of this world are basically just mascots?"

After reading all the effects of the phantom god, Judai also discovered that, assuming that according to the thinking of this world, then except for the [Sky Dragon] which may be of some use, the combat power and cost of the other two cards are not proportional.

"Forget it, let's go search how the duelists in this world use this deck."

After thinking hard for a long time, Shidai finally gave up and directly logged into the video website to search:

"Let me see, the Three Phantom Demons tutorial...entertainment version?"

Judai: φ(゜▽゜*)?

"Just as I suspected, the Phantom Devil deck can only be used for entertainment in this world. It would be great if the Phantom Devil in my world was the same."

After sighing, Tendai suddenly thought of another thing:

"What about the Three Mythical Gods? How are the Three Mythical Gods viewed in this world?"

Before the search: Full of confidence.

After searching: I'm sorry for the blasphemous thought.

After quietly apologizing to the screen, Judai could only force himself to believe:

"It seems that both the gods and demons in this world have been greatly weakened. I can only use these combos for reference."

After putting aside other thoughts in his mind, Judai began to force himself to memorize the combo of the Phantom Deck:

"Summoning a god or unlocking a door = phantom demon + retrieving phantom demon.

Summon God + Solver = 2 Phantom Demons + Lost Paradise draw 2.

Summoning God + Mask Change Type 2?

Emm, how can it be related to heroes..."

Looking at the increasingly outrageous expansion methods at the end of the tutorial, such as with the Golden Lord and the Rat Knight, the tenth generation was quite troubled:

"Can the phantoms from my own world really produce these cards?

Never mind, just memorize them all first."

...

After understanding the basic combo, Judai quickly took the assembled Phantom Devil deck to fight against "I'm So Handsome".

After a series of mixed matches, Judai became increasingly skeptical about the strength of this deck.

“Let’s just go to Mc and try it.”

Another hour passed, and looking at the interface that had dropped 1100 points, Tendai was a little confused:

"Can the Phantom Demon really destroy the world?"

Shaking his dizzy head, Judai clicked on the match again.

...

"It's confirmed. The phantom demons in this world probably can't really destroy the world."

After looking at the score on the screen which had fallen below 1000 points, Shidai thought with a mixture of joy and melancholy.

After losing 300 points in a row and lowering the winning rate to nearly 40%, the tenth generation finally stopped being tortured.

"Are the Three Phantom Demons planning to let everyone use this deck and keep losing until they break through defense and die?"

Judai grumbled helplessly as he slumped in his seat.

However, after fighting so many times, he did not gain nothing.

These matches also made Judai realize that the most perfect way to use this deck is to bring cards like [Skill Extraction], relying on the high white value of 4000 points to win the battle.

"Now that you're roughly familiar with the process, let's figure out how to deal with it."

Although the Phantom Devil deck in this world is very weak, Judai still wants to treat it with caution:

"Just follow the strength of the opponent's Magic Rescue deck when you challenge them."

Having made the decision, Judai immediately started building his hero, recalling the previous match in the challenge duel:

"To prevent the opponent from taking the initiative, prepare for the second move."

The tenth generation will focus on cards such as [Forbidden Drop] and [Lightning Storm]

"If you attack from behind to clear the field..."

Judai suddenly remembered the [Bad Beast Deck] he had encountered before, and then added a few cards such as [Lava Golem] and [Bad Beast] into it.

“It seems that there are not enough seats.”

Looking at the overly bloated deck, Judai recalled the duel in which he hadn't been able to accurately stop the opponent with the [Gray Flowing Beauty] due to information asymmetry and other factors. He finally made a decision:

"Hmm... Then let's try to remove these cards first."

After eliminating all the hand pits except [Proliferation G], Judai's attention fell on the extra ones:

"If it's purely a back-attack, the Divine Bow seems unnecessary."

With this in mind, some Link Monsters were temporarily retired by the Tenth Generation, but Isolde was retained. Not only that, the Tenth Generation even added two more Equipment Spells to the deck:

"That way, we can directly recruit four-star heroes."

Before the tenth generation, who had just rebuilt his deck, could even test the latest one, that familiar feeling of dizziness came over him again:

"Is it time again..."

......

Congratulations to the player for completing a duel journey. This evaluation...

After returning to the original world, the tenth generation directly skipped the simulator's boot interface and turned his attention to the new things that had come out:

"System Store? What is this? A new feature that appears when your reputation reaches 1000 points?"

After muttering curiously, Judai couldn't help but click in subconsciously:

"Why are there so many cards?"

Looking at the dazzling array of items in the store, Judai was immediately dazzled by the cucumbers.

"What you need to buy cards is... reputation?"

Looking at the cards in the store that only required a few points to obtain, and glancing at the reputation value of 1015 in the upper right corner, Tendai suddenly became eager to try.

"So... should we bring out some bad beasts and try out a board-clearing hero?"

Chapter 134: New enemy?

"I release the [VW-Strike Tiger] on your field and Special Summon [Gamiziel the Turtle]!"

In the duel arena, a pale blue monster devoured the catapult tiger completely, burped contentedly, and slowly emerged from the sea.

"Shit, is the Duel Disk broken?"

After seeing his terminal replaced by an unknown monster, Manjomu slammed the duel disk fiercely:

"Hey, work hard! How could you let the opponent's monster run onto my field? Return my [Strike Tiger] immediately!"

"You're right, this is the characteristic of bad beasts."

Filled with enthusiasm, Judai took the initiative to explain the monster's effects. Once Manjomu understood, he immediately activated a magic card in his hand:

"Great, now it's hero time!

Pay half your health and come, hero!"

...

"How was the experience? My duel ideas are awesome!"

After the game ended, Judai excitedly asked his opponent:

"Eh? Speak up!

Why don't you speak? "

Seeing that Manjome didn't want to pay any attention to him, Judai had no choice but to cast all his expectations on Misawa who was watching the battle on the side.

"Uh... well..."

Misawa, who was frantically recording data with his notebook, pondered for a moment before giving his assessment:

"Judai, your hero deck is still as terrifying as ever when it comes to sudden kills from behind, but..."

Changing the subject, Misawa directly raised his own question:

"But why would you give such a powerful monster to your opponent?"

"Huh? Such a powerful... monster? This brute..."

Misawa's words made Judai suddenly fall silent. He carefully recalled the previous game. The monster with Manjome on the field had an attack power of only 2000. His act of specially recruiting [Turtle Bad Beast] could really be said to have added a more powerful monster to the opponent.

"About the fact that my duel opponents' terminals are generally inferior to turtles?"

After thinking about this, Judai looked helpless:

"Damn it! Such a great idea, how did it turn out like this?"

"Hahaha, that's right, you actually sent such a powerful monster to your opponent."

Manjomu, who had almost become autistic after being beaten just now, also heard this and immediately cast a slightly contemptuous look at Judai: