Do you like Yu-Gi-Oh even if it's like this?

Do you like this Yu-Gi-Oh? Author: 简繁0利閱閱閱閱閱閱

Summary:

"You mean, you're a card player who hates women, you adopted elementary school girls to play cards, and taught them to be crazy one by one.

Then he defeats the immortals, his daughter and his legal wife, people with superpowers, the king of another world, evil gods, and God's companions through duels, becoming the strongest (physical) duelist in the world?"

“Right…right?”

“It’s not a big deal.”

"If it's okay, please sign here."

——My name is, Nine-legged Spider.

This is my story.

Chapter 1 Duelist Nine-legged Spider

"Spider, I told you not to buy blind boxes, right?"

"The dead body box doesn't matter, and there's no shipping fee."

After all, I'm not a sucker.

The store manager's voice was a little complaining - he always had that tone.

Those who run card shops always hope that people will buy cards in their shops, rather than letting the money just circulate in their shops and then disappear.

"Don't do business in my store next time. At least I won't be bothered if I don't see it."

"This is a ceremony to inherit the soul of another duelist. If it's not in a card shop, it would be too cheap to leave it on the street."

——Yu-Gi-Oh, commonly known as Duel.

A card game with a history of more than twenty years.

As a trading card game targeted at teenagers, there is now a trend of development towards the child group. The first batch of players have already started families and careers, and there are also a large number of middle-aged and elderly players. There is even a new type of family education in which dueling techniques are passed down from generation to generation.

But all in all, it's just a card game. Apart from the somewhat complicated rules and a somewhat large card pool, there is no essential difference between it and other card games.

My ID is Nine-legged Spider, and I am considered a real card player who has been playing for a while.

I came to the store today because I ordered a set of cards online.

——[The pieces of paper my husband played with before he died]

I saw this title on Xfish.

It seems that he is dealing with the relics. After looking at the pictures, he confirmed that there are several 5-card decks in it, and there is no price tag. Maybe he wants to discuss the price with others.

I just wanted to collect some card decks that I had before I got into real card games, so I contacted the other party and found out that he actually lived nearby, just two blocks away.

Thanks to this, the other party, who seemed not to want to spend too much time on price and shipping, gave me this set of cards at a low price.

"Inheriting the soul of a duelist... that makes sense."

The store manager glanced at his own sign—it read “Fang Card House”.

Despite the sharp name, there is only one person inside, a store manager who has lost his fangs due to ridiculously low sales, and he is just an ordinary young man.

Naturally, since this is a card game that has been going on for more than 20 years, there are quite a few players who have passed away.

Not every player can get the understanding of their family, and not every card can be properly preserved. Many cards are left behind after the duelist dies, and no one uses them anymore.

If those cards can cross the high wall of fate and reach new players, they are worth collecting even if they are somewhat damaged.

——At least that’s what I think.

....................................

——If it weren’t for what I saw before my eyes, I would have thought so.

"Let go!!"

The little girl holding one end of the card box in front of her seemed to be about to burst into tears.

"Tsk..."

Facing the store manager's surprised gaze, I tightened one end of the card box in my hand.

"Fight me! Otherwise I won't give you my father's card!"

"You think this is an animation?! I paid for it!"

"I don't care! Dad's card was sold by Mom like that! I won't accept that!"

The little girl was wearing a white and blue school uniform and looked shabby.

OK, I admit this joke sucks.

"Even if you play in the water right here and say 'No, I won't let you go!'"

What I hold is not a card, but money!

"... the precious scene of a famous card player snatching a little girl's card... well, it would be more explosive if it was changed to bullying the little girl. For details, please go to Fangs Card House on xx Road..." u

"That one! Don't ruin my reputation!!"

——Having said that, it’s not a good idea to make a scene in the store. :

……………………………………IX

After a lot of commotion, the little girl and I finally sat on opposite sides of the table.

"In short, I've already spent money to buy these decks, so they're nominally mine - you're just being unreasonable, you know that, right?"

"...I know very well."

The girl in front of me shrank back in her chair, and seemed to realize what her behavior was.

"Okay, even so - you still want to challenge me to a duel, and if I win you want me to give up these cards... is that right?"

"I, I can buy it back. I still have some pocket money."

As I looked at her in surprise, she took out two hundred-dollar bills from her pocket.

"I'm sorry, but this isn't enough. You can only take one of these three decks back... Can you give me more?"

Her face darkened.

"That, that's all."

——This isn’t an anime after all, and she probably knows that a duel doesn’t have the same effect as a bet.

But even so, you still challenged me to a duel...

I took a deep breath.

"Let me make it clear first, you don't want to just take one set back, right?"

"Yes, I want all three sets back!"

There was a bright light in her eyes, a light that showed she was confident she would win. I knew it very well - I had seen such eyes across from countless poker tables.

But she sure doesn't look big.

Theoretically, a brain that is too young should not be able to support a complex duel.

I'm only a little bit... interested in it.

"...Well, I'll give you this chance then."

Before she could show her joy, I added.

"Of course, this duel only provides a 'trading opportunity'. If you win, I will sell these three card decks to you on credit... You have to find a way to pay them back - don't blame me, this is the most basic form of distinguishing a duel from gambling."

"……I see."

She nodded, looking a little nervous.

"Although it's a little late to ask at this time - you can duel, right?"

Although the probability is not high if there is a duelist father - but if you have only watched the anime, then I will not be interested.

"...I can. I learned it from my father."

——Come to think of it, she just lost her father.

"I'm sorry about your father - I never meant to take away the memories between you and your father."

These cards will probably be used properly regardless of whether I buy them or not.

What a lucky card.

——I hope the duelist’s spirit in heaven can watch this carefully.

Water machine, and its first seven:

Chapter 2 2 It's just bullying a child (contempt)

My ID is nine-legged spider. I will have no worries about food and drink before I am forty years old (estimated), relying on the property left by my ancestors.

My only hobby is playing cards.

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"My first attack, draw a card!"

After throwing the dice, she saw that her score was relatively high, so she drew six cards from the deck in the blink of an eye.

——The corner of my eye twitched slightly.

"..."

After hesitating for a moment, he drew five cards from the deck.

"I have a good hand... I activate [Black Whirlwind]!"

Black Feather?

The terminal is a bit old, but the special recruitment ability is good. As long as you don't use the reverse roll, there is no self-restraint and it is easy to use. It is a very good system.

She was using one of the decks I bought, and if she didn't win, she would lose those cards.

I could sense her uneasiness when she pulled out the card, but the relief she felt when she saw the card was also palpable.