Yu-Gi-Oh: Behind the scenes system

In fact, this happened yesterday, but because I was too busy with work and had too many things to do, I finally had time to read it today and then I had a feeling - my youth is over.

At first, I was just searching for the mad remix of the band "lydia" on Bilibili, but I accidentally bumped into Yu-Gi-Oh! mugen (I remember the episode I clicked on at the time was called "Return of the God of Death", and this song was used in one episode.

), I was curious that a Yu-Gi-Oh video could have so many clicks, so I clicked on it - at that time, my understanding of Yu-Gi-Oh was only about animation.

This is a new world.

I have only watched one episode, and I don’t even know the ins and outs of this episode’s story, but those exciting battles, more exciting plots and settings have already made me happy to start the video and watch it over and over again.

Then I jumped into this sinkhole out of control, and even started to come into contact with ocg and real cards. It can be said that it is all the credit of Yu-Gi-Oh!

It took seven or eight years to create.

I didn’t know it when I was reading it, but I discovered it when I was writing it: It’s really difficult to strike a balance between telling a good story and playing cards well. Once you want both, it means a very long article, which may readers

I can be tortured to death by you...

So the more I write, the more I feel that it is not easy for Aiye Qianxing and the others as pioneers, and the more I feel that I am just a small boat rising in the waves of Yu-Gi-Oh fandom (at the same time, I actually understand more and more about Qianxing and the others), and

As for the "last episode" now, it is actually not an incomprehensible result to me - so many years are enough to turn college students with plenty of time into middle-aged social animals with no leisure. As the pioneers of the Yu-Gi-Oh circle, they should

Very tired too.

Youth is over, but the future is still at your feet; I am filled with emotion, and I don’t know what to say...

Thanks to Qianxing, thanks to Aiye, and thanks to all the pioneers who opened this wonderful door for us. And I don’t know that I am not qualified, but I still want to say: someone will always take your flag!