What does this book have to do with Yu-Gi-Oh?

"The 'Imitation Phantasm' has a very special ability. It can copy a card used by the opponent, whether it is a monster card, or a magic or trap card, it can copy it." Grandpa Muto said.

"Any card can be imitated, so powerful!" Jouchi exclaimed.

"But it's not that simple to make good use of this card." Grandpa Muto laughed.

'Imitation Phantasm' has a very high threshold. It is not the kind of card that can be used immediately, and it is not a card that novice duelists can control.

Therefore, when Grandpa Muto gave Honda the "Imitation Fantasy Master", Muto Yugi was a little hesitant. This card was too difficult for a novice like Honda.

"It's okay, don't worry, I believe Honda will make good use of this card." Grandpa Muto smiled.

"I will not disappoint grandpa's trust." Honda said, putting the card into the deck.

In this way, Honda finally made up forty cards!

Although there are some miscellaneous, all kinds of useful and useless cards are put in, but no matter what, they really form a card group.

"In this way, we can have a duel!" Jouchi was very excited.

"By the way, Honda, you said before that you seem to be going to work, right?" Looking at the noisy children, Grandpa Muto smiled, suddenly remembered something, and asked.

"Well, I need to go to work after school..." Honda nodded.

"How about this, why don't you come to my place to work, and I'll teach you the knowledge of dueling by the way." Grandpa Muto suggested.

"This...isn't that good." Honda was a little embarrassed.

This is another [-]% discount on shopping, then giving him a card, and now letting him work part-time.

"It's okay, I happen to be the only one in the store. I'm getting older, and it's becoming more and more inconvenient to do some things. It's just that you come to help me..." Grandpa Muto smiled.

Under the persuasion of everyone, Honda agreed to work in Grandpa Muto's shop.

After making a lot of noise, everyone went home, and Honda went to fire his job at the convenience store.

The next day, when going to school, Honda rushed to the school, and before his butt was hot, he was pulled over by Jouchi for a duel with great interest.

As for the result of the duel, Honda is certainly not the opponent in the city.

"Honda is your turn. If you don't summon monsters this round, you will lose." Jouchi said proudly.

"My round, I lost..." Honda drew a card from the deck and said helplessly.

"Great! I won again!" Jouchi clenched his fists.

"Joinouchi, you are too bullying. You know that Honda's deck is a new one." Kyoko said.

"So what, the world of duels is so ruthless." The smile on Cheng Nei's face was the same as that of the second idiot.

After consecutive losses to Muto Yuki and Kyoko, Jouchi finally experienced the thrill of victory from Honda, a rookie.

"What kind of cards do you have in your hand? Why can't you even summon a monster?" Jouchi curiously took the card in Honda's hand.

"It's all magic and trap cards, but they're useless at all." Honda said helplessly.

"You can't do this, you have to put more monster cards in the deck, it's best to put all monster cards, duel monsters, duel monsters, you listen to the name, monster cards are the most important!"

"Look, I wiped out the monsters on your field. Now, it's your turn. If you can't draw monster cards or summon monsters, you will lose." Shirouchi said in a senior manner.

In Duel Monsters, there are many kinds of judgments about the outcome of a duel.

Duel Monsters is a turn-based game, one round for each player.

One of the rules is that there must be monsters on your field at all times. If it is your turn, but there are no monsters on your field, and you cannot summon new monsters, if you end your turn directly, you will You are judged to lose.

It's like the two sides in a duel are two countries, and the monsters are their own army. If there are no monsters on the field, it's like a country without the protection of the army will be easily destroyed, and the country will be ruined and its family will perish.

Therefore, duelists valued monster cards very much, and added a large number of monster cards to their decks to ensure an abundance of monster cards.

This has also led to all duelists blindly pursuing monster cards, monster cards with stronger and higher attack power, and ignoring the power of magic and trap cards. Jouchi is a typical example.

Just like Seto Kaiba, he did everything he could to get the blue-eyed white dragon, which can be said to be the ceiling of monster cards.

"Joinouchi, you can't say that. Although monster cards are very important, you can't put all monster cards in the deck. Magic cards and trap cards are still very important." Yugi Muto said.

"However, Honda, you do have a few monster cards in your deck, so you need to optimize your deck," Muto Yuki said.

"However, I only have so many cards in my hand. If I want to optimize the deck, I have to buy a new card pack, which costs money..." Honda showed a hesitant expression.

Honda spent money to buy cards for the task of testing the system, and he didn't plan to spend money when he had enough cards.

If you continue to spend money on buying cards in order to optimize your deck, wouldn't that be like gambling, getting deeper and deeper, putting the cart before the horse?

Moreover, it doesn't mean that you can get useful cards by spending money on card packs.

Looking at the city, I know that every time I buy a card pack, nine times out of ten, I will wail.

Things like card packs, like blind boxes, have a gambling attribute in themselves, and it depends entirely on luck.

In Honda's heart, so far, saving money to pay for college tuition and going to college is still the most important thing, and he will not waste more money.

"Well, if you don't want to buy a new card pack, you can try to exchange cards with others." Muto Yuki also knew Honda's situation and thoughts, and suggested.

"Change the card?" Honda wondered.

Yugi Muto briefly explained to Honda.

Not all Duelists, like Muto Games, have a game store at home and sell cards at home. Most of them, like Honda and Jouchi, buy their own card packs and draw cards.

But how expensive the card pack is, Honda knows how deceitful the probability of the card pack is, and the city knows it.

The composition of the card group only needs forty cards, and the extra cards are useless. Therefore, many duelists have piled up a large number of cards that are not needed.

In order to deal with these accumulated cards, duelists began to exchange cards with other duelists, exchanging cards and helping each other.

There are thousands of different cards in Duel Monster, and there are countless combinations between cards.

Maybe, a card that you think is useless and despised is a treasure in the eyes of others, and they lack such a card.