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At that moment, it suddenly dawned on me that this kind of duel was what you considered a spectacular OCG.

I used to think that no one read my book because I updated too infrequently and because there were too many tragic elements. I'm confident in my ability to deliver, and I believe it's a unique work in the world of fanfiction.

But now my readers have laid the reality in front of me—in their eyes, there is no difference between me writing a duel that takes a week to write and others writing a duel that takes a few hours to write.

I've come to understand that no matter how meticulously crafted the game is, nothing beats the sheer enjoyment of a duel. No matter how many flaws or shoddy plays a duel may have, as long as it's exhilarating, readers will overlook those issues.

If I had known that readers would be so easily satisfied, why would I have written Dragon Raja players like this?

Someone once called my book idiot, and I was furious at the time, but now I'm actually starting to agree with them. This book really is idiot; the duels are long and tedious, the protagonist's opening moves are always disrupted, and his finishing moves are always countered by his opponent's defensive maneuvers. Every opponent is a top-tier card player with a deep understanding of duels; they even know how to read card effects to avoid being tricked by the protagonist. What's so interesting about that?

If I could go back in time and rewrite the Dragon Raja player experience, I would definitely give Yu Lin a set of Unrestricted Dragon Fist and let him slaughter his way through.

I don't want to write anymore either.

To those who support me, thank you for your continued support. I will still participate in group chats, but I won't be writing books anymore.