My Stubborn Soul Card Follower

In America, most people thinking about this would probably just buy guns, after all, physically eliminating a Life Card Master is still the most efficient way to deal with them currently.

However, in Huaxia, Life Card Duel might be the most suitable way to protect oneself.

The newly added defense system will forcibly trigger when you suffer a lethal attack from Extraordinary Power, dragging you and your attacking enemy into the Duel Space to initiate a Forced Duel.

This defense system is actually a weakened version of the Forced Duel module Shen Sui had, with the function of actively initiating a Forced Duel removed, only emphasizing defense.

After all, while Forced Duels can be used against malicious and evil Life Card Masters, they can also be used against normal Life Card Masters. If it falls into the hands of the evil-minded, the consequences would be unimaginable.

Before promoting this module, the Exploration Bureau had to consider the possibility of its misuse, so before it went online, the module was stripped down, and what was finally presented to the public was the defense system.

As soon as the girl spoke, many around suggested the same idea.

In the future, applying for a Dueling Device domestically might become very trendy.

Even though there was a slight unease about the future in everyone's conversation, it didn't affect their enthusiasm for dueling, nor did it affect the audience's enthusiasm for watching duels.

As they spoke, music began playing from the stage ahead, and the All-Star match's double duel mode was about to start.

Shen Sui hadn't really experienced double duels before, whether in this world or in various card duel games from his past life.

The ecology of double duels is completely different from single duels, and Shen Sui's playstyle is very unique. After trying a few double modes with his few attempts in the past life, his teammates got so angry that they wanted to find him through the internet line and hit him.

It was at that moment he realized deeply that double duels lacked a crucial setup for him: friends with the same interests.

"What are you doing?" Bai Ye, doing pre-match preparations, curiously asked Shen Sui who was flipping through a thick booklet.

"I'm looking for the rules of double duels."

"...You don't even know the rules?" Bai Ye was dumbfounded. What Life Card Master checks the rules before a duel?

"Uh, I just want to confirm some things."

Shen Sui actually knew the basic rules.

In Life Card Duel's double mode, the teammates share five Follower slots and Spell slots on the field, while the decks, graveyards, and hands are independent, there is no exchange between teammates, but cards on the field are shared between teammates. During a teammate's turn, they can use your Followers to activate effects or attack, and they can also use your Set Cards.

The players on the offensive side are usually called 1A and 1B in order, while the defensive side is called 2A and 2B, and the duel proceeds in the order of 1A-2A-1B-2B.

It is worth mentioning that when one Life Card Master is taking their turn, if there are card effects on the opponent's field that can be activated, the next Life Card Master in line must activate it, targeting this Life Card Master's deck and graveyard. It doesn't count as being covered by someone else; this rule is also the source of many famous scenes.

Clearly, you have facedown a Spell Card that can counter the opponent, but your teammate is completely unaware of activating it, and because of the rules, you can't open it yourself, so you can only verbally remind your teammate.

This is quick and convenient when talking face-to-face, but if you are dueling online and need to type, by the time you finish typing, the timing would have already passed.

However, resources in the hands and graveyard are not affected by the above rules, the Life Card Master can directly activate them.

Shen Sui was flipping through the rulebook while simulating tactics in his mind.

"I wonder how much of a difference there is between double duels and regular duels." Bai Ye sighed beside Shen Sui.

"There's a lot of Life Value, that's for sure," said Shen Sui, "The cards that require a fixed Life Value payment should be quite useful."

In double mode, the Life Value is shared between teammates, thus coming to a total of 16000 points.

At this point, Shen Sui was slightly regretful: "It would be great if my deck had a Life Card that allowed me to draw two cards by paying 2000 Life Value."

But then again, even if such cards existed, there would be no way to have three of them in a Life Card Duel deck.

As the two were chatting both on and off, An Hai and Ji Bubai stood up; they were drawn to the first group, ready to duel on stage.

With the departure of the four Life Card Masters, the remaining four in the lounge knew their respective opponents.

Shen Sui and Tan Song exchanged glances.

Since he was teaming up with Bai Ye, his double deck was naturally the Dragon Race deck, and he even adjusted Delia and Adewei to the Alternate Art of [Grafa's Dragon Princess] to avoid Bai Ye's card effects, some of which only target [Dragon Princess].

Compared to Shen Sui and Bai Ye's compatibility, the synergy between Tan Song and Tang Lili's decks was lacking.

Especially Tang Lili's Idol Card Set style, which would certainly have several Permanent Spell Cards set on the field, taking up grid space, to some extent they might even have negative effects.

However, since it is an entertainment match, Tan Song didn't really care about winning or losing.