Who Let Him Play Yu-Gi-Oh! Novel

Lu Yan transmigrated into a Yu-Gi-Oh world and became known as Kira, the new generation's Duel King. However, his rise to prominence has sparked controversy in the dueling community. Critics claim that the competitive scene has deteriorated under his influence, dominated by heavy trap cards and overly defensive, closed-off strategies that create a toxic playing environment. When confronted by a reporter about these accusations, Kira vehemently denies responsibility. He insists that the claims are nothing but slander, arguing that he didn't initiate these tactics—dueling has always been this way. From his perspective, he's simply playing the game as it exists. The real question remains: in a world where he has access to Yu-Gi-Oh's entire card pool and strategies, can anyone really blame him for using whatever works? After all, who let him play Yu-Gi-Oh in the first place?