"Judgment Dead Mage" Deck 2013

Playing

Since 2013/09/01, Magic and Dragon Ruler have lost their power due to the revised key card restrictions. In such a situation, I decided to try making a magic deck, so I built a non-judgement deck.
Other than the referee, there are cards that you often see and cards that you see occasionally, but this deck is based on luck (?) (maybe).
That card is "Name Reasoning".

Strength

Name Reasoning (Normal Spell)
The opponent player declares the level of the monster. Flip through your girlfriend's deck until you find a monster capable of Normal Summoning. If the monster that appeared is the same as the declared level, send all the flipped cards to her GY.
If not, he Special Summons the monster that appeared, and he sends all other flipped cards to GY.
If you can see this effect, some of you may have already noticed. It's a matter of luck, but you can indiscriminately send cards named Spellbook to her GY, increasing the activation cost of Goethe and Junon. Of course, it is also possible to collect it with La Mason, and it is also possible to use it as a cost.

Weakness

I've said it many times, but it's hard to say that it's easier to hit a stable combo than when the referee is active because "luck" is involved.
Also, the excellent reasoning is like Lightsworn, indiscriminately fertilizing his GY from above, so even if it doesn't work, he often ends up with the card he wants in his spell, so overconfidence is prohibited. . In short, the risk is high and the reward is unknown, so I think that's one of the weaknesses of this deck.
Also, it's pretty weak against cards that block the use of Spell cards with Anti-Spell Fragrance and Dark Simorgh lock combos, lock Special Summons, and stop card effects with pinpoint accuracy.
In order to reduce these weaknesses as much as possible, I'm trying to quickly store his spells in GY, but he's also vulnerable to macros, so I thought the biggest challenge would be how to overcome these weaknesses.

Customize

There is a configuration that adopts "Dimensional Fissure" that excludes only monsters, and uses return cards such as "Return from the Different Dimension" to develop. Most decks have removal effects, but when you're dealing with his removal-based deck, it's completely useless. Still, I think it's a good idea to keep some exclusion cards in your side Deck.
That said, I've only recently started learning about magic, so if you have any advice, I'd really appreciate it m(_ _)m
※ He tried to put in a lot of spellbooks by cutting monsters.