"Linear Equation Cannon" Rating Score by みめっと

As you can see from the illustration, this is a kind of his GY Fertilization & Removal Trap that puts the linear function: y = ax + b into the card effect.
y = number of GY cards in your girlfriend
a = Level of the selected opponent's Effect Monster
x = a number from 1 to 6 declared at the time of activation
b = the number of cards in the opponent's field
When this formula is established, it is a mechanism to send up to the declared number x from the top of your girlfriend's Deck to her GY, and bounce the opponent's cards on the field up to the number sent to GY without targeting them.
For example, if the opponent's monster you are trying to select is level 3, your girlfriend has 9 GY cards, and the opponent's field has 3 cards, declaring 2 at the time of activation will establish the formula.
On the other hand, if you declare a number x that doesn't hold the formula, or if the number you refer to changes due to a chained card and the formula doesn't work, you lose 500x LP.
Well, it's obvious that it's difficult to operate a card with such an unprecedented strong habit that you don't even have to think about it.
For some reason, I don't really understand why it's a half-friche trap that can only be used during each other's battle phases.
If you decide, you may get a huge GY add & board add, but it is not easy to declare 5 or 6 with this effect that depends on the opponent and make the effect successful.
However, I felt that it was an interesting experiment with the card name, so I gave it this score.