"Linear Equation Cannon" Rating Score by とき

In a sense, this pack's number one problem child. Boasts one of the most difficult texts in Yu-Gi-Oh!
Declare a number from 1 to 6 and activate it, and when the product of the level of one of your opponent's Effect Monsters and the declared number and the sum of the number of cards on your opponent's field equals the number of cards in your GY, It has the effect of sending the top of your Deck to GY up to the declared number and returning the opponent's cards to the Deck up to that number. If he fails, he loses LP.
The point is, the number declared x the level of the target monster + the number of cards in the opponent's field = the number of his GY, but it's hard to convey it in the grammar of Yu-Gi-Oh! text. Moreover, the level of monsters and the number of opponent's fields depend on the opponent, and it is difficult to make detailed adjustments. You can't use the effect satisfactorily against opponents who use high levels a lot or who use monsters with no levels in the first place.
His Deck Bounce of Boon isn't bad, but it's too much of a genie's hammer to be useful. Since it can only be used plainly during the Battle Phase, it is also a minus that it is scary to remove it.
A card that bets everything on reproducing linear equations and leaves practicality and clarity behind. I wonder if it's too sharp.