"Hatsugai" Rating Score by みめっと

The Trap card, which will be a rare frame this time, has a card name suitable for the January pack, and the Goblin shopkeeper wearing a shirt with the same design as the one worn by the boy with the Sukugori T-shirt is drawn. feature card.
Whether or not this is the grown-up Goblin boy in Sukugori T-shirt is currently unknown.
The effect is to flip over 5 opponent's decks, choose one of them, present a number that is a multiple of 100 from 100 to 3000, and the opponent recovers the same LP as the presented number, while you lose it. It allows you to add one of your chosen opponent's cards to your hand.
It is arranged in such a way that you pay the other party the asking price called LP and purchase the item that the other party has, but if the other party's LP does not recover by the number presented, this process will not be performed, and above all, It is up to the opponent whether to recover or not.
If the opponent does not respond to the recovery of LP, the opponent will have little advantage in responding to this because one numerical disadvantage will be confirmed, and the opponent can only present up to 3000 at the maximum. It is also difficult to connect to tug of war.
If you read too deeply into the possibility of setting up a combo using the LP difference, there is no reason to respond. children.
That's why most of the time, it's just Ancient Telescope that only confirms the top 5 cards in his opponent's deck, and it's a slow trap card...
I think the effect itself is very entertaining, but if you use it in a serious duel, you won't be able to do anything unless your opponent knocks on it. As expected, I can't deny the feeling of a design error, so I will give this score.
Shouldn't the other party be able to refuse recovery if I present a certain number or more?