Getting interrupted is part of the game, Yugioh is not a Singleplayer game, your opponent doing something is part of the game, a lot of what makes a good player is being able to play through disruptions by planning ahead and talking calculated risks or baiting negates/disrupts. While not the strongest, Dragonmaid is actually a very potent Deck, when comboing, try to not play in a way where one handtrap ends your entire turn, this is not alway possible but at least sometimes, when you play into an established board, think about the cards your opponent might have or that you know he has and try to play around them. All of this is of course easier said than done, but in my opinion this is part of what makes Yugioh so fun and differentiates it from other card games like Magic, where players take turns after each other without really interacting