Ranking Yu-Gi-Oh! Comebacks: The Three Egyptian Gods Turn the Tables on the Evil Gods

Lin Hao was so broke he lived on instant noodles. He'd spent two months making Yu-Gi-Oh! videos, but they hadn't even reached two hundred thousand views. Then a pop-up appeared on his secondhand laptop: "Congratulations! You've been selected by the cross-dimensional System as its first contracted content creator. Your first video will earn you five hundred thousand as soon as it's published." Thinking it was a scam, he clicked confirm. The next second, five hundred thousand actually arrived in his Alipay account.

After he posted his first video, a giant screen descended from the ceiling of the GX-era Duel Academy arena. Tenth place: Flame Wingman atop the skyscraper. Professor Chronos was face-slapped by footage of his own future defeat, while Jaden Yuki laughed with his hands on his hips. "Heroes never lose!" Zane Truesdale looked grave.

The second video was pushed out at the same time: ninth place, the traitor dragon's fight to clear its name. Yugi Muto was driven to the brink by Jaden Yuki. The Millennium Puzzle glowed, and the Nameless Pharaoh took over the duel. Slifer the Sky Dragon descended, its attack power soaring to 5,000. The whole arena fell silent.

Lin Hao slumped in his chair, watching the upload bar for the third video fill up.

"Next up: the Three Egyptian Gods, with infinite attack points?"

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