Anime Crossover: I Own the King's Treasure Vault and Draw Cards to Stockpile Divine Weapons

After transmigrating into a mixed anime world, Kong Yang brings along a card-drawing System. One high-grade draw from the start gets him the Noble Phantasm, Gate of Babylon. But when he opens the vault, it's completely empty. There's not a single thing inside.

Just as he's worrying about how to afford food and wondering how to fill the vault, good news arrives: the first floor of the dungeon is full of goblins that are easy experience. The bad news: the System's reward, a regular card draw, gives him a hundred packs of spicy strips.

But Kong Yang soon realizes that the real use of the Gate of Babylon is throwing money around. As long as he stocks up on enough divine weapons and treasures, it doesn't matter whether you're a demon, a fallen angel, or a god. The moment the gates open, a thousand swords come flying. As his number of draws increases, the Tears of the Goddess and all kinds of divine equipment keep pouring in, and the collection in his vault grows ever larger.

Now he holds court in Orario, backed by the Loki Familia, with the elf adviser Eina living next door. Yet there are always fools who covet his vault. Faced with these idiots who don't value their lives, Kong Yang simply smiles and opens the golden portals behind him.

You want my treasure? Then come and take it with your life. Gate of Babylon, full release: I kill, and I bury!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.