Yu-Gi-Oh!: Ripping Kaiba Off for a Billion from the Start

Wang Youye transmigrates to the Yu-Gi-Oh! world.

He gets bound to a super pay-to-win System: he has to spend money to use its cards.

From the start, he uses Blue-Eyes White Dragon to fleece Kaiba out of a billion.

Using the invincible Cyber End Dragon costs 300,000 each time!

System, what is that supposed to mean?

One million per use of Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon? Ten million every time I use Red-Eyes Dark Dragoon!

"I only spent a little, and I've already figured out your limits."

"I, Wang Youye, only play at the highest level."

"You're not even worth making me spend a hundred million, you ant!"

(The author is an anime fan. Card-game addicts, don't expect actual dueling. I'm terrible at playing cards. If there are any plot holes in this book, please ignore them. Just think of it as the charm of the first Yu-Gi-Oh! anime. Making up card effects is all part of the fun.)

(This is a wish-fulfillment comedy with no heroine. The protagonist is obsessed with cards.)

(This is a wish-fulfillment story, so please don't overthink it. Why give yourself unnecessary headaches? Just enjoy the fun.)

(The author is an anime fan and follows the anime's rules, which aren't very rigorous. The rules are inconsistent and incomplete, so please bear with me.)

(Some card effects are also based on the anime.)