Anime Crossover: My Dimension Travel Agency Makes Billions

The protagonist, Lin Yu, awakens the [Dimensional Tour Guide System], which lets him take people from the real world to worlds from anime and manga. But the System’s startup costs are astronomical, and every trip costs a fortune. With no other choice, Lin Yu sets the minimum membership fee at an outrageous one billion, targeting the world’s wealthiest and most powerful elites. His first stop: the world of Naruto. When Wall Street’s financial titans, the oil princes of the Middle East, and Silicon Valley’s tech upstarts arrive in Konoha full of curiosity and arrogance, they think it’s just an expensive cosplay experience. But when a Shuriken slices through the air, when bandits on a C-rank mission really try to kill them, and when they witness the miracles chakra can create with their own eyes, their entire worldview collapses. Here, U.S. dollars are worthless, and power means nothing. Lin Yu is the only god. Cool as can be, he offers his visitors “paid services”: Want to try walking on water and climbing trees? One hundred million, and I’ll have Kakashi teach you personally. Want to watch the Chunin Ninja Exams up close? One billion gets you a safe seat, plus Uchiha-brand popcorn. Want to take a photo with the First Hokage’s statue at the Valley of the End? Sign a waiver acknowledging the risk of death first. The wealthy go from bossing everyone around to groveling for favors, fighting until their faces turn red for the “right to buy” a B-rank ninjutsu scroll. And when they bring the Three Body Technique and taijutsu they learned in the ninja world back to reality, the global balance of power begins to quietly shift. Meanwhile, Lin Yu watches from behind the scenes, slowly accumulating enough wealth and power to buy the entire world of Naruto.