Hearthstone + Pokemon + spiritual successor to Yu-Gi-Oh! + card battles + fully illustrated + gender-bender romance + livestreaming
Si You, 27, was a veteran card-game enthusiast on Blue Star. He had collected nearly a thousand physical card sets and mastered all kinds of TCGs. One late night at work, he died suddenly from overwork at a desk piled high with cards. When he opened his eyes again, his soul had transmigrated to the continent of Eldran, a sword-and-sorcery world where card duels were the highest law.
But fate played a cruel joke on him: he had transmigrated into the body of a young noblewoman named Si You, who was being hunted by an assassin organization. Same name, different life, and now the wrong gender, too.
As he (or she) was chased to the edge of a cliff, a mechanical voice rang out in his mind.
“Host on the verge of death detected. Myriad Worlds Livestream Card System binding... Livestream signal activated. Blue Star viewers are joining.”
In an instant, a translucent screen appeared in the air before Si You, and comments poured down like a waterfall.
“What the hell? They’re being hunted? This is intense from the start!”
“The streamer is so pretty! Um... can I call you my wife?”
“Wait, isn’t this our coworker Si You’s account? How did he turn into a woman?!”
“They’re acting out a transmigration drama and there’s a gender change, too? That’s wild! But, streamer, I’m into this look.”
The System’s rules were very simple: compete in card duels in another world, and every victory would earn “Myriad Worlds Points,” which could be used to redeem legendary cards from the myriad realms of Blue Star. Gifts, tips, and audience engagement in the livestream could also be converted into System energy
