Mr. Ghost, Teach Me How to Play Cards

“If transmigration came with a beginner’s guide, I’d want it to teach me how to read traffic lights first.”

After You Long was hit by a truck and sent flying, he didn’t get a reincarnation goddess. Instead, a little white-haired girl told him to go to the world of Duel Spirits, become the King of Games, and save the spirits.

Then he became a spirit living inside the Millennium Puzzle, got put up at a roadside stall, and was eventually bought by Asakura Suzune, the bottom-of-the-class girl from the Asakura family.

Suzune had no particular talent and a hopeless deck, yet she had to face a duel she couldn’t afford to lose. If she lost, she would lose something very important.

You Long looked over her deck and fell silent for a moment. “Good. With this sunny deck, you’ll definitely win with a smile.”

Suzune: “Really?”

You Long: “Of course. The most important thing in a duel is to have fun. Your opponent can smile all they like, but their Life Points will still disappear.”

And deep within his soul deck, the very first card waited quietly: [Sky Striker Ace - Raye].

“To restore the glory of the Sky Strikers, we gladly accept the duty.”

This is the story of a spirit guiding a girl as they climb all the way to the title of King of Games, using sunny decks and sinister traps.

Dueling should be fun, though we’re the ones who’ll be smiling at the end.