Yu-Gi-Oh!: This card wants to go to you.

Luo Bai took the opportunity to hug the snow lotus pillow and roll around on the bed, letting out lewd moans.

But poverty still coldly jolted him awake.

In just two days, ten million was spent, leaving only five million.

"I need to make some money." Luo Bai picked up the plastic bag, got out of bed, and went to the computer that was set up in the card shop.

Upload the loading table program and open the second online duel interface.

"Ta-da-da!"

The number of followers increases by hundreds or thousands with each refresh, and it has already reached more than 70 million.

"How do we monetize it?"

Luo Bai twisted his chin, thinking.

His first thought was to take on advertising or live-streaming e-commerce – simple and direct ways to monetize.

But I really had no experience and couldn't bring myself to do it.

The thought of him having to say something like, "Hello everyone, I am [Siren, my wife]," in front of hundreds of millions of people makes me feel incredibly ashamed, from head to toe.

As for changing the ID?

It is impossible to change the ID.

I will never change my ID in this lifetime!

"Gods, could you please send me some money?"

Luo Bai said helplessly, the cursor moving around on the duel screen.

As if he had heard his call, a "ding" sounded and the duel system popped up an event announcement.

The inaugural KC Cup is now open for a limited time!

"KC Cup?!" Luo Bai's eyes widened in shock.

He knows this event all too well; he'll win at least one gold and ten silver medals.

But after clicking on it, he found that the event was a little different from the KC Cup organized by Earth Dog K.

The most obvious difference is that Biantana's KC limits the number of duels to 300.

The event lasts only 24 hours.

There is no first phase; it jumps directly to the second phase.

Apart from that, everything else is similar to the KC Cup on Earth, a timed free-for-all with a points-based system.

The event plan was rather rough and rushed, without much detailed planning.

Of course, none of these are problems.

Most importantly, the top ten/top one hundred players get paid!

The number one is a whopping 1 million!

The combined value of the top 2 to top 10 is also 400 million.

The total value of the top 11 to top 100 companies is 500 million.

The project is a massive undertaking worth 1 billion yuan, and there are no restrictions on the duelist's rank for participation.

Biantana's 3.5 billion duelists were in an uproar; the forums were in an uproar.

"Holy crap! Is the League acting up?!"

"Godfather, please accept my bow."

"A massive project worth ten billion!"

"Stop talking, let's get some budget-friendly builds!"

"It's time to prove my Gladiator Beast."

"I'm going to get the silver one of the [Spring Transformation Essence]!"

"I'm coming clean, I'm number one in the Moonlit Dragon [Gladiator Beast]."

"Excuse me, I am the number one [Diviner] of Sumeru Garden."

As long as you participate in the event, there will be a ranking after it ends, which is officially certified by the duel system.

It's convenient to show off your achievements, eat, drink, and have fun, and tell everyone, "How did you know I got XX place in XX?"

The system will also display the duelist information of the top 100 players at any time, an excellent advertising opportunity!

With billions of daily active users on online dueling systems, imagine the promotional value of a merchant's name being continuously displayed.

Forward-thinking organizations have already considered acquiring exhibition space.

Pay a large sum of money to boost your account, only requiring the top 100 duelists to change their IDs to the merchant's name.

Even worse, some people directly hire professional players to boost their accounts, but almost no one will respond.

This is also an opportunity for all professional players to make a name for themselves. Anyone with a bit of foresight wouldn't sell their chance to showcase themselves for such a small amount of money.

The event will begin at 9:00 AM, with a conscientious work schedule.

There are about eight hours left to prepare, for researching and building the deck.

"Free money?" Luo Bai flipped through the event details again and again, but couldn't find any obligation that the top 100 players had to fulfill to receive the rewards.

A complete freebie?

Doing charity?

Fishing cup?

Biantana doesn't have a banned card list either.

Even the most powerful decks can't be overused; the cost of making the cards is what it is.

Even the most powerful decks can be countered by single cards. A deck that includes all of the following cards—[Cosmos], [Dimensional Rift], [Dimensional Attractor], and [King's Valley]—is enough to make anyone tear up with frustration.

Upon realizing this, Luo Bai's eyes widened in surprise.

"Oh right—"

"There will be no homogenization here."

He turned his gaze to the [Tears of Elegy Clan] that he had been hoarding in his warehouse.

The original reason for sealing this deck was the concern that if it were to become too popular, too many people would follow suit, leading to severe homogenization and an unbalanced and uninteresting meta.

Suddenly I remembered that the deck-building tool for the Bianata Duel System requires the input of Magic Cards. Not everyone has all the cards; at most, you can ask someone to input them.

If I'm not mistaken...

Luo Bai looked at the box of "Tears of Elegy" playing cards on the bed, his smile treacherous and arrogant.

"There should only be one box."

As long as this card case doesn't get out...

No matter how many kills he gets, he will always be the only user of the [Tears of Elegy] deck in Biantana.

Others who want to play or form teams can only watch from the sidelines.

"Hehehe..."

A villainous, arrogant laugh erupted.

He even wanted to lie on the beach in person.

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Chapter 58 Be careful, my monster's defense is very high.

KC's event announcement was released one hour ago.

The whole world was in an uproar; I stayed up all night researching decks.

Some are after the 100 million reward, some want the featured spot, and some want instant fame.

For most people, it's more about having fun.

"Streamer, what should I use to climb the ranks?"

This phrase became the hottest keyword in Biantana in the early hours of the morning, with comments flying everywhere.

"I can only play a maximum of 300 games, so I'd better choose a more stable (highly risky) one."

"Hey upstairs, what do you mean you can only play 300 games? Can you finish them in 24 hours?"

"Hey upstairs, guess how long it takes me to complete a single game of [Beetle Assembly]?"

"Aren't you going to sleep?"

"Let's take a nap."

"Don't eat?"

"Eat, eat, eat! What are you eating? [DD Crow] Aren't you worried about not having anything to eat?"

"6."

Bianata has not yet discovered any Holy Stones for Undead Lolis like Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring or for Proliferating G. Commonly used disruptive hand traps include Effect Vanisher, Clown and Lockbird, DD Raven, and Relic Holy Lance.

Commonly used defensive hand traps include Kuriboh, Spherical Kuriboh, Princess, Destroyer, and Quick-Attack Scarecrow.

Top-level interpretations and insights are flying around the forum.

These are mostly attention-seeking clowns; the more authoritative professionals remain silent and dare not express their opinions. No one has experience with KC for the first time.

For slow decks, 24 hours is simply not enough time to play 300 games. For decks with the same win rate, obviously the more games played, the higher the score. Time limits are a natural disadvantage for slow decks.

It's impossible for a person to go 24 hours without rest; their fighting spirit will decline.

Online duels in Biantana are nothing like the gentle battles on Earth; they are extremely mentally taxing. Those who want to have a really intense time will even put on pain-sensing devices to cause physical damage.

However, for professional players who have been competing in leagues for years, physical fitness is an essential hurdle. Regarding this, the professional dueling community has even developed a famous saying:

"If you can't even withstand level 5 pain, what kind of profession are you playing?"