Yu-Gi-Oh!: Worldwide Mix, the Ultimate Necromancer Duel

You Chen only realized after entering the Seahorse Park that today's entrance exam was not a real combat duel, but simply a written test.

After the competition, there will be a real-world battle.

Sitting at the entrance of the examination hall was a female teacher wearing an Obelisk blue vest and a matching short skirt. Her long, white legs, crossed over each other, gleamed faintly in the sunlight.

Her name is Namikawa Emi, she is the health teacher at Duel Academy, and also one of the proctors for today's written exam.

But what's most eye-catching at this moment is the voluptuous bosom of her chest that seems ready to burst out.

You Chen scratched his head, a strange thought popping into his mind—how come he never noticed this when he watched cartoons as a child?

Back then, all I could think about was playing cards, playing cards, playing cards.

Body shape and appearance are automatically filtered out; only monster cards and spell/trap cards are visible.

That's why they call themselves a born card player.

You Chen couldn't help but feel a deep sense of respect for himself.

Even such a visual spectacle couldn't shake his attention—he truly was a man born for duels.

There were quite a few students taking the written test, forming a long, winding queue. You Chen stood in the queue for a while, listening to the constant chatter around him.

"I heard the acceptance rate this year is only one in ten?"

"Not only that, I heard it's even more outrageous in the Yellow Group, one percent."

"Who cares? My written test score was just so-so anyway; practical skills are my forte."

"Come on, if you can't pass the written test, you don't even qualify for the real test."

You Chen listened quietly, without participating in the discussion. Finally, it was his turn.

"Hey kid, can I have your admission ticket for the Seahorse Arena?"

Ms. Huimei looked at him with a smile, her voice as gentle as a spring breeze in March.

When she smiles, her eyes curve into two crescent moons, which, combined with her delicate face, makes her very approachable.

You Chen took out his exam admission ticket from his chest and handed it over.

Ms. Huimei took it and casually plugged it into the computer next to her. She glanced at the screen absentmindedly, preparing to enter the information, when she suddenly paused.

"what?"

She looked up at You Chen, her expression becoming somewhat subtle.

"A one-star duelist?" She paused, seemingly choosing her words carefully. "Global ranking...no such name found?"

She turned the screen towards You Chen, where it clearly displayed—

Name: You Chen

Current star rating: ★

[Global Ranking: Not Listed]

[Note: This duelist currently has no valid match history.]

"Your grades," Ms. Huimei tried to make her tone sound gentle, "don't meet our college's admission standards."

You Chen blinked and frowned.

"That's not right, I'm already a Samsung Duelist." He pointed to the screen. "Do you want to refresh and check? Maybe the data hasn't synced yet."

Ms. Huimei's expression became even stranger.

Looking at the earnest-looking boy in front of her, she felt a mix of amusement and exasperation. Every year at the start of the school year, she would encounter a few overconfident students, but it was truly rare to see one so blatantly lying.

"Our college's data does have a delay," she tried to sound professional, "but it's only a day or two at most. You mean you went from one star to three stars in a day or two?"

She didn't laugh out loud; she still has professional ethics.

But the students queuing behind her weren't so polite.

"Pfft—"

I don't know who lost their temper first, but laughter spread like a virus.

"Dude, that's hilarious!" A guy with dyed blond hair poked his head out, his tone full of mockery. "One star is one star, it's not shameful. If you get caught, just walk away. Why bother pretending?"

"Exactly, exactly," a girl wearing glasses chimed in, adjusting her glasses. "Going from one star to three stars in two days? Do you think duel levels are like cabbages on the street, something you can just level up whenever you want? Do you know how long it normally takes to go from one star to two stars? Half a year is fast, let alone three stars."

"Alright, alright, let's hurry up and move on, don't waste our time." Someone behind us started urging impatiently, "There's a long line behind us, if each person wastes ten minutes, how long will we be waiting?"

"Yeah, hurry up and let's go, don't force me to swear on the first day of school."

The complaints rose and fell, growing increasingly harsh.

You Chen ignored the sounds.

He just looked at Ms. Huimei.

"First, why don't you update the system? Second, why don't you update the system?"

Ms. Huimei frowned.

I was in a pretty good mood because I thought this young man was quite handsome, with regular features and a tall and straight posture.

But being so tactless is a waste of each other's time.

Never mind.

Ms. Huimei sighed and began manually updating the arena system on her computer.

The sound of her typing on the keyboard was particularly clear in the suddenly quiet examination room.

"Updating the system requires resources, so we wait for the data to synchronize, since a day is not a big difference."

"But since you're so persistent, I'll update it for you to see."

This caused an uproar among the students behind.

"What's going on? Are we really wasting everyone's time on a one-star piece of trash?"

"Teacher, just ignore him, why don't you just call security to kick him out?"

"Is this guy crazy? Does he have to humiliate himself to be satisfied?"

The blond-haired guy got even more excited, yelling at the top of his lungs, "Brother, take my advice, you should leave. Don't embarrass yourself here. One star isn't scary, what's scary is not knowing your own limitations!"

Laughter erupted again.

You Chen remained standing in the same spot, motionless.

The Great Sun Goddess floated to his ear and chuckled in a low voice, "You really are very patient."

"What else? Beat them up?" You Chen shrugged.

Ten minutes have passed.

Just when the situation was about to get out of control, the system finally finished updating.

Teacher Huimei refreshed the page casually.

Then--

Her eyes suddenly widened.

She leaned forward, almost pressing her face against the screen. Her beautiful eyes were filled with disbelief, as if she had seen something incredible.

"Oh my god..."

She murmured, her voice trembling slightly.

"It really is... Samsung?"

The entrance to the examination hall suddenly fell silent.

The students who were just shouting suddenly fell silent, as if they had been choked.

The title "Samsung Duelist" is not an exaggeration.

The ridiculous thing is—this guy was only one star a couple of days ago, no, to be precise, yesterday!

A one-star duelist can advance to three stars in a single day.

Such a thing has almost never happened in the history of Duel Academy.

Ms. Huimei felt like her brain was a little slow to process.

The blond-haired boy's smile froze on his face, the corners of his mouth still curved upwards, but his eyes had completely changed.

The girl with glasses almost had them slip down, and she frantically tried to steady them.

Those who had been urging the most were now gaping, as if they had swallowed flies, unable to utter a single word.

What?

Is it true?

WTF? !

You Chen remained standing in the same spot, his expression calm as if nothing had happened.

He simply looked at Ms. Huimei, his tone remaining indifferent.

"Is it okay now?"