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ChillOut: Rich/Billionaire Player《氪金玩家》Anime


He loves to show off his wealth. As the top consumer in the game, he has the most magnificent profession and the coolest equipment. He always keeps a low profile when he pays his so-called “basic consumption”, and enjoys being envied by common players. In the game world, money is everything!
— anime-planet.com
Alternative: Billionaire Player, Người Chơi Khắc Kim, 氪金玩家
Author(s): Zhuang Wu Shuang
Artist(s): Xiang Pi Ca
Genre(s): Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Mystery, Romance, Sci-fi, Shounen
Type: Manhua
My Rating: ★★★

The story of the the male protagonist sees fragments of the future with a drug. Then he dumped all his money into a virtual reality game that in the future, will overtake the world. With his money, he picked the best character, has the best equipment and progresses with the game at lighting speed with his wealth. He slowly builds his empire and also schemes on the people who are his enemies, including the ones who caused his parents death. Watch how he level up and how he revenge on those who plot against him. 

I have watched the season 1 for this Chinese anime. Onto Season 2 but got some issues with the video so still trying to download the working one. Well, the story is not fantastic and also the anime graphics is ok. So far I don't recommend it but you can watch if you want to kill time. 

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