National destiny: Global tower climbing skills have decreased by 10,000 times.

Waking up, the global skill level of Slay the Spire has dropped by a thousandfold! Players are no longer competing on win streaks, but on win rates at lower ranks. "Challenging higher ranks" has become the exclusive domain of a select few top players. Players who reach A8 can enter the global leaderboard. "Ace A9" is the coveted goal of countless professional players, and those who successfully challenge A10 are among the very best globally. This world's Slay the Spire is a brand new "international version," combining features from both Slay the Spire 1 and Slay the Spire 2. It's deeply integrated with the community, boasts comprehensive online features, and has a real-time updated global leaderboard. Every year, a national tournament is held worldwide, and the rankings directly determine the nation's performance in the following year. With competition for international status and fortune, nations send their top professional esports teams each year to represent their countries on the national stage to compete for supremacy. "Spirit Tower Esports" has become one of the hottest industries worldwide, and players who become professional esports players are national idols, enjoying endless fame and glory. Ye Fei, a thousand-hour player and 200-win streak holder from the original world's Spire Tower, was still challenging the 30-win streak record of the second-generation A10 Hunter before his transmigration. Is a bigger deck always better? Is burning cards with Warriors a wrong strategy? Is the malfunctioning robot the strongest T0? Are the spectators just random passersby? In a room where no one knew him, Ye Fei opened the game. "A10 win streak? Isn't that something anyone can do?"