God's imitator

Chapter 226 The Final Plan
The third round of guessing numbers begins.

The sheep found the owl and offered a new price.

"After our discussion, we decided to give you our final terms. If you still don't agree, then we can no longer cooperate."

"I have created the 'Contract Ticket,' but the terms on it stipulate that the player holding this ticket must either retain or consume the 'Fool's Cards' in their hand according to my requirements."

“I can give you 35 ‘Contract Tickets,’ but I must personally distribute them to all the Fool players.”

After saying that, "Sheep" took out one of its own contract tickets from its pocket and showed it to "Owl".

The content has already been written above.

All of a player's contract tickets must have exactly the same contents, meaning that once determined, they cannot be changed.

The owl looked at the conditions and found that, compared to the conditions he had proposed earlier, the sheep not only did not agree to the condition that it "must enter the final voting stage," but it even deleted the condition that it "cannot withdraw from the election during the final voting."

The contract did not impose any restrictions on her, the creator.

But the owl wasn't particularly surprised by this.

He nodded: "That's fine, but as I said before, if we're going to fill out the contract form this way, you need to come up with a more constructive plan so that I can get more benefits."

"Sheep" looked at him and lowered her voice: "Shall we talk in private?"

This time, the owl did not refuse and went with the sheep to a corner of the hall, away from the others.

"Sheep" took out another contract ticket from his pocket.

"This is the 'Rabbit' contract ticket. If you agree to this condition, then you and the 'Sika Deer' will each receive 20 'Rabbit' contract tickets."

"You should know what this means."

Lin Sizhi, the "Owl," looked at the contents of the contract and found them to be quite different from those of the "Sheep" contract.

Players holding the "Rabbit" Contract Ticket must voluntarily withdraw from the election if they enter the final 5-person voting stage.

Based on the current situation, it is highly likely that the owl, the deer, the rabbit, and the sheep will advance to the final voting stage.

The implication here is self-evident.

Lin Sizhi, the "Owl," did not agree directly, but instead asked, "So, what is your plan?"

"Sheep" was somewhat surprised: "I thought that with your intelligence, you would have understood after seeing this coupon."

Lin Sizhi, the "Owl," shook her head: "No, this coupon is part of the 'Rabbit's' plan, and I already understand."

I'm asking about your plans.

……

After some time, "Sheep" returned to the group of wise players.

Han Mengying, nicknamed "Rabbit," was getting a little anxious, but she could roughly guess that the plan was going fairly smoothly.

"Both the 'owl' and the 'sika deer' agree that the result of this round of guessing numbers will be around 45."

"Rabbit" Han Mengying nodded: "Very good, then, let's give our contract tickets to them separately."

As Han Mengying spoke, she also took out a thick stack of contract vouchers.

There are 60 contract tickets here.

"I'll give you 20 cards, 20 to 'Owl', and 20 to 'Deer'."

“I kept 20 for myself, and distributed the last 20 to the rest of our small group.”

"This is the true 'optimal allocation scheme'."

"in addition……

"Welcome to join us, you've made the right decision."

The sheep nodded: "It's a pleasure to work with you."

...With most players unaware of the inside story, the final result of the "guess the number" game was already determined.

The rabbit and the sheep came to the two small groups, the owl and the deer, to distribute contract tickets.

Han Mengying, nicknamed "Rabbit," wants to ensure that every coupon is distributed according to her plan.

What they distributed openly were, of course, the "Sheep" contract tickets, 35 for each small group, and they were evenly distributed to each player.

Those foolish players, as expected, didn't notice anything wrong with the contract.

After all, they had completely given up thinking. As long as the 'owl' and the 'sika deer' did not raise any objections, they would not question it, even if they had some vague concerns.

They happily accepted it.

Privately, "Rabbit" and "Sheep" each gave "Owl" and "Deer" 20 "Rabbit" contract tickets.

Prior to this, "Owl" and "Deer" had already begun arranging for their players to pay off their debts in batches and withdraw from "Guess the Number".

Players with longer visa periods can exchange for a total of 6 chips in 3 hours.

At the same time, by cooperating on the battle stage to receive a minimum guarantee, you can also obtain some extra chips.

Players who don't have enough chips can use the 'Sheep' contract tickets they just acquired to exchange for chips with players on the battle stage and within their own small groups. Each contract ticket is considered to be worth at least 1 chips.

In this way, through internal distribution, these players paid off their debts and withdrew from the "Guess the Number" activity.

Of course, they can still acquire more decks and continue playing on the battlegrounds to earn rewards.

However, in each round, a specific number of "Fool's Cards" must be used according to the "Sheep's" requirements in order to manipulate the result of "Guess the Number".

Apart from a very few stubborn players who were still guessing, most of the organized players quit before the fourth round of the number guessing activity ended.

Those stubborn players were forcibly eliminated in the fourth and fifth rounds. With most of the "Fool's Cards" controlled, they couldn't possibly be lucky enough to guess correctly every time.

This also meant that the "guess the number" game was already over by the end of the fifth round, with only the last 5 players remaining.

According to the game rules, these 5 players will not be eliminated and can all enter the final vote by all players.

The five players are:

Rabbit, sheep, sea turtle, owl, deer.

For players who were unaware of the truth, this final list represented a resounding victory for the "wise clique".

Because the rabbit, the sheep, and the turtle are all members of this small group.

Among them, the "Rabbit" and "Sheep" are wise players, while the "Turtle," "Owl," and "Deer" are foolish players.

The reason why the final list turned out this way was, of course, agreed upon in advance.

No one will allow any wise player other than 'Rabbit' and 'Sheep' to be included in the final list, so three fool players must be used to fill the gap.

Everything is progressing according to Han Mengying's (the "rabbit") plan.

……

Han Mengying's plan was actually not complicated; it was simply a matter of substituting one thing for another.

The original allocation plan was as follows:
The 100 contract tickets for the "Sheep" were divided into two smaller groups, 35 tickets each, for the "Sika Deer" and the "Owl".

Within the small group, these coupons were basically divided equally, with 'Sika Deer' and 'Owl' each taking a maximum of 3 to 5 coupons.

The remaining 30 cards were distributed among the wise group: "Rabbit" Han Mengying, "Hummingbird" Luo Wei, "Mole", "Turtle", and two outsiders, "Sheep" and "Spotted Dog", for a total of 6 people.

On average, each person gets about 5 coupons.

If core members like "Rabbit" or "Sheep" want to take more, or if more is allocated to "Hummingbird" Luo Wei who has too little visa time, then they can only forcibly squeeze out the benefits of other players.

After working so hard for so long, this was all the profit they could get. Of course, this was unacceptable to Han Mengying, nicknamed "Rabbit".

Therefore, when the owl hinted at "giving more benefits," Han Mengying, the rabbit, naturally thought of another strategy.

(End of this chapter)