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Chapter 115 Psychic Shock

Having just been killed by a heart attack, Ye Fei felt a surge of anger.

Because he was unaware of the heart and happened to be playing a knife-based attack, he didn't even reach the normal output of Heartbreak.

Although the heart here has unlimited health, it is intentionally designed to make it impossible to win, without taking into account the situation of "efficient attack and kill solution".

The value of defense has been greatly increased. The original multiple solutions now rely heavily on defense or balanced numerical flow.

In Ye Fei's eyes, this was a rather unsuccessful revision.

However, he was still very concerned about this result. With only 734 damage, he couldn't even reach the total health of the original low-level Heart!

In that very battle, he also noticed a significant change:

That is, the original Heart's "indestructible" characteristic has been removed here!

"Indestructible" means the heart can only take a maximum of 300/200 damage per turn, starting from level 19.

Ye Fei was unsure whether it was a bug caused by the developer's oversight or a deliberate design flaw.

But what he was more concerned about was what the absence of "indestructibility" meant for the game.

This led to his subsequent actions, which were all to prove one of his conjectures.

A few hours later, three or four new names appeared on the leaderboard.

These names are basically all top players from various countries that they had previously followed.

There were players from the United States, South Korea, the United Kingdom, and the United States. But their scores were all only in the third or fourth round, with an output of two or three hundred, and the highest was only a little over four hundred.

It was far behind "Sakura's Second Slash" in seven rounds, dealing only a little over 700 damage.

To date, "Sakura's Second Slash" still holds a commanding lead in the standings!

Upon seeing this achievement, several programmers involved in designing the 'A?' level were stunned.

"Impossible!" a programmer exclaimed.

They all remembered that when they were designing this level, they had already conducted countless simulated combat tests using "simulated AI" from the top players in the United States.

No matter how many times they tested it, the final results showed that no match lasted more than five rounds and the damage exceeded 400.

Even in the best-case scenario, which was exceptionally rare, the character died in the sixth round after dealing over 400 damage.

This makes sense, because in their expectations, the extremely high damage from the heart enhancement in the fifth round would be impossible for anyone to withstand.

However, this "Sakura's Second Slash" survived for a full seventy-seven rounds. Not only did it survive for seven rounds, but it also left behind more than seven hundred damage output.

What kind of nonsense is this?

Discussion immediately broke out in the lab: "Was the second cut too powerful, or was the heart gate designed too simply?"

Someone asked in a low voice.

"I don't know. We can't see their actual gameplay. Maybe this second strike encountered some incredibly lucky seed."

"Let's wait and see. They've only been up here for a short time, so they're probably not familiar with the mechanics yet."

"Give them more time, and maybe they can achieve even better results."

They all knew that once the "A?" difficulty level was unlocked, it could be challenged repeatedly.

The entry fee is extremely low compared to other advanced PVP modes, almost equivalent to a free challenge, making it a privilege for A10 players.

Each time a challenge is challenged, the leaderboard will only record their best score, and it can be refreshed repeatedly.

Therefore, they are also looking forward to seeing what kind of potential these A10 players can reach after being given enough time and opportunities to optimize their skills.

Only then, with the data and results available at that time, will the true extent of the heart's difficulty be revealed.

"So, that's your reason for removing 'Indestructible'?"

"Yes, in order to see the players' true damage output, we removed this limitation."

"And don't forget, this is the international version, and there are characters like the Crown Prince. It's not impossible for the Sword Forging Style to deal hundreds of damage in one turn."

"Beckel said. The other researchers nodded, understanding what he meant.

Ye Fei considered a strategy targeting the heart from the very beginning. As the frequency of the first generation of cards increased, many of his previous ideas and memories of playing the first generation of cards kept resurfacing.

Many solutions flashed through his mind, all based on his experience playing the first Heartbreak game, combined with his experience from completing the second game, creating many new possibilities.

However, either the situation is too extreme and the probability is extremely low, or the feasibility is low and the time consumption is too great.

He's looking for the perfect solution!

So he played one game after another. In many of these games, after finishing one or two levels without getting what he wanted, he would quit immediately and start a new game to save time.

Sometimes, if things don't go well at the start, he might just give up.

In the third round, he encountered a "Ghost Form" card, and Ye Fei's eyes lit up. He then advanced to the third level.

However, he didn't get what he wanted, so he quit and gave up on the game.

In his eighth encounter, he encountered a fully mastered "Corrosive Wave" that could unleash infinite poison.

Ye Fei immediately perked up and searched every possible place where he could draw cards.

On the third floor of the shop, he happened to come across a "Catalyst" card, his eyes lit up again, he decisively bought it, and then started frantically walking through question marks.

However, he didn't encounter the event he wanted until the very end. The "Dragon Slayer Ranking" didn't support custom seeds, so he had no choice but to give up.

In the eleventh round, he drew the "Color Philosopher" card, successfully obtaining a Warrior's "Dominator" card, and his spirits lifted again.

But even after reaching the third level, he still hadn't gotten the "Terror" card he wanted, as if the dealer was deliberately working against him.

"Alas, what a pity," Ye Fei sighed.

In the fifteenth round, he cleaned up fifteen cards on the first floor and successfully drew the "Residual Image".

It was already late at night, and Ye Fei had been playing all night long; his eyelids were starting to droop.

Oulo stood beside him, brewing him coffee again and again, and trying to persuade him several times, but he showed no sign of stopping.

It wasn't until he defeated the third elite on the first floor that he obtained a relic, the 'Tungsten Alloy Rod'.

"Tungsten Alloy Rod": Each time you lose health, you reduce the health points you have lost by 1.

"Hmm?" Ye Fei sat up a little straighter.

After defeating the first floor, the boss's reward cards will drop: 'Serpent Form', 'Blade Trap', and 'Strategist'.

Ye Fei glanced at his deck: the deck was very clean, with only a dozen or so cards, and it had everything from drawing to discarding cards, and the concentration was also high enough.

An idea suddenly popped into his head, and with a try-it-out mentality, he grabbed the "Planning Expert" card and went to the next level.

Later, he encountered another "Corrosive Wave". He wasn't very excited, but he still grabbed it with a try-it-out mentality.

On the third floor, he encountered another "Residual Image" and glanced at it in his deck.

At this point, his "Corrosive Wave" poison flow was nearing completion. With the addition of the first-generation "Concentration", his operational flexibility had greatly improved, making it possible to execute big hands.

This allows him to achieve limitless potential even amidst the interference of "five blessings arriving at the door."

In addition, he also has a "scheming expert". If he can delete a few more cards, he can achieve efficient and unlimited operation of the poison without activation.

However, he knew clearly that simply applying poison infinitely was far from enough; to achieve his goal, he needed an important component.

Until he walked into the shop and saw both an 'Undiscovered Gem' and a 'Catalyst', he almost instantly stood up: "The opportunity has arrived!"

"Undiscovered Gem": Draw a random card from the deck and gain 2 replays.

What he wanted to prove was that the heart could be punctured!

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