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

Chapter 116 Compilation Impact

Ye Fei quickly finished the third floor and immediately pressed the button to enter the heart room.

The screen flashed, and the huge blue heart reappeared before my eyes, its thumping sound echoing throughout the room.

But this time, Ye Fei's expression was different. He showed a long-lost seriousness, a seriousness unique to a challenger.

In the first round, Heart played "Five Blessings" as usual, adding five status cards to the draw pile, simultaneously applying Vulnerable, Fragile, and Weak.

Ye Fei immediately began manipulating his hand, his fingers flying across the mouse. After playing a "Strategist" card, the rhythm began.

The deck was very streamlined, and under his skillful play, he achieved zero-starting infinity in the second round.

Cards were flipped over, played, and drawn back, one wave after another, like ocean waves, and soon all the skill cards were labeled "Ingenious".

This naturally includes the "Undiscovered Gem X".

He continued to pass, discard, and draw cards in an endless cycle, with the "Undiscovered Gem Ten" being played repeatedly in round after round.

Soon, almost every card in his deck was marked with "Replay 3", and some were even stacked up to "Replay 6".

Then, the number of layers of his "Corrosive Wave" status changed from 3 to 9, then to 12, then to 27. After that, every few cards he drew, the number of poison layers on his heart increased rapidly by several stacks.

A small green bar began to gradually appear on the right side of his long health bar.

After running for a few more rounds, Ye Fei began to consciously reduce the frequency of using "Undiscovered Gem Ten" to prevent discarded cards from exceeding the hand limit due to too many replays.

His movements became faster and faster, and the numbers on the screen climbed steadily like stocks.

He kept the "Catalyst Ten" card in his hand, and after rounds of use, the number of "replays" had reached "6".

Soon, under the extremely high layer of "corrosion wave" at "33" layers, Ye Fei successfully coated his heart with more than 500 layers of poison in less than three minutes.

"It should be about time!" Ye Fei said in a low voice, his tone somewhat excited.

With a click of the mouse, the "Catalyst Ten" card was played.

The poison effect exploded on the screen, exploding seven times in a row. The "Catalyst X" from "Replay 6" was displayed on the screen seven times in succession.

The number of poison layers increased from over 500 to over 1,000, then to over 4,000, then to over 10,000, over 30,000, and over 100,000, eventually penetrating the "99999" number on the heart's health bar.

However, it wasn't over yet. By the time Catalyst 10 was used for the fifth time, the poison stacks had already soared to over 120,000. With the final use, the number jumped again, reaching over one million!

The numbers far exceeded the display slot, leaving only a string of overlapping, garbled characters.

Ye Fei was very satisfied. He had just been beaten to death by the heart, and now he finally felt relieved.

He clicked "End Round".

The poison damage began to be calculated. Suddenly, the heart trembled, and then the entire long health bar went from full "99999" to zero.

Immediately afterwards, the "damage counter" hanging above the heart started from 0 and instantly skyrocketed to a string of "9"s, with all digits being "9", filling the entire counter.

Then the numbers flashed again, and the long string of numbers suddenly turned into three letters:

——『Nan』

In that instant, the rousing music stopped abruptly, the screen froze, and the mouse pointer remained motionless on the screen.

Ye Fei was slightly taken aback. He shook the mouse, but there was no response. He tapped the keyboard, but there was still no response.

"It crashed?" Ye Fei frowned, his eyes already filled with tired bloodshot veins.

He leaned back in his chair, staring at the 'Nan' on the screen, his expression somewhat disappointed.

"I thought there would be some extra reward, but it's all ruined now?"

Eagle Nation, Institute for International Esports Strategy.

It was 4:50 a.m. Several researchers were slumped over their tables, their coffee cups empty.

Some people were yawning, while others were whispering about their plans after their shifts.

"In ten minutes, we can go take a break." A young researcher rubbed his eyes and yawned. "The data should all be ready for today, right?"

"That's about it. The last few updates to the leaderboards were from three hours ago."

Another person flipped through a tablet: "Those who should be sleeping early are already asleep. There are only a few top players, so who would stay up all night to play?"

""

"Hey, did you say Park Kim-hyuk really participate in the competition? Why haven't I heard anything from Korea yet?"

"Underestimating the enemy! You don't understand. Someone as capable as him wouldn't just reveal the truth."

"But I don't think South Korea cares about these things. I think their media would love to expose more of these kinds of things so they can get more..."

"What should it be called? Something that 'showcases national prestige' and displays the brilliance of Korea's premier esports scene."

Becker was holding the last cup of coffee, about to finish it. In five minutes, he could go back to rest in peace.

Suddenly, a status update notification popped up on the screen.

He almost spat out his coffee, immediately turned his chair around, and leaned over the table to look:

Upon seeing the leaderboard, he stopped in his tracks.

Just a few seconds ago, the record status of "Sakura's Second Slash" was updated.

In the damage column, the original "736" damage has become a very long string of numbers starting with "1".

The number was so long that it couldn't fit in the leaderboard and overflowed the table borders, turning into a few garbled characters.

Becker rubbed his eyes, thinking he was seeing things. He refreshed the page, but the string of numbers remained unchanged; it was still a jumble of gibberish.

Then, the entire leaderboard page suddenly flashed, and a red error message popped up:

Error: Data Overflow

『303————』

"This—" His voice trembled slightly.

Seeing this incredible scene, even my drowsiness vanished.

Several researchers nearby heard the commotion and immediately came over.

Before they could react, a series of hurried footsteps came from the doorway.

A staff member from the network engineering department practically rushed in, his face pale and his voice trembling, shouting, "The system, the system has crashed!"

Becker stared at the screen full of red error message pop-ups, his mind a complete mess.

He recalled the exaggerated number and the excessive damage from earlier, and immediately realized that this might also have caused the system to crash.

He quickly calmed down and thought things through. His intuition told him that there was definitely something wrong with this.

Let's not even talk about how the system crashed, or why anyone is still attacking at this time.

How did this "Second Sakura Slash" manage to achieve such an astronomical number? That seems to be the more noteworthy question.

But then he thought about it again and realized that there was a possibility that the "Sakura's Second Slash" was bugged.

He suddenly understood.

Only in this way can it be explained, because it can explain both the origin of the astronomical figures and the cause of the system crash.

Thinking of this, he felt somewhat relieved.

At the same time, all over the world.

In an internet cafe in the Dragon Kingdom, a player is at a crucial moment in the Dragon Slayer ranking PVP.

His opponent was down to his last sliver of health, and he was about to play his final card to finish him off when suddenly the screen froze and a red error message popped up.

"What the hell?!"

He smacked the mouse a few times, making a "thump-thump" sound, but there was no response.

A few seconds later, the game was forcibly exited, and a message popped up on the login screen:

The system has crashed and is undergoing emergency repairs. Server operations are temporarily suspended.

"Dynasty! I'll advance to Tier 5 after this game!" He was so angry he almost threw his mouse.

In the capital city of Goryeo, a live streamer's chat room suddenly fell silent.

It wasn't because of the streamer's actions, but because the game system suddenly crashed.

The streamer paused for two seconds, then shrugged at the camera: "It's not my fault, the game crashed on its own. That's it for today, I'm ending the stream!"

The screen went black, and the live stream ended. He had accepted orders from his fans but hadn't fulfilled them; he simply disappeared.

The chat exploded again, with some blaming the server and others yelling "garbage" and "refund!"

In the land of cherry blossoms, inside a professional organization, a player is engaged in a PvP battle and is about to lose.

If he loses this match, his points will be reset to zero, and his opponent will be able to advance by stepping on his head.

Suddenly, the screen flashed, an error message popped up, and he exited the game.

He stood up, raised his hands, and cheered, "Yay! Hahaha! You can't beat me!"

There were also the Kingdom of Will, the Kingdom of France, the Kingdom of Bears, and the Kingdom of Eagles—at the same time, countless players who were fighting for the Dragon Slayer Ranking experienced the same scene:

Lag, errors, forced exits, system maintenance—various complaints and grievances have been erupting across various forums and social media platforms.

Breaking News: The Dragon Slayer Challenge's system suddenly crashed late at night —

"What on earth is going on?!"

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