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

Chapter 133 Pre-borrowing Time

After finishing speaking, Mu Shi was about to stand up from her chair, as if preparing to leave.

Ye Fei, however, remained focused on the screen, his hand still on the mouse, and asked with a hint of surprise, "You're not playing anymore?"

Mushi stopped what she was doing, turned around and glanced at him, somewhat impatiently: "Don't you understand yet? I've already got a perfect hand this round. Even if Xingyuan came, it would be a bad situation for me. What are you still hesitating about?"

"Let's not waste time. I have no interest in using a perfect hand to bully you. Hurry up and call Xingyuan over."

When Ye Fei heard this, he acted as if he hadn't heard it at all, without even raising his head, still looking at the three options given by 'Orobas'.

After he finished speaking, he casually replied, "It's okay, just keep playing."

"If we lose, I'll keep my promise and call Xingyuan right now."

"And you've only reached the first level, how do you know you've won?"

Dusk did not reply.

"As a professional player, you should know that this game is full of randomness."

"How can you be sure you'll win if you quit before the very last moment?"

When Ye Fei said this, he himself felt that he had talked a bit too much.

Normally, he wouldn't say so much; he'd just fight if he wanted to, or leave if he didn't.

But things are different now. This person is clearly carrying extraordinary information. If we let him go, he may leave behind unknown hidden dangers.

If it really affects Xingyuan's participation in the competition and they lose the provincial competition, then all their preparations over this period of time will have been in vain.

Moreover, this person's intentions are unclear and his attitude is unstable; we absolutely cannot let him go.

So he said he would do everything he could to delay as much as possible and keep this person around, at least until Xingyuan's first round of matches was over.

Dusk chuckled softly, sat back down, and slowly raised her head: "I said, you were deliberately stalling for time, weren't you?"

Ye Fei's tone was icy: "It's alright, I'll keep my promise immediately if I lose, without a second thought."

"But you haven't beaten me yet, and according to the agreement, you can't go anywhere."

Dusk glanced around and noticed that a tall, imposing security guard had been standing at the door.

The man, wearing sunglasses and with his hands in his pockets, stood there motionless, like a silent iron wall, blocking the doorway—it was Xiao Wei.

Dusk smiled slyly, nodded, and walked back to his seat, thinking to himself: This guy really won't give up until he's completely cornered.

Since this person insists on seeing the Yellow River before he gives up, let's just let him "give up" then.

Let him see what the difference is between an ordinary player and a top player!

He sat back down, picked up the mouse again, opened the map, and immediately entered the second level, operating even faster than before.

Ye Fei's attention returned to the screen.

Those words, seemingly spoken to the opponent, were actually meant for himself.

Actually, the one who might not know whether he could win this round is himself. He is the one who doesn't know if he can definitely win.

Because throughout the first level, his luck with the cards was not good, even very bad.

Throughout the entire first level, he didn't get any high-quality key component cards, nor did he see a single rare card.

It wasn't until after defeating the boss of the first floor that I managed to select the only rare card from the card rewards: 'Module Modification'.

The other two reward cards are "Creative AI" and "Cooling Agent," which are practically useless in the current deck.

He only managed to remove one "Strike" card in the first round of card removal, and he had to go to the shop to do so.

If the development pressure in the second tier is too high and there is no "pure" card, and there are no key card-removing relics in the third tier, you can basically say goodbye to the simplified deck.

But it doesn't really matter. Actually, what he was worried about was never getting through customs.

Because in the original pure PVE mode of the game, each character has many solutions, and you can win as long as you find one of them.

There's no inherent superiority or inferiority among different playstyles. As long as it's consistent and you can clear the game, it's a good playstyle. The only difference is whether you win quickly or slowly, but in the end, you can still win.

So for him, even if he were to win a hundred games in a row, it wouldn't be too difficult, as long as he wasn't an extremely unlucky player.

However, the situation is quite different in the PVP "Duel Mode".

Due to the different roles, the "collision reactions" that may occur between cards and between decks will also be different.

Two decks with different characters that could both clear the game might be different in PVP due to factors such as card counters and card draw order.

Even the order in which cards are played can produce drastically different results.

This means that a deck that performs poorly in PvE may actually defeat an opponent with a better deck in PvP.

Under this premise, there are many more things to consider.

However, Ye Fei did not feel anxious; he remained calm as usual.

He slowed down a bit, not rushing to advance through the levels, and began to think calmly.

This person claims to have a perfect hand, which means they must have drawn some exceptionally good cards.

In their eyes, these hands, since they can be called "Heavenly Hand", must be key components of a certain style of play.

Having been in this world for so long, he has met countless players, both big and small, and has roughly figured them out.

People here, whether from China or other countries, generally have a strong tendency towards sectarian thinking.

Moreover, they lack the concept of simplification and operation, and rely heavily on luck. As long as they have gathered the "standard components" of a certain school, they feel that they have already won.

He continued to think: his understanding of the Necromancer was that this character had many different playstyles, which often overlapped, and the cards had close synergy.

There are many ways to clear the game, and sometimes a single "Hang Kill" can solve the output limit for the entire game, so it is difficult to define it with a single style.

However, according to the logic of this world, the opponent must be playing a single style of Necromancer.

If we follow this logic, then the first things to rule out should be "soul flow" and "nihilism flow".

The fact that "empty cards are consumed if not played" is definitely unacceptable to them, and they should avoid them.

They will most likely define the effect of "Soul" (0 cost to draw 2) as "useless".

Then the most likely possibilities are "Calamity Flow" and... He seemed to suddenly realize something, and his speed immediately increased.

With the advantage of his deck, Twilight made rapid progress in defeating monsters on the second floor.

In the middle, he walked into a question mark and encountered an event: the "crystal ball".

He spent 99 gold coins, randomly opened three slots, and just happened to get a set of rare cards.

Three rare cards are laid out on the screen: "Summoning", "Mental Overload", and "Domain".

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"Summoning Spirits", a skill card, costs 0 mana. It transforms a card from the draw deck into a "Soul", which is nothingness.

"Mental Overload", 0 cost, Ability Card, gain 3 cost for 2 draws, inflict 3 stacks of Calamity on yourself each turn.

'Domain', 3 cost, Ability Card, grants 1 extra cost and 1 draw per turn, Void.

He opened his eyes wide and chose the 'Domain' without hesitation.

The card "Domain" is considered "superpowered" in the Dragon Kingdom's evaluation. It has high stats, stable improvement, and is applicable to all playstyles. It's the kind of card you can grab without hesitation when you see it.

He shook his head. This round was already a sure win; the arrival of the 'Domain' would simply make the victory faster and more decisive.

He opened the deck and glanced at it. The deck now had nearly thirty cards, including "Retrieve", "Shake", "Snap", "Guardian", as well as "Domain" and "Resurrection".

Because of the existence of the "Exploitation" card, he felt that the more bone cards he could draw, the better.

Therefore, whenever he encountered a bone card, he would grab it without hesitation, while he basically stopped grabbing other cards.

By the end of the second level, his deck had reached thirty-five cards.

When I finished defeating the boss, a "Exploitation" card appeared in the reward cards.

He could barely suppress his laughter.

"Even when I play by myself, I rarely encounter such a winning hand," he thought to himself.

He glanced at the map; his opponent had just finished defeating the second-floor boss, but slightly faster than him.

His expression changed slightly, but he didn't pay much attention and opened the map for the third floor.

At this point, Ye Fei's deck had reached twenty-five cards. He had almost completely abandoned the idea of ​​simplifying his deck, opting instead for an infinite loop of card removal.

After completing the entire second layer, he still hadn't encountered a single rare card. He gradually drew many components to try and build a deck, but none of them were complete.

Looking at the three reward cards spread out on the screen, his second rare card, which was crucial to the deck's composition, he focused his attention.

The three cards are: "Echoing Form", "Fragmentation", and "One Heart of All Things".

He suddenly perked up.