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

Xingyuan could sense that the opponent's speed was more than twice as fast as in the previous game, clearly showing his true strength, which made him very happy.

So he gave it his all, filled with the passion of a "challenge," feeling that he had finally found a true opponent.

At that moment, he looked at a "Ragnarok" card in the shop and smiled confidently once again.

"Hmph, those weaklings in the professional circle only know that spectators have few lives and low health, so they crudely define her as a 'weak' character."

"They never considered how terrifying the potential for the double harm caused by the observer truly is!"

In the Dragon Kingdom Tower community, the card "Ragnarok" is considered "highly unstable" and a dangerous card that forgoes "Block," so it is generally not considered for picking.

But only he himself knows how powerful this card will be when combined with the double damage from the "wrath" state of the observer.

As long as you can kill the monster in one round, there's no need to put up a defense. This is the latest idea he's developed over the past three years! It's also the underlying logic of the "Warrior Quick Attack Style" he developed!

"The game has only just begun!"

After receiving the card, he indeed sped up even more, gradually catching up with Ye Fei.

After defeating the boss of the first floor, Ye Fei looked at the three reward relics offered by 'Eurobas' and fell into deep thought:

"Sea Glass" - Choose 15 random cards from other characters and add them to your deck.

'Prismatic Gem' - Gain 1 energy at the start of each turn, and from then on, card rewards will include cards from other characters.

"Driftwood" - can be re-thrown once per card reward.

Based on his previous experience, "Sea Glass" not only might not get the cards he wanted, but could also pollute the deck and cause negative effects, so the risk was too great and it was ruled out first.

That leaves only two options: 'Prismatic Gem' and 'Driftwood'. To some extent, these two have conflicting functions.

Ye Fei looked at his deck and his brain worked at lightning speed: he hadn't drawn any good cards in the first layer, and the overall stats were relatively low.

If he reaches the second level and fails to kill the monsters within a few rounds, given his current weak defensive capabilities, he is likely to suffer heavy losses on the second level, or even die suddenly.

Therefore, if you choose 'Prismatic Gem', your average stats and mobility will be greatly improved each turn, but you will almost never see the cards you want in card rewards again, and deck building will be practically stagnant.

If he chooses "Driftwood", as long as he can get a "Tiger Descends the Mountain" card and go for the infinite flow route, the previous simplified construction can come in handy and all the problems can be solved.

However, if he doesn't draw the card he wants, he will be fighting under extremely high pressure, and failing to draw the card he wants is equivalent to receiving no reward.

This is not a choice between the best of the best, but a complete gamble!

After a moment's thought, he resolutely chose the latter.

Xingyuan operated quickly and soon defeated another elite enemy on the second floor.

He once again confirmed the correctness of his thinking, and confidently glanced at the split screen, convinced that no one in the Dragon Kingdom could surpass his understanding.

But when he saw in the "peeping device" that the other party had wiped out a layer of monsters in one turn, he rubbed his eyes.

The "Black Evening" on the screen, I don't know when it started, has become almost twice as fast, and its progress is far ahead of his.

Upon closer inspection, he saw that after Ye Fei played a card with a certain ability, he switched between "calm" and "anger" five or six times, and in just one round, he killed all the monsters, which shocked him even more.

"What the hell is this?"

He quickly turned off the screen viewer and accelerated his actions. When he reached the second boss, he glanced at the screen again:

Ye Fei had not only finished fighting long ago, but he had also chosen the route with the most elite monsters on the third floor and was already engaged in fierce battle with them.

He couldn't believe his eyes—two years of professional experience, three years of dedicated research, and the hard-won development of a cutting-edge approach that led the Chinese tower industry had been utterly crushed by this "newcomer."

Impossible! Absolutely impossible!

As he watched Ye Fei once again slay the three strongest elites of the third level, the "Three Knights," in a single round, he fell into deep thought:

"From the past to the present, we have always believed that any character should have as many cards as possible."

"As long as you have enough cards and control the ratio of attacking to defending, you can deal with all kinds of possible situations."

But the current situation forced him to have doubts:

Was their line of thinking wrong from the very beginning?

The most unique aspect of the spectator is that it has two states: "anger" and "calmness," one that increases damage and the other that increases cost.

However, these two states of cards are often not drawn together, resulting in "calm" but no extra cost, and "angry" but no return to "calm".

In the viewer's entire deck, there aren't many cards that can switch states; in one round, they might only draw two "Wrath" cards or three "Calm" cards.

Therefore, few people thought that these two states could be switched back and forth. The best person to do this was the chef, who developed the viewer's "double transformation".

But what if you could draw both "Calm" and "Rage" cards every round? Or even multiple cards at the same time?

Just then, he felt as if a switch had been flipped in his brain, and countless inspirations poured in.

He suddenly realized something.

"I understand, Hei Xi!"

He went into the shop, abandoned the "True Word" and resolutely chose "Purify", deleting three "Attack and Defense" cards at the start of each game.

Sure enough, his progress accelerated significantly. After streamlining his deck, he was able to switch between "Calm" and "Rage" two or three times each turn.

"Hahaha! I get it!"

Soon, he also arrived at the third-level boss. Just as he was full of confidence and glanced at Hei Xi's screen again...

He suddenly felt a sense of despair.

The last time I felt this sense of uncertainty was five years ago, on that afternoon.

That year, he was a rising star in e-sports, just beginning to make a name for himself in domestic competitions and about to represent the country on the battlefield of national destiny.

During the preliminary rounds, he led his team through the competition, consistently achieving the highest average stats with his "faulty robot," earning him the title of "King of Robots in China."

At that time, he looked down on everyone, and countless "geniuses" in the eyes of the world fell one by one in his hands, becoming stepping stones.

He was confident that he had no rivals in the world, until he met that person.

He is the genius player from Korea—Parkjihoon, an absolute genius, the highest mountain and the longest river in the world of esoteric sports.

Despite playing the same malfunctioning robot, Park Jin-hyuk displayed a completely different playing style, leading the Chinese team by a wide margin all the way.

His entire team was completely stunned; he had never seen such a style of play before. It was then that his confidence began to crumble, and a sense of powerless despair began to emerge.

Ultimately, the Dragon Kingdom team was defeated, and their ranking stopped at the top five, failing to advance to the finals.

Now, this "newcomer" in front of him makes him feel the same sense of uncertainty.

He couldn't see through it, just like when he faced Park Kim-hyuk, he couldn't see the end of it at a glance.

Quickly, at 34 minutes and 06 seconds, the third-floor boss disappeared from the screen; he had given up the fight. Ye Fei immediately sent a message:

"Okay, I won. Now you can say yes, right?"

Xingyuan was silent for a few seconds, then finally replied:

"Yes, you won, I lost."