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

The moment Wuhen entered the room, the live chat on the Dragon Kingdom's side instantly went wild.

"It's Wuhen! The number one fighter in the Dragon Kingdom! Finally, someone who can fight has arrived."

"So Wuhen can hunt too?"

"Wuhen is awesome! Quickly teach him what a real spire is."

"They've really messed up now! It's time for the Japanese to see what the world is like."

On C-site, Wuhen's account simultaneously started a live stream. As soon as the video loaded, the number of online viewers surged to 100,000 and was still climbing at a visible rate.

Wuhen sat calmly in front of the computer. His fingers rested on the mouse, but he didn't rush to click "start." Instead, he glanced at the ID on the other end of the line.

——"Sakura's first sword".

He took a deep breath.

To be honest, his understanding of hunters is far less than his understanding of robots.

It could even be said that he has hardly ever played the hunter, and he rarely uses it in his training.

But he had clearly seen every single match he had played against those top players.

He watched every single one of Green Leopard's and the other challengers' matches.

He not only watched, but also replayed the key operations and decisions in his mind repeatedly. At this moment, they played clearly in his mind like a slideshow.

He discovered a common pattern:

This "Sakura's First Slash" will grab any knife card and "Precision" card without hesitation in every round.

Sometimes, even if there are no weapon cards in the deck, you will not hesitate to draw "Precision" without hesitation, and you will always draw two or three high-quality weapon cards later.

No matter how the seeds change, he can always get both 'Nightmare' and 'Precision' in a single game.

Sometimes, even if "Nightmare" appears early in the game, he dares to take it directly, without worrying at all about not having "Precision" later.

Sometimes it was the first boss, sometimes the second, but he clearly remembered that in these consecutive runs, he was always able to catch 'Nightmare' as he wished.

After the first strike that kills the Nightmare, the speed of clearing stages immediately increases significantly, especially against elites and bosses with high health.

After getting the "Precision" card, he used "Nightmare" to copy three "Precision+" cards, instantly stacking the damage of one hit to twenty-eight points.

Once activated, the knife explodes like a barrage of cannonballs, dealing hundreds of damage in a single burst.

Monsters rarely survive more than a few rounds, and no boss can last more than ten rounds.

The challengers before them, although all were masters of the dagger style, only had one "Precision" card at most, making their output efficiency much lower.

Moreover, they also have to consider defense, so their progress is naturally much slower.

Among the people who challenged him, none of them dared to draw "Nightmare" because they either didn't have the key cards or hadn't even thought about it.

What a coincidence!

This is too much of a coincidence.

Especially his blind draws; if we say that his blind draws were "precise," we can also understand them as "ready to win" or "strategizing for the future."

However, it's a bit odd to blindly grab "Nightmare" without any key cards, and to do so without hesitation.

In his understanding, "Nightmare" is a three-cost counter card that does not provide any numerical improvement. It is not only useless, but may also clog your hand and have a negative effect.

This isn't just wrong, it's extremely wrong!

Unless, he cheated.

If the opponent can know in advance what cards will be played in each round, or change the probability of certain cards being dealt, then everything makes sense.

But right now, there's no evidence, and people won't buy it just by making empty claims. Plus, the whole world is watching.

To test his theory, he decided to get involved. After a moment's thought, he resolutely clicked into the room.

Even if he doesn't know how to play Hunter, even if he has to risk the dignity of being the number one player in the Dragon Kingdom, he has to play this game whether he wants to or not.

Because he knows:

The people of China need him now!

Soon, the countdown reached zero, and the game began.

In the first level, Neo presented three options. Wuhen clearly remembered all the decisions made in the previous rounds of "Sakura's First Slash".

He discovered that the first choice for the first cut always preferred "high-risk, high-reward" options, such as relics like the "Roll Box," "Cursed Pearl," and "Leaf Ointment."

Moreover, without exception, the results drawn are always unexpectedly good, and one can always gain a great advantage at the start.

Now, the situation is similar, and he can almost be certain that if it were the first cut, he would still choose this option!

With that in mind, he didn't hesitate and directly chose the 'Arcane Scroll'.

Sure enough, an afterimage appeared on the screen, which is top-tier defensive support for the knife-wielding style.

At this point, his suspicions were gradually confirmed.

The first enemy was a slime. Three cards popped up as a reward; he quickly glanced at them and immediately chose "First Strike."

"First Strike", a 1-cost attack card that deals 7 damage and adds a "Dagger" to your hand.

After being hit, it becomes 10 damage, which is equivalent to 1 mana for 14 damage, a pretty good number for a common card.

The card next to it, "Tighten," is generally considered a better transitional card. After playing it, you can get 16 or even 19 attacks for 1 mana.

However, he believes that the first strike will definitely be the "Preemptive Strike" rather than the "Tighten" move, because with precise coordination, the situation will be very different.

The second monster grabbed a 'Cloak Dagger'.

The third monster dropped the "Precision" item.

After several battles, Wuhen's route selection and card drawing were almost identical to "Sakura's First Slash," as if they were copied simultaneously.

Even the order in which they knocked the cards over the fire was exactly the same.

The viewers in the live stream didn't notice it at first, but now they're starting to pay attention to it.

"Huh? Why is Wuhen's card-drawing method exactly the same as that of the Japanese country of Japan?"

"It's not just about drawing cards; the entire strategy is the same!"

"What are you talking about? Who is Wuhen! Does Wuhen, the head of the Sakura Parliament, not know anything about this?"

"As expected of the number one expert in the Dragon Kingdom, it turns out they had already figured out the same fighting style long ago."

The comments section was filled with amazement and anticipation, and the confidence of the Chinese audience gradually began to improve.

While the viewers were marveling at the play, only Wuhen himself knew that he didn't actually know how to play that style of combat, or rather, he "didn't know it at all."

However, through watching these few games, he managed to thoroughly understand the mindset and card-drawing habits of this "Sakura's First Sword" using his extraordinary memory and comprehension.

During the game played by the Green Leopards, he was verifying his predictions, guessing several decisions correctly in a row, and was able to replicate them almost perfectly.

Now, he is even more certain of his idea; he just needs to put it on the field to test it out.

Meanwhile, "The First Slash of Sakura" is also progressing rapidly.

His gameplay remained fluid and seamless, drawing one weapon card after another, and his deck rapidly took shape.

He glanced at the progress comparison in the upper right corner from time to time—the player on the other side named "Wuhen" was keeping pace with him, with almost no difference in progress.

"Hey, looks like there are still some strong people in the Dragon Kingdom." He muttered to himself, increasing the speed of his hands.

But he found that no matter how fast he sped up, his opponent always maintained the same pace. Sometimes, they were even a few seconds faster than him.

His brow furrowed slightly.

At this time, the number of online viewers in the C-site live stream room had exceeded 100,000.

Some people compared the two versions and found that Wuhen's route, card drawing, and even the decision to use the campfire were exactly the same as "Sakura's First Slash".

"Was he spying on the screen?" someone questioned.

Someone in the live chat immediately retorted:

"In one-on-one mode, even if you have two screens open to watch the opponent fight, it's impossible to be completely synchronized."

"Because by the time you watch, the opponent has already finished their move. If you try to copy them, you'll always be one step behind, which guarantees a loss."

"Look at Wuhen, not only is he not lagging behind at all, but he's even showing signs of surpassing us. If we try to imitate him by watching the screen back and forth, it's almost impossible, isn't it?"

"What are you questioning? This is flawless! Does he even need to imitate the playing style of Japan, a mere country like Japan?"

The debate in the comments section grew increasingly heated, but most people chose to believe Wuhen—because he is "Wuhen," he is "the number one person in the Dragon Kingdom."

Before the first boss, Wuhen arrived at the first shop a few seconds earlier than "Sakura's First Slash".

He decisively bought a "Hidden Dagger," tapped the "Precision" card under the fire, and then continued to advance through the levels.

A few seconds later, "Sakura's First Strike" also entered the shop. He also bought a "Concealed Dagger" and then tapped "Precision".

The live chat exploded with comments.

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