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During this period, Cai Chu continued to stream as usual, with more than 2,000 people watching online and the chat room buzzing with discussion.

"Tap, tap, tap, tap, tap~"

The chef hummed a mysterious tune, having just finished defeating a monster, and then grabbed a "Tiger Descending the Mountain" card in his hand.

At this point, there are already three copies of "Tiger Descending the Mountain" in the deck.

"Wow, another one! I knew we should grab as many good cards as possible."

Two eye-catching comments flashed by in the comment section:

"Hey, Master, your win rate seems to be getting higher and higher lately. Have you figured out something new?"

"Yeah, I've noticed that Chef's playing style seems a bit different lately, and his win rate is higher than before."

When the chef saw these two comments, he thought to himself that his skills had indeed improved a lot during this period of studying Ye Fei's combat videos.

He smiled and replied:

"Hahaha, really? Well, maybe I'm just naturally pretty awesome."

Another comment appeared on the screen:

"Master Chef! Master Chef! Didn't you say before that Tiger Descending the Mountain was a trash card? Why are you taking three of them now?"

"If I draw another one, it'll be the fourth one. Is this card even useful?"

The chef's heart skipped a beat. He looked at the three "Tiger Descending the Mountain" cards in his deck and felt that something was off.

He recalled the video he had watched. Ye Fei always grabbed this card without hesitation, and his older brother must have his reasons for doing so.

Since it's a good hand, the more the better; you can't go wrong by drawing as many cards as possible.

"That's right, that's how it's played. Let me explain it to you again; this card is actually very strong..."

"Let me tell you, before we could only play ice and fire, fire and ice switching, but with this card, we can now do triple or even quadruple switching!"

The questions in the live stream gradually decreased, while the voices of "enlightenment" increased, but most seemed to only vaguely understand:

"Oh! I see! The chef is amazing! I've learned so much!"

"A triple transformation? Does this mean the chef is about to break through his limits again?"

"Ah, so it can be tripled? I thought two was the limit."

"Really? I don't see anything special about this card."

"..."

The chef also harbored some uncertainty, but he trusted his elder brother and gritted his teeth and continued fighting.

By the time he reached the end of the second level, he had collected five "Tiger Descending the Mountain" cards, but the three or four transformations he had anticipated still hadn't occurred.

The chef paused, took a sip of water, and tried to appear calm. Someone in the live chat asked again:

"By the way, main package, where did that genius kid you used to play with go?"

"Huh? Yeah, I haven't seen Hei Xi lately."

When Hei Xi was mentioned, Cai Chu immediately became serious. He remembered the confidentiality agreement clearly and could not reveal that his elder brother was cooperating with the organization.

Now he doesn't need to split the profits 50/50 anymore. He also needs to help clean up his older brother's affairs here.

He then relaxed, cleared his throat, and stated in a calm and declarative tone:

"Hei Xi, he's been away on business lately. We're no longer business partners, and he probably won't be coming back."

Some viewers expressed regret or disappointment in the comments. The chef continued to explain:

"But we're still friends, and there's a chance we'll meet in the live stream sometime in the future."

In the end, he was killed on the road by the third-level elite.

The live chat was filled with exclamations:

Wow, the chef is getting stronger and stronger! He used to be unable to fight elites, but now he can actually hold his own.

"Wait, wasn't it supposed to be a triple transformation? Why haven't I seen it yet?"

The chef thought to himself: Something's not right. Could there be some mistake?

He thought of Ye Fei again: he had studied that replay countless times and knew it by heart.

After thinking for a moment, he finally came to a conclusion:

"It must be the seeds that are bad!"

He restarted the game, but failed to catch "Tiger Descending the Mountain", so he restarted several more games in a row.

……

Since that day, Ye Fei's life has become regular and leisurely.

I sleep in the morning, play games in the afternoon, and sometimes play games in the evening, occasionally recording some footage.

Sometimes he would play a few rounds of A10 footage, record it, and send it to the coaching staff at Neo Academy.

Sometimes it's a malfunctioning robot, sometimes an observer, sometimes a hunter—it can be anything.

The coaches would break down the video frame by frame, annotate the questions densely below, and then compile them into a document and send it to him.

Ye Fei replied quickly, but his replies were brief.

A sentence or two, sometimes even just a few words, can keep the coaches talking all day.

"Why do we have to pay extra for a 'backflip' when we've already defended enough?"

"—Because the ability card is at the bottom, draw two more cards to adjust the card order."

Later in the video, the player indeed obtained the "Adrenaline" in the next round ahead of schedule, making their startup speed one round faster than before the rematch.

The coaches went back and studied it several more times.

"Why not take the path through the fire instead of risking your life by venturing to the elite camp?"

"Since the stats are already high enough, the elites on this floor won't do much damage, so we can get more relics."

On this day, Ye Fei sat in front of his computer, the screen displaying the Silent Hunter character interface.

He's aiming for a 30-game winning streak as a hunter. This is his second attempt since the game's inception; before that, he broke his streak at 28 games, and the other time he forgot to save.

He played very carefully this time, checking each step repeatedly, afraid of making another basic mistake.

On the 29th run, we finally reached the last boss on the third floor, the "Experimental Subject".

Ye Fei's operation was very smooth, and the poison layer was stacked very high. He used "Plan Well" to save a "Catalyst".

When the time came, he used Nightmare+ in combination with Catalyst, and the more than one hundred layers of poison on the boss instantly quadrupled.

The remaining 'Catalyst' card remained in hand, and after two rounds, the poison stacks increased eightfold, with the entire right side of the health bar covered in green.

Ye Fei yawned. He had been playing for two hours straight and had won nearly four rounds.

I've already replayed and optimized this game many times, and I'm too lazy to play it again. At this point, it's practically a win.

However, the "experimental subject" is in a non-physical state this round and cannot deal damage; it will die in the next round.

Ye Fei used the remaining funds to build two defensive cards. He did a quick calculation and found that he would have just one drop of blood left to survive.

If you survive this round, the next round will remove the physical damage, resolve the poison damage, and the boss will be instantly defeated.

"I won." Ye Fei tapped the card, ending the turn, and a "Burst" card jumped out of his hand.

His block decreased by two points, and then the "experimental subject" roared, and the hunter fell to the ground in the scene.

A silent hunter was kept out of the door by an experimental subject...

Ye Fei stared at the screen, stunned. After two seconds, he suddenly slapped his forehead:

"Damn it! I forgot to check my hand!"

A 29-game winning streak. Ended again.

He leaned back, and the chair bounced and made a creaking sound.

"How could I make such a silly mistake again!"

He quickly calmed down; his winning streak ended, and he instantly felt bored.

He stared at the ceiling for a few seconds, and a thought suddenly flashed through his mind:

Today seems to be the date written on Zixia's invitation letter.

He sat up straight, picked up the note on the table. The address was in the city center, about a forty-minute subway ride away.

It's supposed to start at 2 PM, but it's not even midnight yet.

"Anyway, it's boring to just sit here, and there's no progress on the team's affairs..."

"Why don't we go out and take a look?"

Ye Fei stood up, simply changed his shirt, put the note in his pocket, and walked out the door.

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