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

"Don't worry, you can play."

After looking at the deck several times, Ye Fei chose a "Meteor Strike" card.

Lin Xi was even more confused when he saw the card. In his mind, this card was one that required a cost-boosting card and luck to draw it together with the cost-boosting card before it could be played.

Ye Fei currently has no other means of increasing his cost, except for obtaining the relic "Ice Cream" from defeating an elite on the first floor.

Even with "Ice Cream", you have to sacrifice other turns' worth of resources to play it.

He didn't know how Ye Fei would play the game, but he didn't ask any more questions and continued watching.

Starting from the second layer, Ye Fei's card-drawing style suddenly changed, becoming extremely cautious. He rarely drew new cards anymore, only occasionally taking one or two.

Even if they manage to grab them, they'll all be high-quality cards with high grab potential, mostly defense and ice hockey.

And every time he passes a store, he prioritizes the same action—deleting cards.

Lin Xi watched as he deleted several attack and defense cards in a row. He remembered that this was a common operation of the "state machine" to simplify the construction, and it felt very familiar.

Upon reaching the third floor, Ye Fei's deck was nearly complete, consisting of about twenty cards.

Three relic options for the ancient people 'Tanks' pop up.

Ye Fei's gaze fell on the 'Meat Cutter', then he glanced at the deck, his eyes lighting up as he said:

"We've got it."

Then I chose the route with the most campfires.

Lin Xi finally couldn't hold back any longer:

"Teacher Ye, why is your deck still such a mess? It doesn't seem to belong to any particular archetype."

"How exactly can we win?"

Ye Fei didn't look up. He bought another "Double Energy" card at a shop along the way, his tone calm and natural:

"Because all three of my skills are complete, I only need one more to graduate."

Lin Xi was completely confused, while Ye Fei had already opened the deck page:

"On the offensive end, I have 'Double Release+', 'Thunder', and 'Storm', so the transition to the first two levels is basically no problem."

"For defense, I have 'Per's Soldier', plus these few 'Hardcore' and 'Ultimate Defense' cards, that's enough."

"On the control side, I have 'Quick Search' and two 'Calm Mind+' cards. Now the deck is smaller, and I can go through a round of the deck in two or three turns."

"We already have the defense, offense, and operations ends. All that's left is to develop the upper limit, and then we'll have the game in the bag."

Ye Fei's mouse hovered over the "Meteor Strike" card.

"Now that we've been given a 'meat cleaver,' this is the perfect opportunity."

As he spoke, he walked into the campfire, knocked down cards, deleted cards, knocked down cards again, deleted cards again, walked through three campfires in a row, and gradually compressed his deck.

Lin Xi was bewildered, trying hard to understand what the so-called "three ends" meant.

But he didn't understand what the so-called upper limit had to do with the "meat cleaver," or what it had to do with the "meteor strike" card he was pointing at.

Finally, they reached the last campfire before the boss. Although Ye Fei's health was nearly half, he still chose "Cooking". After deleting two more cards, his deck directly became twelve cards.

After entering the boss "Door Creator", Ye Fei used "Ice Cream" and "Double Energy" to accumulate several energy points in the first few rounds.

Once he got a "Meteor Strike" card, Ye Fei immediately adjusted the card order and activated the card.

From then on, one "Double Release+" and "Quick Search", two "Calm Mind+", and "Meteor Strike" were used in combination to achieve infinite operation.

Lin Xi watched as he used a "Meteor Strike" and several other cards to play back and forth, rotating more than a dozen times in just one round.

The boss's health dropped like water being pumped out, and it fell down with almost no damage.

The results screen popped up, showing a total of 52 minutes and 17 seconds, and victory in a way he couldn't understand.

Lin Xi stared at the screen, her mouth slightly open, speechless.

In this round, Ye Fei didn't use any particular style. What he saw was something he had never seen before, something that transcended any style.

And this is precisely what Ye Fei taught him but didn't tell him—localized thinking.

"Study hard." Ye Fei stood up and pushed the chair back to its original position. "You have a long way to go."

After saying that, he breathed a sigh of relief.

"That was close, I almost got stuck with that 'Meteor Strike'."

"Actually, there's no need to deliberately set any upper limit for an A6. I wouldn't have played it like this if it weren't to show him off."

Lin Xi immediately stopped Ye Fei: "Wait a minute, Teacher Ye! There are still some things I don't understand."

Ye Fei looked at him.

"If you didn't catch the 'meat cleaver' on the third floor..."

"Can you still win?"

Ye Fei smiled when he heard his question.

"Of course you can, that's the second point I want to tell you."

"To win any game, you need to have all four aspects in place: offense, defense, resource management, and performance at the top."

"There are many ways to satisfy any one end, and they are flexible and varied, never limited to any one method."

Lin Xi's mind raced as she tried to understand the sentence.

"So what we need to do in the early stages is to maximize the possibility of solutions and the number of winning hands, while ensuring a stable transition."

Ye Fei brought out that deck again.

"Look at my offensive setup: 'Electric Shock+', 'Double Release+', 'Storm', 'Thunder'—"

"And it just so happened that I drew 'Ice Cream' on the first floor, so I grabbed this 'Storm' card, which allows me to build in the direction of electricity."

"So if I can draw another 'Electric Generation' card, then I'll have one this time, right?"

"So if I can draw another 'Electric Generation' card, then I'll have one this time, right?"

Lin Xi thought for a moment, seemingly lost in thought.

"And this 'Calm Mind+' has many interpretations, such as Concentrated Ice, Balanced Ball, and various infinity concepts, all of which can provide the foundation for its construction."

"Even without the 'Meat Cutter,' as long as I draw 'Fragment Organizer,' one of the 'Echo Forms'..."

"Even just one ancient relic, a 'sequin,' can solve the problem of the upper limit."

"And I happen to have a kunai and a letter opener, and I also have a bottle of concentrated medicine. If I look at it this way, doesn't my thinking become much clearer?"

Although Lin Xi couldn't fully understand what he was referring to, she grasped the gist—not only through the card deck, but also through relics and potions.

Even enchantments!

When these four elements work together, they can create an infinite variety of solutions, which greatly expands the chances of winning compared to a single school of thought!

It was as if he had opened up another new world, an "infinite" world, and suddenly realized the truth.

Ye Fei patted him on the shoulder:

"Take your time to learn. There are many specific solutions; you need to accumulate them yourself."

Then he took a piece of paper out of the drawer and handed it to Lin Xi: "I have something for you."

Lin Xi took it and saw that it was covered with the names of malfunctioning robots.

"What is this?"

"This is the card draw priority table, which represents the relative priority of card draws," Ye Fei replied.

"I wrote this when I was bored. You can take a look; it might be useful to you."

Lin Xi looked at the list of names on the table, which were divided into several grades by letters. The top grade was "S", with only a few cards, while the bottom grade was "E", for a total of six grades.

Next to some cards, there are also some small notes or explanations, indicating the reason for drawing the card or special circumstances.

When Lin Xi received this paper, it was as if she had obtained some kind of "secret manual," and her joy was evident.

He quickly thanked Ye Fei a few more times and then prepared to leave with the paper.

As Ye Fei escorted Lin Xi and her family to the door, he called out, "Ou Luo."

Ouluo walked over from the other end of the corridor and bowed slightly: "Mr. Ye."

"Go get a card."

Without asking any further questions, Oulo turned and left. A moment later, he returned with a sealed card and handed it to Ye Fei.

Ye Fei turned around and stuffed the card into Lin Jianguo's hand, as if it were very valuable.

"This is……"

"There's a five-figure sum in here, consider it a small reward for him," Ye Fei said gently.

"Let Lin Xi train hard and try to train him into a professional player."

Lin Jianguo touched the card in his hand, his hand trembling slightly. He wanted to say something, but he couldn't utter a single word.

Liu Min repeatedly declined:

"Teacher Ye, we can't accept this. You've already helped us so much..."

"Take it." Ye Fei waved his hand, not giving them a chance to refuse.

With another wave of his hand, he let Euro lead them away.

Before leaving, Lin Xi turned back one last time. Ye Fei walked over and patted Lin Xi on the shoulder:

"Whenever you become a professional player, I will personally come to support you."

The door closed, leaving Ye Fei alone in the living room.

He took out his card and checked his balance.

"Now that we have the start-up capital—"

"Then my career is about to begin."