In another world, Lu Mingfei is learning card making.

Chapter 197 The Omniscient and Omnipotent World

Laplace's Genesis Decision

[Attribute: Stars] [Type: Special Field]

[Effects: The Confined End, Omniscient and Omnipotent, The Original Equation]

[Framed End: After this card is played, it will divine a unit every ten turns. If that unit dies as divined, it will receive a full refund of its mana and gain additional rewards.]

[Omniscient and Omnipotent: Divination] can be used once after ten successful attempts, conflicting with [The Original Equation]. Directly gains ownership and control of one enemy unit. [The Original Equation: Divination] can be used once after ten successful attempts, conflicting with [Omniscient and Omnipotent]. Ignores all summoning conditions and directly summons one of your units. "—Huh?"

Lu Mingfei looked at the data on the card and suddenly raised an eyebrow.

The effect is very simple and brutal, but the method by which it works is extremely difficult. The effort required to successfully obtain an "omniscient and omnipotent being" or the "original formula" is probably more than the effort required to achieve their effects. "But this fits my style perfectly. On the battlefield, to make a unit achieve a specific way of dying requires a huge amount of micromanagement, and this is exactly my area of ​​expertise—wait a minute." Thinking of this, Lu Mingfei suddenly frowned.

Is it possible that three people were involved in making this card?

Muyin provided an overall bias towards the realms of "stars" and "divination," Nayafili's ideas influenced the special effects it could ultimately provide, and Lu Mingfei provided a restriction required to achieve this reward.

"Forget about this Muyin, could you summon it? I want to see what it looks like."

Lu Mingfei shook his head, drawing the attention of the two people present. However, before they could ask any questions, Lu Mingfei took over the conversation and pulled Naya Fili aside as well.

"Alright." Mu Yin blinked and placed the card in her palm: "In Mu Yin's name, summon!"

"This field card doesn't have the same obvious external features as the two chapters that Lu Mingfei holds"—Dragonfire Jungle is a jungle, and Mountain City is a city—but this card is different.

This image of "Laplace's Genesis Decision" is depicted as a blue sphere.

The sphere was surrounded by a flat ring. Lu Mingfei subconsciously thought it looked a bit like Saturn's rings, but he immediately dismissed his guess: because rings and spheres are actually two different things.

The ring itself is an ethereal digital flow that revolves around a sphere. In essence, it is the code flowing on a computer screen, while the sphere is the computer itself.

Lu Mingfei reached out and touched it, only to find that the reality was exactly the opposite of what he had thought: the sphere was a projection, and Lu Mingfei's fingers could be inserted very smoothly, but the outer ring was a hard, solid object.

Well, this is a magic card after all, and can't be judged by common sense, so Lu Mingfei simply gave up on further research in this direction. His eyes darted around, and he raised another question;

"I think the concept of an omniscient and omnipotent being and the original equation are contradictory. How are they contradictory?"

After a brief moment of reflection, Mu Yin didn't hold back: "Each successful divination accumulates a little energy, and then I need to decide who to give this energy to. This is what the conflict between the two skills refers to. I can't keep accumulating the energy required for a skill indefinitely. In fact, once the energy reaches ten points, it needs to be released. It's not a big deal if I don't release it, it just means I can't accumulate that energy anymore."

Lu Mingfei nodded in understanding and didn't press the matter further, instead changing the subject: "Muyin, you initially wanted to participate in the individual competition, right?"

Mu Yin, unaware of the reason, nodded, then immediately thought of a possibility—before she could even bring it up, Lu Mingfei's words confirmed her idea: "Then have you ever been interested in trying out a multiplayer competition?"

"Multiplayer competitions are no joke." Mu Yin frowned. "In multiplayer competitions, we'll be facing at least fifth-year students. They usually form fixed multiplayer teams in their fourth year, and they've been working together for at least half a year now, from fourth to fifth year."

"What can we do to defeat these senior students?"

"Furthermore, we are in two different departments, and there are natural barriers between us if we want to improve in just over a week."

"No, it's not just the two of us." Lu Mingfei immediately raised his finger, shook it slightly, and then stretched out his hand to Naya Fili, whose eyes were sparkling with excitement: "Do you want to join us? Let's have a three-on-three match."

Mu Yin immediately closed her eyes.

You can't even figure out how to play duos, and you're already thinking about playing 3? Is this a sign of giving up and deciding to quit?

"Huh, me?" Nayafili pointed blankly to her nose. "I'm going to compete in the God's Birthday tournament? Really?"

"Come on, we'll all be in the ring sooner or later anyway, let's just consider this a good start." Lu Mingfei patted his chest, a smug look on his face. "Trust me, follow my instructions and go for a fast attack, we'll definitely take down our opponent!"

"I have quite a bit of experience in commanding!"

Lu Mingfei was not lying about his command.

In 1v1 matches, Lu Mingfei discovered that even Lao Tang, who used a touchpad, couldn't put pressure on him, so he devised a new strategy for the match:

Asymmetrical multiplayer battles.

Referring to descriptions already existing in StarCraft, Lu Mingfei refers to it as the Lakshir Ritual.

Experienced people can guess its details just by looking at the name:

Lu Mingfei, along with Lao Tang, engaged in fierce battles with the ordinary members of the group—not just ordinary battles, but 2v3, 2v4, and sometimes even 2v5 battles, depending on how many people the initiating member could gather.

Anyone with experience can probably tell from this description just how exaggerated the pressure Lu Mingfei is facing, yet to this day, he can still guarantee his complete victory without a single defeat.

Of course, his and Lao Tang's strength played a part, but in reality, Lu Mingfei felt that his command ability must have also improved significantly in the process. After all, no matter how high his micro-management skills were, he could not beat 600 people with 200 people. He had to make full and effective use of his teammate, Lao Tang's, population.

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