Mahjong Soul: They Say I'm Unrivaled Under Heaven

Do you guys understand what it's like to randomly click on the update list when you're experiencing a reading slump, find a Tianma fanfic that's been missing for ages, and it's so well-written and has such a redemptive feel? #(Starry-eyed)

I like you

Friendly reminder Not playing Mahjong Soul won't affect your reading at all! Readers, please don't get carried away and play Mahjong Soul!

Nice, looks great! (Cute) Watching this made me reinstall Mahjong Soul, a game I'd quit three years ago. Then I successfully remembered why I'd quit in the first place! #(Angry) Framed by enemies. Jpg

I couldn't hold back, and the bounty was issued! #(Haha)

Note: The content outside the main storyline is a masterpiece by NTR.

The vanguard battle is over, just writing a few random thoughts. 1. Hanada Kira's greatness needs no further explanation. Whether in the original work or here, he truly does the dirty work for victory (deliberately targeting Achiga and Shikazuki, feeding them cards). In comparison, Koshigaya's approach seems a bit petty, but it's understandable. After all, they're not a top school and don't have strong teammates, so choosing a defensive strategy focused on scoring points isn't wrong, given Shikazuki's intimidation and firepower. 2. It's not surprising that Lu Yue scored 230,000 points. The fact that she finished the battle before the vanguard phase is quite impressive; otherwise, the story would be in the semifinals by now. 3. The biggest noob and culprit at this table: Matsumi Gen. A complete idiot, she even went so far as to declare riichi (though she directly called it). However, it's understandable. Given her poor skills and reliance on her dora tiles for damage, it's understandable that she got completely thrashed when she was restricted and had no counter-strategy. I bet she's never played mahjong like this before, being targeted and having her abilities disabled. 4. There's nothing wrong with Kogoro Vanguard. They came here to score points anyway. It's not wrong for them not to cooperate with you, nor did I say I had to cooperate with you. 5. Himematsu can still slack off without any problems, and Yuko and Atago are both reliable characters. If you want to score points, you should target other characters, since if the vice-captain's Kagami Mana explodes, there might not be enough combat power for the main general. 6. After losing the plot's support, Achiga's true skill level was revealed. With 40,000 points, she'll likely get points stolen from Koshigaya to enter the second position, but there's also the possibility of her losing points further due to unexpected plays. As for the mid-lane, not to belittle Shinko, but she really can't beat Yoen. If we go by her own words in the book, she can only protect herself. 7. It's unlikely that the duck will get a chance to play, and even if she does, she probably won't amount to much. Her power-up hasn't even been revealed yet in the original work. The only way for Achiga to advance is for the author to guarantee her a spot in the Grandmaster round, followed by a lucky draw like in the original work, or for her to get a power-up early on. 8. Some people previously thought that Harue Akatsuchi wasn't that incompetent, but I can only say that as a mahjong instructor, especially one known for her analytical abilities, she didn't analyze or devise a strategy for the match against Senriyama in the original work, and she didn't analyze or devise a strategy for the match against Himematsu in this work either. All she did was coldly pour cold water on the game and look completely bewildered. She's unqualified. However, the difference from the original work is that at least she knew to arrange practice matches with other schools before the tournament, which is much better than the group in the original work who just found a hot spring inn and worked on their strategy behind closed doors.

The more I write about matches, the more reviews I get; everyone's a bloodthirsty spectator!

This is so satisfying! There are so many seductive protagonists in Hedgehog Cat's yuri stories. It's been a long time since I've seen this kind of lecherous, strong-dominant type. Any recommendations for excellent strong-dominant, one-on-many heroine stories? #(Drooling)

Actually, I don't think I'm a jinx. Group Elimination Tournament 48 to 12 I predicted 10 deaths, and 2 people advanced. In fact, statistically speaking, it's also 23%. Conforms to probability theory