[Slay the Spire 2 + national destiny arena + satisfying power fantasy + overwhelming dimensional advantage]
Lin Mo, a top Slay the Spire 2 player with a hundred consecutive wins on A10 as the Defect, transmigrates to a world where national destiny is decided by tower-climbing arena battles.
However, in this world, tower-climbing skills are a hundred thousand times worse!
Beating difficulty 5 makes you a revered master;
Beating difficulty 8 makes you a top professional player on the national level;
And difficulty 10? It's an absolute forbidden zone that almost no one has ever entered, a legend capable of driving all of humanity to despair!
As the whole internet wails, Lin Mo smiles faintly and pulls out the character everyone considers the worst in the game, the laughingstock of the Spire: the Defect.
A power build fills the screen with buffs, an orb build calls down thunder, and a physical build makes every slash count...
The bizarre builds everyone dismissed become unstoppable miracles of victory in Lin Mo's hands, shattering the world's understanding again and again!
When he conquers difficulty 10 and faces this world's god, the man who despises infinite decks and small decks, Lin Mo only smiles faintly:
“Defect is the strongest!”
(The author may not be a master, but I'm definitely not someone who's only watched other people play. This book features plenty of builds and plays from real matches, so enjoy! Readers are welcome to discuss and share suggestions in the comments! Most cards in the early chapters use version 103.3, though there may be some differences. Thanks for understanding.)
It's so cool to write. Although your operation is a bit fierce, your agricultural movement makes up for it. Isn't this really cool?
Very well written, very well written
I said the chicken pot is the best in the world
The strength is very restored, Jibao is strong. The strength is very restored, Jibao is strong.
I originally wanted to give it 5 stars, but watching the main character guide the operation made me so angry that I lost my concentration. Since the understanding is poor and the cards are played directly without asking, the protagonist should not give guidance in the future, so as not to see that others are on par with Waku.
To be honest, I don't understand the protagonist well, but the world view is quite interesting, and the supporting characters are much better developed than other supporting characters of the same type.
I said that while listening to this, I would fire it up and have fun with it. Does anyone understand? It's hard not to laugh
I was shocked when I saw the latest update. Although it is a very early version, the author describes it very well. There is no feeling of AI in the whole process. Reading the paragraphs and comments also has a unique flavor, but the update speed is so slow... Evocation...
Chicken Pot Urban, Chicken Pot Urban
It feels like I'm watching a live broadcast of the Minaret, but unfortunately there are a little bit of commentary. It would be better if the formula barrage is more lively.