Slay the Spire: Only I Can Unlock Hidden Achievements

The mysterious "Minaret of National Destiny" has arrived on Blue Star, and each level of copy is deeply bound to the national destiny. When players around the world are still exploring the complex mechanics of the new profession in "Slay the Spire 2" and are trembling for an advanced land reclamation... Ye Fei, the only high-speed player on the planet who has live broadcasted the Big Heart, represented the Dragon Kingdom and forced his way into the tower! At the same time, he awakened the unique golden finger - [God-level one-click sweeping system]. As long as he manually kills monsters and clears nodes without taking any damage, he can directly enter them into the illustration book, turn on the "fully automatic sweep mode", and withdraw the highest amount of clearance rewards in 0 seconds! As a result, the style of painting in the minaret completely changed: With the help of a hundred-person advisory team, the players from the Lighthouse Country lost a good game just because they miscalculated their blood volume by 1 point. The genius of Sakura Kingdom is still carefully constructing a bloated deck, praying that the dealer will not sanction it. And Ye Fei puts his hands in his pockets, and when he goes online every day, he just sweeps and clears the entire map with one click! "Wait a minute, why is there only five cards left in the Dragon Kingdom player's deck?! What does he use to deal damage?" "Look at the rankings! The number of his relics has filled up the screen. Why is he using the Boss as a daily dungeon?!" From the perpetual motion posture switch where the viewer takes off with 1 fee, to the hunter's all-poisonous return to the clan that ignores any defense, to the dead wood corruption flow where the warrior furiously brushes two hundred cards in one round... When the global strange tide came to reality and the Western leaders fell to their knees in despair, Ye Fei pressed the sweep button from the air: "Don't be nervous. What you see as a devastating disaster is, to me, just a material book that can be cut in one second."