The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Unaware that someone had already noticed her little trick through subtle clues, Jiang Hui was completely focused on the fierce battle before her.

The mecha she got from 899 was an ordinary standard mecha, the kind Jiang Hui was most familiar with, a B-rank mecha that was two ranks higher than the mecha she used to fight the Crocodile Turtle mecha.

Jiang Hui had just opened the operation page and scanned it when she found that the parameters were almost the same. She made a few minor adjustments and then kept a little trick up her sleeve for later use. She didn't know if she could use it successfully.

Then she finished as quickly as possible and immediately went into battle.

She had also watched the battle between 2856 and Aping, and it was clear that the 011 side's mech warriors were far superior. It was normal that 2856 couldn't last long.

Jiang Hui didn't dare say she was certain she could defeat her opponent, but she was certainly capable of fighting him; she was never afraid of challenges.

Upon their first encounter, Jiang Hui immediately understood eight-tenths of the situation. She finally realized why 2856 had been defeated much faster than she had imagined. It was because this mech pilot, who was piloting the enemy aircraft, not only had an advantage in speed but also possessed superb control over the smallest details—a mech pilot with no weaknesses.

Jiang Hui had often sparred with her classmates and friends in the past. She had encountered fast and powerful opponents, but she had rarely met an opponent who could control all aspects so well, move freely, and even coordinate attacks from both ends.

Among the people Jiang Hui had met in the past three years, there were quite a few extremely skilled mecha warriors, such as her teacher Stark, her friend Huan Xian, Clarence, her old rival Holly, and even Colonel Zongting, whom she had met a few times... They were all born warriors. These people made Jiang Hui deeply realize that she still had a long way to go in terms of mecha piloting skills and needed to hone her skills diligently without ever slacking off.

This stranger, whom she had never met before and was only exchanging blows with for the first time, gave her a strange sense of danger.

Jiang Hui quickly straightened the aircraft, effortlessly deflecting the opponent's force with her left arm, and retreated rapidly. Just a moment ago, the opponent had set a trap for her; she wasn't incapable of dealing with it, but she would inevitably be put in a passive position.

Then, she will likely be on the defensive for at least the next three rounds, which is extremely disadvantageous for Jiang Hui. Therefore, the best course of action in this situation is to immediately create distance and disrupt the opponent's strategy.

Inside the cabin, A-Ping raised his eyebrows, somewhat surprised. This guy was unexpectedly difficult to deal with... he hadn't fallen into the trap.

This move was something he learned from his elders in his family; it was a little trick he figured out when he was young. With this skill, he gained the upper hand in countless battles, creating a significant distance between them. Even 011, in their first encounter, almost fell for his trick. Unexpectedly, he avoided it right away, decisively and swiftly—truly impressive.

But perhaps it was just luck... Whether it's real skill or luck can't be determined in a single move.

Aping suddenly pulled the fuselage closer and charged towards Jiang Hui. Don't think you can just hide; if this one shot doesn't work, there's always a second chance. In the short time it takes to retreat, he immediately created many openings, which he readily accepted.

Seeing the mechs approaching without hesitation, Jiang Hui wasn't surprised. "They've come, just as I thought. Well then, let me teach you a lesson—those who scheme against others will always be schemed against in return; those who constantly dig pits to bury others might one day find themselves trapped themselves."

Jiang Hui quickly summoned the main display screen, entered a series of commands, her hands almost moving in a blur, and made a sudden move just as the opponent was about to collide with her.

Generally speaking, standard mechs are designed based on the human body's structure, which can closely mimic human control. However, compared to other models, they are somewhat conventional. Moreover, their lines are very rigid, which led to the later development of more flexible linear mechs.

However, the standard mech has always been the most common type of mech in interstellar travel, without exception. Students and beginners all like to use this type of mech because if you can master the standard mech, you can naturally control other mechs as well. Therefore, it has always been regarded as the basic model.

Jiang Hui has always used standard mechs for operating them over the years, including the first mech she attempted to build herself. She wouldn't say she's an expert, but she's certainly quite familiar with them, and she's practically worn out all the relevant books available on the market.

She knew that while standard mechs were versatile, their structure and lines were rather rigid, which greatly limited their operation. If they encountered a similar mech with slightly higher technical requirements, or a mech that countered them, even the most skilled pilot could easily suffer a setback.

In the current situation, it's obvious she's going to be at a disadvantage. Jiang Hui is piloting a standard B-class mech, while her opponent is piloting an A-class mech, a more linear one with much better lines. Therefore, even if her skill level is exceptionally high, she'll inevitably be overwhelmed at the beginning.

This is not a good sign. As the saying goes, "A good start is followed by a decline, and a third attempt will exhaust all strength." Jiang Hui doesn't want to use a strategy of building momentum before actually achieving success. For her, the best course of action right now is to resolve this quickly; there's a lot more to come.

Since the mechs aren't working, let's try something different.

Jiang Hui had previously explored the system's simulation scenario and gained some not-too-excessive conveniences. Therefore, adjusting the mecha's parameters or even slightly altering its attributes shouldn't be a problem... Jiang Hui swore she wasn't trying to exploit any bugs, really!
This was also Jiang Hui's first thought after seeing the model of the enemy's mecha. She had secretly planted a wire when she was adjusting the parameters at the beginning, and now it was coming in handy.

He just hadn't expected his little trick to be noticed. But that didn't matter, as long as it worked, even if he got caught... Strictly speaking, this was a method used by a mecha pilot, and who says mecha pilots can't input mecha programs! It's not surprising that she entered it wrong. Besides, Jiang Hui was a lone soldier, so it was perfectly normal for her to make a mistake.

The problem is not big.

Anyway... she was definitely going to get stuck on this bug. As she watched the enemy approaching, Jiang Hui's pupils dilated slightly—and that was the moment.

Feeling an extremely powerful corrective force acting on the mecha's waist and abdomen, Jiang Hui took the opportunity to lower his head and neck, and then waited for that force to spread throughout his entire body.