Dragon, choose cultural victory to make money

Chapter 149 Ben's Creative Idea
"Look, there's a dragon flying across the sky!"

A child exclaimed, pointing at two huge figures passing through the thick clouds in the night sky.

"When dragons come, there won't be any noise? They are here for tourism, right?" Ben said without raising his head.

"No, I'm telling the truth!" the child repeated anxiously, "It's going to disappear soon!"

He tried very hard to prove that he was not lying.

"I Normal Summon Red Gear, then activate its effect to add Yellow Gear to my hand, and the turn ends."

Ben finished speaking and looked up at the sky, but he couldn't see any dragon at all, the clouds blocked the stars, and even the light reflected by the moon seemed very dim.

When he was taught in school that the moon itself cannot emit light, he was puzzled for a long time as to why the moon looks almost the same size as the sun, but only the sun can emit light.

unfair!
I even stubbornly debated with the teacher for a long time because of this.

After the debate, I understood two things: first, the moon does not shine.

Second, the less people know, the more confident they are in their judgment.

Otherwise, why do so many people still firmly believe that the earth is flat and even set up a guild to focus on opposing the "heresy" that the earth is round?

What’s even more amazing is that the guild has a lot of wealthy sponsors. I really don’t understand who makes all the money.

Maybe in the future when someone goes outside the sky and takes a picture of the earth, that group of people will believe it.

I don’t know if I can find the magic goddess outside the sky.

After looking for a while, I really didn't find anything.

"Are you trying to divert my attention and then secretly change the cards?" Ben asked with a little suspicion.

Since they couldn't afford duel plates, Ben and the friends he met in the North would just find a flat ground or table to play cards.

The duel disk is still too luxurious for them as a toy.

They even put together their card decks by buying duplicate cards from others at super cheap prices.

The absence of a duel disk makes cheating much easier.

Previously, someone secretly hid cards in his sleeve and won several bottles of Coke from them.

At first I thought that person really had a bond with the deck and could get whatever he wanted.

“How is that possible!” The child who claimed to have seen the dragon stretched his neck and said angrily, “Do I need to change the cards if I want to win against you?”

He then forgot about the incident of two dragons flying through the clouds. Even if he was not seeing things, if dragons really came, there were people who could fight them.

Now he wants to prove his strength with the deck he carefully put together!

five minutes later.

He fell.

Ben used the monsters on the field to attack directly, taking away his last 1000 life points.

"I was careless. This was an accident. Let's do it again!"

"Okay, I have to go help my uncle close the stall. Now the four of you are just right for two rounds."

Ben stood up, brushed off the dust and snowflakes on his clothes, and prepared to go to his uncle's toy stall.

They were all friends who met while selling Yu-Gi-Oh card packs in Winter City, and Yu-Gi-Oh was also their favorite entertainment.

However, there was a problem, not too big or too small, in that there were exactly five of them.

Although they would return to Twin Tower City in a few days, their Yu-Gi-Oh time seemed a little awkward at the moment.

There is always someone standing by and watching.

The process of introducing new members to the small group was not very smooth.

The only time they tried to find him was when a guy who cheated at cards won several bottles of drinks from them.

The most important thing is that when I discovered that he was cheating and wanted to get the drink back, I accidentally broke the bottle.

Not only did I not get to drink it, but I even lost the deposit for returning the glass bottle. I was very angry.

Since then, the group has temporarily given up the plan to find a sixth partner.

However, Ben changed his way of thinking to solve the problem. If people can't be found, why not design a card game that can be played by five people.

Or, different numbers of people have different playing methods, and the rules are more flexible. He has been thinking about this for the past few days.

Perhaps because of the love of designing gameplay passed down from the Arkwright family, Ben now feels that designing a toy or game and seeing it being liked by players is much more interesting than simply playing it.

For example, he designed a more complex turn-based clapping game based on Hammer, Paper, Scissors, which includes different attacks, corresponding defenses, and accumulating magic power before attacking.

The only drawback is that it is also one-on-one.

But this is also very popular among friends.

It's an incomparable sense of accomplishment.

It is something that cannot be compared to getting a few more points in the exam, moving up a few places, and being praised by teachers and parents.

Anyway, this path to school was not going to work for him, as he was always among the last few in the class.

It’s not because of my addiction to entertainment, it’s just that it’s difficult for me to keep up with the lectures.

He had performed exceptionally well at the beginning, and his father asked people for money to get him into this class.

But what’s the point?

People should find their own interests and strengths, which is what schools teach them.

I firmly believe that entering graduate school is not my specialty, nor is it my interest.

It’s just that his father always wanted to force him to live the life planned by the older generation.

He always felt that his father was using him to make up for the regrets of his youth.

My father never went to school, so he has to study hard.

What if he was actually a genius at making toys?

I never considered his thoughts.

Book still remembers the slap that happened more than a year ago. The father and son have not reconciled yet. When they are at home, they try not to see each other except for eating together.

Those who study hard and go to the research institute for a few years to gain experience cannot stay there. They still have to find a job. It is the best if they can join the Zhuoge Group.

If he makes good toys, he could be hired by Drogo Group and avoid several years of detours.

Isn’t that your uncle? He became famous for designing the spinning top, and now he has opened several branches of Drogo’s Toy Store.

"Uncle!" I came to the toy store booth and waved to my uncle.

"Oh! Look who's back! It's the best little designer in Twin Towers City." Karaman Arkwright said in an exaggerated tone.

He seems to always maintain a childlike enthusiasm for life.

"Otherwise I can't make good toys." Whenever someone asked him why he could always be so positive, he always gave this answer.

"I'm not a little designer anymore." Ben answered in a deliberately low voice.

His voice changed later than his friends and it hasn't changed yet. Although no one cares except him, he always likes to lower his voice.

Otherwise, playing with friends always seems like four boys with a little girl.

Children in their early teens want to act like adults the most, but a dozen years later, they will all want to be children again.

"Okay, great designer, do you have any new design ideas?"

"I want to make a card game that can be played by five people. Each person can control a character, just like in a fighting game, and fight each other with cards." Ben answered excitedly.

"I've already thought of several ways to design characters, just like using legendary heroes in Auto Chess. I can do that, too. It will definitely be super fun!"

In his opinion, this game is essentially a variation of Hammer-Paper-Scissors, but each player has several cards in his hand and wants to play cards that the opponent cannot cope with.

"That's great," Karaman said, "but remember what I taught you? You need to have a general idea of ​​the gameplay before you design the specific details?

"If five people play, will it be fun if it's just a free-for-all? What if they divide into camps, or one-on-many? Which one is more suitable for the card format? You have to think about it."

Ben was stunned for a moment.

Yes, is it reasonable for five people to have a big fight?

After a moment of silence, he said, "I'll think of it." Then he went into the house.

"Aren't you here to help me close the stall?" Uncle Karaman teased.

(End of this chapter)