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"Gu Yan, don't you think you're utterly shameless?"

On his way to the entrance exam venue, a man blocked Gu Yan's path.

He looked up and sneered, "Oh, isn't this Xu Ran, the newest top student in the grade? What are you trying to do, blocking my way?"

Xu Ran frowned deeply: "You really did deliberately lose to me in the last exam!"

"Heh, so what if it is?"

"I know what you're trying to do!" Xu Ran grabbed Gu Yan's arm. "Your Gu family is a large corporation; why resort to such underhanded methods to get points?"

Gu Yan grinned: "Because it's interesting."

"Wh...what?"

"Don't you find it amusing?" Gu Yan tilted his head, his eyes full of mockery, "Watching these hopeful guys cry in despair."

"What do you mean?"

"Follower cards should behave like follower cards. Trying to leap over the dragon gate and become duelists is laughable." Gu Yan chuckled. "These assembly-line produced guys should be in the deck."

"You bastard!" Xu Ran was furious when he saw Gu Yan's expression. He tried his best to suppress his anger, grabbed Gu Yan by the collar and dragged him in front of him. "Speaking of 'attendant card, attendant card,' as if they were some lowly species!"

Seeing Xu Ran's expression, Gu Yan chuckled and said, "No wonder your Xu family hasn't prospered; you treat your servants too much like human beings. I heard your family is even planning to raise your servants' children? That's hilarious."

"Let me put it this way," he said, pulling Xu Ran's hand away and elegantly straightening his collar. "I can guarantee you that there won't be a single mediocre student from the assembly line in this year's freshmen. How can noble genes be eliminated by mediocre students whose parents don't even know who they are?"

"You're going to manipulate the exam?!" Xu Ran exclaimed in shock.

"Manipulation? No, no, no." Gu Yan shook his head and said, "When the lottery is linked to an individual's fortune, the general result is already determined."

As he spoke, Gu Yan pointed to the girl who was waiting for the exam not far away.

It was a black-haired girl with pigtails. Her blood-red eyes gave Xu Ran a very familiar feeling, but compared to the cold blood-red eyes in his memory, this girl was obviously more gentle and cute.

"The Ji family, the 90th Princess," Gu Yan said. "The student in charge of her has received an offer of employment from the Ji family. He will join the Ji family directly after the exam. It's a pity that his card effects are not strong, otherwise he might have been able to join the 13th Princess's deck."

"How...how could this be..."

"Calculating probabilities is something artificial intelligence excels at." Gu Yan chuckled, patted Xu Ran on the shoulder, and said, "That guy has the lowest luck, he'll definitely draw the high-luck Ninety Princess."

"This is unfair to the others!" Xu Ran said through gritted teeth.

"Fair?" Gu Yan was taken aback, then burst into laughter. "The fact that they're even standing in front of me is the greatest fairness!"

After saying that, Gu Yan ignored Xu Ran and turned to walk towards the D examination room he was in charge of.

As the student with the best luck among all those in charge of the assessment, the candidates in his examination room were unsurprisingly all unlucky ones with low luck.

As soon as Gu Yan entered, he saw a flashy guy in a blue suit standing next to a delicate girl who looked like a doll, hurriedly stopping him from applying hair gel to his hair.

"I am the examiner of this examination room, my name is Gu Yan." Gu Yan was too lazy to waste words with these inferior beings and went straight to the point, "Duel with me, the winner will be admitted."

He spoke calmly, without uttering any unnecessary words.

He felt ashamed to even speak a single word to these inferior beings.

"Let's go in order." Without saying a word, Gu Yan stood on one side of the dueling arena, and then the machine announced the first candidate's exam number.

A young boy walked hastily into the arena.

Hello.

Gu Yan ignored the other party completely and took out his ID card on his own.

"Let's begin."

The boy hurriedly pulled out his ID card.

Identity card matching, duel activated.

"Duel commence!" Accompanied by a male voice with a slight electronic tone, the duel arena instantly opened.

"Huh? Why can't I hear anything?" Shen Yi said in surprise, having given up applying hair gel to his head under Vera's violent suppression.

He could clearly see the two people fighting in the arena, and even the minions they had summoned.

However, he could not hear any sound, nor could he see the effects of the cards used by the duelists.

Turning my head again, I saw several candidates next to me taking out their ID cards and then paying a sum of points, looking quite pained.

Vera, who was standing to the side, was also confused, but luckily they had Nangong Ai.

Taking out Nangong Ai's card, Shen Yi, as a duelist, smoothly connected with Nangong Ai inside.

"Because you didn't pay, A-Yi." Nangong Ai's voice, hidden inside the card, was no longer so timid. "If you want to watch other people's duels, you have to pay."

"Huh?! You have to pay to watch other people duel?" Shen Yi felt that this world was not pure.

If I'm paying to watch a duel, how am I supposed to get the commentary from random bystanders that I want?

"Of course." Nangong Ai was a little puzzled, after all, this should be basic common sense in this world. "After all, duels can reveal important information about the duelists' decks, and many decks win duels by exploiting information gaps, so there must be restrictions on this kind of viewing behavior."

The points paid for watching the duel will ultimately be distributed between the two duelists at an 8:2 ratio to the winner and loser.

This rule applies even when you watch someone else's duel live on TV or online. If you don't pay the corresponding points, you can only see the screen without any sound.

In a sense, this can be considered a ticket to the duel.

Once you become a top player, every match you play will attract a large audience, resulting in a significant amount of viewing points, which can generate a substantial income.

"By the way," Nangong Ai said, "you can publish your deck information in the duel database, and others can pay points to view your deck construction. These points will be directly credited to your account."

"Huh? What does that mean?" Shen Yi asked, puzzled.

"For the sake of fairness."

"fair?"

"Before this paid viewing system, those big companies would have already sent a lot of people to collect duel information on potential duelists. You know my deck information, but I don't know yours, which makes it easy to defeat your opponent by relying on the information gap."

Nangong Ai paused for a moment, then continued, "Such behavior is hard to eradicate. So, in the end, why not just make all duels pay to watch? At least that way, the duelists would receive some points as compensation, right?"

"In reality, many duelists from ordinary backgrounds achieve financial freedom by selling information about their decks after achieving good results," Nangong Ai recalled.

"So that's how it works..." Shen Yi thought, looking at the duel arena, wondering whether he should pay to watch the duel so he could get to know his next opponent better.

Thinking this, he picked up his ID card and shone it at the duel arena.

50 points.

Sorry to bother you!