The game invaded, and I became the uncle of someone else in another world!

Seeing the four people's reactions, Zhou Wan was speechless.

"Didn't you read the messages back then?"

"What's so interesting about this? I usually just glance at the computing power and memory data related to combat," Hannah Quinlivan waved her hand, indicating that there were too many words to read.

"Indeed, irrelevant information is junk information." The black-haired, blue-clad, cold-faced man, named Jin Deng, had already introduced himself in the skipped scene.

"I usually only look at whether someone has aggression towards me." The mature woman, Bagu, is a rabbit-eared person less than 80cm tall. Her race is called half-rabbit people, and in her current form, she is already an adult.

"Oh, okay, but even if you didn't see it, there's nothing to be surprised about, right? Aren't you players too? You don't know this kind of skill??" Zhou Wan, a self-taught player, felt quite frustrated, thinking that any random player was probably better than him.

The leader patted Zhou Wan's head. "Ah Wan, your understanding of common sense seems different from ours. Although players can learn these techniques, everyone is different, and everyone's energy is limited."

The leader pointed at Jin Deng, "Look at him, although he's also a player, he defines himself as a swordsman."

"Wait a minute, isn't that a knife on his waist?" As a traditional Chinese person, the standard for a sword is that it has two edges, while the standard for a knife is that it has one edge. (This is a matter of opinion, not absolute, and not professional. Zhou Wan is just a 17-year-old kid right now, just like he can't tell the difference between his nephew and his maternal nephew. Regional differences also play a role, so don't take it too seriously.)

"This is a sword." Jin Deng remained silent as always.

"That's not important. Even players have limited energy. It's already difficult to reach the pinnacle of a single path in one's lifetime. Besides, everyone's talent is different. Take Jin Deng, for example. He picks up short weapons like swords very quickly, but other weapons are... well, let's just say he's not so good at it."

[At this point, the leader pointed at Bagu again, "Look at Bagu, she's extremely skilled in mechanics and firearms, and she's developing very quickly. But if you ask her to study and research the Lantern's abilities, she'll be considered excellent if she doesn't cut herself in the process."]

"So that's how it is." Zhou Wan scratched her head, wondering what had happened to her.

Zhou Wan didn't know how other players learned skills, but he figured out his own methods on his own, and they didn't seem too difficult. Could it be that he was actually terrible at everything, making everything seem similar, and he hadn't yet found his niche?

"Master, isn't this what they mean by specialization? Although players can learn and use everything, if they want to steadily improve both combat power and memory computing power, is it best to focus on the path they are best at?"

Cypress.

The person most concerned about the battle.

"That's exactly what the boss meant, but as she said, energy is one thing, but talent is another. It's like playing games; some people like to grind through Souls games, while others prefer easy farming games. Some people can pick up action games right away, while others just can't seem to get the hang of them."

Lü Ming raised his hand, indicating to the teacher that he wanted to answer a question.

"I know that. Just like the first college student in the village a couple of years ago, which made many people who don't play action games follow the trend. I saw those bloggers playing without taking damage so easily and effortlessly, so I went and bought one too."

"And then?" Chung Pak smiled sideways.

Lu Ming touched his nose. "I'm still with Big Head."

"Hahahaha!!!"

Chung Pak's unrestrained laughter.

Yan Ling glanced at her uncle.

"Uncle, what are you good at?"

Zhou Wan shook her head.

"I have no idea……"

Zhou Wan felt that whatever she studied or what type of games she played, it all seemed pretty much the same.

The only difference is whether the storyline is good or not, whether the combat system is good or not, and whether I want to play it or not. There is no game that makes him hesitate to play.

Of course, the same applies to developing skills from these games.

At once……

If you want to study something, you will study it and figure it out.

Hearing Zhou Wan say that.

Zhong Bai's eyes lit up. "Could it be that you, Master, are actually one of those geniuses who, although their internal energy cultivation progresses slowly, learns martial arts techniques extremely quickly!"

"Unfortunately, it's not very useful; in the end, computing power is king for players."

"Hey, Master, don't talk about yourself like that. Maybe this time you can get a title like the Immortal Lord of All Laws of the Eternal World for fun."

"I hope so."

Zhou Wan wasn't embarrassed.

Now that he has the authority, he feels confident that he can go further and see a wider view this time.

Not to mention that computing power can still increase dramatically right now.

By the time we started showing them the movie, the computing power had already increased by 5.

In this alternate world, with computing power exceeding 10000, adding 5 points would feel like it would take at least a year to reduce it.

In the video, the older sister also helps Zhou Wan find his area of ​​expertise.

"Ah Wan, what was the first skill you developed yourself?" Generally speaking, the first skill you develop yourself is both your hobby and your area of ​​expertise.

Upon hearing this, Zhou Wan took out something.

The other four people joined in.

"What is this?"

Zhou Wan didn't explain, and picked up the ultra-thin little wooden sign.

"Come forth, Blue-Eyes White Dragon!!!"

[As Zhou Wan called out, the Blue-Eyes White Dragon card transformed into a streak of blue-white light, shooting straight into the sky. The next moment, a dragon's roar that resounded throughout the entire Snowflake City.]

The overwhelming oppression of the dragon race swept over everyone in Snowflake City.

Instantly, the entire Snowflake City was on high alert.

[Two Tier 2 players even appeared and took to the sky.]

"Quickly, quickly put it away!"

Zhou Wan put away the Blue-Eyes White Dragon card and touched her nose. "Don't worry about that, I've tested it and it can't find me."

"Ah Wan, how strong is this Blue-Eyes White Dragon? I just saw two Tier 2 players appear, but you're only Tier 1."

Zhou Wan touched her nose again. "Actually... it's just special effects; there's no real attack power."

"Special effects? Your special effects are so realistic? This isn't an illusion! I even felt a faint sense of real dragon power!" Hannah Quinlivan exclaimed.

"It's actually just a combination of light, shadow, and sound. The dragon's might you felt was simply a slight increase in the surrounding air pressure..." Zhou Wan scratched his head. When he was creating this, he was also thinking about how to make the blue-eyed white dragon's entrance more imposing, and finally came up with this method.

"Hey, didn't you say players are the best at creating special effects? Why are they so surprised?"

Zhou Wan touched her nose and looked at the colorful flags outside.

"Well, players are good at this. It happened after I was called Rainbow Dog. Before that, most players weren't interested in things that were purely for effect and had no real harm. They felt that they would rather study illusions than this."

"..."

"So it was you!"