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

Zhou Wan touched the back of her head somewhat embarrassedly.

"I'm just trying to come up with a new idea, and when I first made that Blue-Eyes White Dragon magic card, it was purely because I wanted to play Yu-Gi-Oh! Don't you guys think it fits the isekai (another world) style? In Harry Potter, the chess pieces can move by themselves, and in the anime, monsters actually appear when playing cards outside of the game."

"Oh right, Master, speaking of playing cards, games like Yu-Gi-Oh! or mahjong are also called card games. Do playing these games increase your computing power?"

Cypress.

Focus on the number one fighter.

"Of course it will increase, but it's different from single-player games. In single-player games, you either win or you beat the game. In competitive games like this, there's no such thing as beating the game. Therefore, the conditions for increasing computing power are quite demanding. On Earth, it might require you to be ranked in the top 100 in mahjong, or to play a hand with 144 points in a regular game. Or, in Yu-Gi-Oh!, it might require you to summon the Dark Wizard in a match against a world-class player."

Zhou Wan thought about it.

Here is a fairly objective answer.

After all, people play these kinds of games when they have free time to improve their understanding, and then hope to get lucky one day and suddenly master the skills and gain computing power.

Upon hearing this, Zhong Bai analyzed, "So, in these kinds of games without level completion requirements, to gain computing power, you have to complete an extremely difficult achievement challenge?"

That's what I mean.

Zhou Wan nodded.

Chung Pak sighed, "Alright, it's easier to get computing power for single-player games with a clear objective. Hehe, Master, since we're talking about Yu-Gi-Oh! special effects, could you make me a set too? It doesn't have to be as exaggerated as the ones in the other world, just like the ones in the anime. No, it doesn't even need to be like that. Just make me a desktop version."

"Hmm? Current technology can't achieve that level of capability?"

I haven't paid attention to this since I came back on Sunday night.

But these past few days, when I've been scrolling through short videos, I've seen AI, VR, and desktop reality all around, haven't they?

Zhong Bai shook his head.

"The best you can see right now are those that are poorly made and lack any sense of immersion."

For example, scanning with your phone, or Ultraman battles.

Yes, it is.

But the flavor wasn't strong enough.

"Okay, give me the card. Adding special effects is super fast."

Zhou Wan now possesses computing power permissions and is a player with over 10,000 computing power.

Make this kind of small toy.

It was incredibly easy for him.

"Actually, I used to do some special effects, like the flashing swordplay, but then someone said that a swordsman should abandon all those fancy things; ultimate attack is a swordsman's destiny." The usually taciturn Jin Deng spoke so much for the first time.

Who is Zhou Wan?

[A time traveler from 06, someone tell me loudly, who are the three biggest shonen manga of 06?]

"While that makes sense, Jin Deng, don't you think that if a swordsman draws his sword and flower petals fall, and then disguises all his attacks as actual strikes, making it impossible to distinguish between the petals and the attacks, you only need to expend a little computing power to create a shower of petals. The enemy won't know which petals are the real strikes. They'll either have to allocate a lot of computing power to identify which are real, or they'll have to use a lot of memory to employ wide-range defensive skills. This way, whether the opponent chooses to defend or take the damage head-on, you'll gain a huge advantage."

[Zhou Wan wasn't giving random advice, it's just...]

On one hand, we want to see this scene in reality; on the other hand, in player-versus-player combat, attrition warfare is a crucial element. A one-hit kill from the start is only possible in combat where the skill gap between the two sides is enormous.

"This..." Jin Deng paused for a moment, "Isn't this too despicable..."

"This is just a tactic. Battle isn't just about winning; it's about achieving the greatest results with the least cost."

"Achieve the greatest results with the least cost." Jin Deng silently pondered this sentence, lost in his own thoughts.

Zhong Bai tugged at Yan Ling's clothes, "You know what, Master's romantic intelligence isn't that great, but his strategic intelligence is pretty high."

"Indeed." x2

Approval from Yan Ling and Lü Ming.

Even though they knew Zhou Wan could hear everything.

But if you don't discuss this kind of plot, then it really is...

It's so painful.

"Hahaha, I knew I hadn't misjudged you!" Hearing Zhou Wan's suggestion to Jin Deng, Kun Ling came over casually and hugged Zhou Wan. "You help me think of ways to improve my combat power too. You've already seen my specialization; it's mainly fire."

"Flames..." Zhou Wan stroked her chin. "Can your flames become invisible? Or rather, how well do you control the details of your flames?"

"Control ability?" Hannah Quinlivan scratched her head. "Wouldn't using flames just make them bigger, stronger, and hotter? What would you need control ability for?"

He didn't understand; what he had always pursued was bigger, stronger, hotter, and more intense.

"Um, let me rephrase my question. Besides its high temperature and ability to burn, does your flame have any other special effects?"

"Flames, isn't burning enough?"

"Um... Kunling, haven't you ever thought about adding something to your flames, like burning forever, or freezing people who are attached to your flames? If all else fails, how about adding flames to your feet to create a rocket booster and improve your mobility?"

[Fire abilities are so commonplace; turning fire-breathing into a fire dragon is still just fire, so it's not very meaningful.]

Hearing Zhou Wan's enthusiastic revelry, Kun Ling looked at Zhou Wan in horror, took two steps back, and exclaimed, "Wow... you actually have such a sinister way of using things, Wanzi... you're a devil!!!"

【Oh……】

People who love using fire, especially those with red hair, share another common characteristic: they're single-minded. This isn't absolute, but Hannah Quinlivan clearly fits the bill.

"Um...isn't this how battles should be?"

Zhou Wan doesn't understand. Fighting is a matter of life and death; shouldn't one use every means at their disposal to kill the opponent?

"Fortunately, Master didn't use his combat intelligence on personal conduct..."

Chung Pak's rant.

Adding other effects to the flames isn't impossible. It's just a matter of how much it costs and whether it's worthwhile for the player's system. Even if it's something you're not good at, with extra effort, you can at least use it. Previously, when it came to improving her combat power, Kunling only thought about making the flames stronger, without considering other aspects. After this little bit of guidance…

"Wanwan, Wanwan, I want some too! I'm good at mechanical stuff! Anything mechanical!" Bagu called all of them names with reduplicated words, except for the leader, who was called Kunling Kunkun and Cai Deng Deng Deng.

"Even a mature woman can be so cute when she talks."

Yes, Chung Pak said so.