Apocalyptic Extraordinary Convoy, I'm really not weird!

Hearing this, Lin Wei's eyes lit up:

No wonder you win more than you lose.

"Want to try a few simulated games?"

Li Xiaowei suggested

"Use hand gestures instead of cards. I'll play according to a pattern, and you can play freely and see how you win."

Chen Shou nodded:

"Okay, I'll give it a try."

The group began a simulated game in the private room.

Several people tried it several times, and the results were quite good.

Chen Shou's eyes lit up:

"This pattern is actually quite useful."

Lin Wei nodded as well:

"While we can't guarantee a perfect win, at least our win rate will increase."

"Shall we go out and try again?"

Li Xiaowei asked.

"Walk."

"Walk."

Chen Shougang stood up, but Su Ye stopped him.

"Wait a moment."

Su Ye spoke,

"You guys don't have many cards left, do you?"

Chen Shou was taken aback, then realized what was happening:

"Yes, I played 11 rounds and only had 4 cards left."

Lin Wei:

"I played 8 rounds and have 7 cards left."

Li Xiaowei:

"I played 6 rounds and have 9 cards left."

Su Ye nodded:

"I haven't touched any of them, and I still have 15 left."

"You guys divide them up, so you don't have too few types of cards and can't play them according to a pattern."

The group of people were taken aback.

Chen Shou frowned:

"And what about you?"

"You give us the cards, what will you do with yourself?"

Su Ye shook his head:

"I can't gamble anyway, so there's no point in keeping the cards."

"You guys are better at applying the rules than I am at using them."

After a few seconds of silence, Chen Shou stopped refusing:

"Okay, then we'll take it."

Su Ye transferred all fifteen cards from the wristband to the three people.

Chen Shou received 8 cards, which, together with the original 4, made a total of 12 cards.

Lin Wei received 5 cards, adding to her original 7 cards, for a total of 12 cards.

Li Xiaowei received 2 cards, bringing her total to 11 cards, in addition to the original 9.

On Su Ye's wristband, the cards were reduced to zero, leaving only fourteen stars shining alone.

"Let's go."

Chen Shou pushed open the door,

"Let's try to win as much as possible this time."

The three of them left the private room again and went off separately to find other players to play chess with.

Su Ye remained by his side. Occasionally, people would glance over, but as soon as they saw the fourteen stars on his wristband, they would immediately look away.

On Chen Shou's side.

He found an opponent and started playing chess.

In the first round, I played paper, and my opponent played rock, so I won.

In the second round, the opponent played scissors, and the score was tied.

In the third round, the opponent chose scissors and the player chose paper, resulting in the win for the player who chose s

After losing two games, the opponent left with a dark expression.

Substitution.

In the first round, the opponent played paper, and the score was tied.

In the second round, I played paper, and my opponent played rock, so I won.

In the third round, the opponent chose scissors and the player chose paper, resulting in the win for the player who chose s

···

As the game continued, Chen Shou's hand dwindled, and he realized that his hand was becoming increasingly unbalanced.

There are more rocks left, but only one scissor and one paper left.

We played two more rounds, and then we ran out of scissors.

Chen Shou's heart sank. Without scissors, the pattern couldn't be used.

He glanced at the stars on his wristband; there were already nine.

One more round to go, but only three cards left in my hand:

Two stones, one piece of cloth.

He hesitated for a moment, then got up and walked back without looking for another opponent.

That's enough.

Chen Shou muttered to himself,

"Continuing to fight will result in a loss."

Lin Wei's side.

She remembered the pattern and didn't get carried away.

First round, paper is played, win.

In the second round, I played the stone and won.

The other party ran away.

Replacement

First round, paper is played, win.

In the second round, the player with scissors won.

In the third round, I played the stone and lost.

In the fourth round, if you play the same piece your opponent played in the previous round, you win.

The opponent lost three rounds and ran.

Replace them again.

In the first round, I played cloth and lost.

In the second round, if you play the same scissors hand as your opponent in the previous round, you win.

In the third round, I played the stone and lost.

If you lose two games and win one, you withdraw.

···

As the game continued, Lin Wei's cards were slowly being depleted.

As the game progressed, she realized she was using up her scissors and rock too quickly, leaving her with the most paper.

But the rule is that you should play scissors when you win, and you should also play scissors when you lose.

Now we're almost out of scissors, and only a few sheets of cloth left, just a pile of stones.

Lin Wei glanced at the five stars on her wristband.

Four cards remain in your hand:

Two sheets of rock, two sheets of cloth, and zero sheets of scissors.

It's impossible to fight anymore.

Lin Wei got up and walked back.

Li Xiaowei's side.

She played the most steadily, and was also the most sensitive.

After each round, she would take a look at the structure of her hand.

By the eighth round, she found her hand was becoming unbalanced—she had more rock than scissors and less paper than rock.

We played two more rounds, and then we ran out of scissors.

Li Xiaowei knew that without scissors, she couldn't play the opponent's card from the previous round when she lost, thus breaking half of the pattern.

She glanced at the bracelet; it already had nine beads.

enough.

There are three cards left in your hand: one rock and one cloth.

Without further hesitation, she got up and walked back.

The three of them returned to the pillar almost simultaneously.

Chen Shouliang produced a bracelet with nine stars, leaving him with three cards.

Lin Wei showed her wristband—five stars, four cards remaining.

Li Xiaowei showed off her wristband—nine stars, and two cards remaining.

Su Ye still has fourteen stars and zero cards.

Chen Shou was stunned for a moment:

"How come I have nine? I thought I had six..."

Lin Wei smiled:

"You miscalculated; you made too much."

Chen Shou scratched his head and smiled.

"Okay, more would be better."

Li Xiaowei whispered:

I have exactly nine.

Su Ye looked at the three of them:

"Alright, we're still a little short of ten stars."

"Let's go, it's almost time. Let's go find Wu Feng and the others."

The four of them walked toward the agreed-upon pillar.

That was the meeting point they had agreed on, near a thick stone pillar on the east side of the podium. There were few people around, so it was easy to spot.

When Su Ye, Chen Shou, Lin Wei, and Li Xiaowei walked to the pillar, Wu Feng, Wang Kui, and Old Zhao were already waiting there.

Old Zhao leaned against a pillar, his face frighteningly gloomy.

Wu Feng stood to the side, his brows furrowed.

Wang Kui squatted on the ground, head down, without saying a word.

Chen Shou stepped forward quickly:

"How is it?"

Old Zhao looked up at him but didn't say anything.

Wu Feng said in a deep voice:

"I lost everything."

He showed off his wristband—a star.

Wang Kui also revealed himself—a single star.

Old Zhao is the last one, and he's also a star.

"Each person only has one left."

Wu Feng's voice was calm, but anyone could hear the suppressed anger and frustration in it.

Lin Wei gasped:

"Loss all?"

"All lost."

Old Zhao smiled bitterly.

"I gambled with seven or eight people, but I won less and lost more."

Finally, I dared not gamble anymore, afraid of losing this last one, and then...

His gaze swept over Chen Shou and the others.

Chen Shou -- Nine Stars.

Lin Wei - Five stars.

Li Xiaowei -- Nine stars.

Finally, it stopped on Su Ye's wristband; he still had fourteen stars.

Old Zhao was stunned.

Wu Feng saw it too, and his pupils contracted slightly.

"you……"

Old Zhao opened his mouth, his voice hoarse:

"What's wrong with you guys?"

Chen Shou briefly recounted how Li Xiaowei explained the rules and how Su Ye distributed the cards.

After listening, Old Zhao fell silent.

The three men were clearly listless, but there was something new in Old Zhao's eyes that he hadn't seen before.

Comparatively speaking, he now agrees with Su Ye's previous statement about seizing other people's stars.

Because no one wants to die, everyone who has survived the apocalypse has an incredibly strong will to live.

After reporting the situation.

Chen Shou, Lin Wei, and Li Xiaowei all looked at Su Ye.

When Wu Feng and the other two saw Chen Shou and the others looking at Su Ye, they also looked over in the same direction.

Su Ye was being stared at by a group of people, and he understood what Chen Shou meant.