Yu-Gi-Oh!: This card wants to go to you.

The two commentators on the screen were also analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of each member one by one.

Luo Bai pondered for a moment, a glint of insight flashing between his brows. He asked a crucial question: "Do you have detailed internal information on the team members?"

He was well aware that most of the advice online was superficial and simplistic. Often, it was just about seeing someone playing a certain deck well and then advocating for them to play.

Even worse, some blindly advocate for top-tier decks, suggesting the mindless rush with five Tier 1 cards. This advice completely ignores the counter-relationships between decks and fails to provide them with a precise basis for decision-making.

After hearing this, Yi Lan glanced at Luo Bai suspiciously. After hesitating for a while, she pressed a few buttons on her phone and handed him the valuable internal document.

"This is our internal secret, and it must not be revealed to outsiders."

She solemnly handed the phone to Luo Bai. In that instant, she leaned forward slightly, and a girlish fragrance filled the air, unexpectedly entering Luo Bai's nostrils.

The sudden sense of closeness made him feel awkward and nervous. Although he had long been experienced and was calm and reserved, his heart couldn't help but flutter, and his old face involuntarily warmed up.

It's true that duelists don't choose their opponents.

But Heaven and Earth bear witness.

He is mentally competent, but his body doesn't listen to him.

At this moment, Yi Lan slightly raised her head, her deep eyes meeting Luo Bai's gaze. Her expression was as cold as ice, and her tone was filled with indifference and aloofness.

"Humans are a problem."

After saying that, she turned around and returned to her seat, resting her delicate chin on one hand, staring straight ahead as if gazing at some distant unknown, her eyes filled with a faint sadness.

He didn't care at all about the ambiguous situation they had just had.

"Give me some suggestions after reading."

Her words were concise and direct, devoid of any emotional coloring.

Luo Bai turned his gaze to the phone screen, scrolling through the member information. The dense data and evaluation reports jumped one by one in his eyes.

"That's a bit conservative..."

He swiped his finger lightly across a few pages, murmuring to himself.

The system will evaluate team members based on seven dimensions: offense, counterattack, endurance, team composition, mentality, physical fitness, and points, and finally derive a comprehensive combat power index.

After looking at several, it's clear that they all have an imbalance in the [construction] aspect.

Simply put, they lack deck-building ability, their deck design lacks independent thinking and innovation, and they mostly just blindly imitate other people's top decks without daring to try their own understanding.

"Don't let information asymmetry lead to your downfall."

A sense of unease arose in Luo Bai's heart. He then sorted the data by combat power from highest to lowest in the [Filter] interface. As the interface refreshed, his eyes instantly focused, and his pupils dilated slightly.

"Oh wow—"

Luo Bai couldn't help but exclaim in surprise. The seriously injured man, Nan Yangling, whom he had rescued at noon, actually ranked third in overall combat strength, with the blind team member Bai Yun following closely behind, ranking fourth.

Looking at these rankings, Luo Bai couldn't help but smile wryly and mutter to himself, "One of the top five is injured and one is blind... The next round is against a seeded team, it's a tough start..."

There is simply too much data to look at, including team member qualifications, relevant duel videos, and deck building refinements, making it impossible to calculate the optimal solution in a short time.

"Being a coach is physically demanding."

Luo Bai wiped the sweat from his forehead and sighed.

"Do you have any ideas?" Yi Lan asked in a low voice.

"Choose the blue side," Luo Bai said decisively. "Start with the first attack to stabilize morale."

"Why? Why give them the Six Samurai? Many of our decks rely on spell cards to activate their effects."

"A victory in the first round is not just about a single point; it can also influence the atmosphere of the entire team and has high strategic value."

"Atmosphere...that word doesn't sound very scientific."

"You can't say that; psychological tactics are also a necessary part..."

Just as the two were about to continue arguing, a gentle, melodious voice rang out.

"Guests, here are your dishes."

Fish Cooking Angel

The Magic Chef Angel served a fish dish. The ingredients on the plate were tempting in color, and the aroma wafted through the air like invisible threads. Yi Lan stared blankly, and her temperament suddenly changed.

“Come on, let’s continue our conversation.” Luo Bai placed the fish dish on the table, turned to face Yi Lan, and wanted to continue the psychological warfare topic they had just discussed.

To my surprise, she glared at me and said, "Talk, talk, talk my ass!"

"It's lunchtime now!"

Everything can be arranged by my older sister, except for cooking, which I have to do myself.

“Hmm…” Luo Bai pinched his chin, his gaze sharp, and nodded, “Indeed.”

Chapter 176 The Silent Destruction

Yanhuang Fortress, [Company] Headquarters.

Shu Yu'er lay on the bed, her forehead covered in cold sweat, her face deathly pale, and her breathing rapid, as if she were being haunted by a nightmare.

The Twelve Dark Guards - [Rabbit Gun] stood guard to the side, carrying a sniper rifle as long as herself on her back. Her eyes flickered with worry. Her slender hand gently rested on Shu Yu'er's neck, transmitting a warm current.

Even without looking at the "meeting," she's still quite cute.

Like the first ray of sunlight at dawn piercing through the darkness.

Shu Yu'er's tightly furrowed brows gradually relaxed, and her tightly closed eyes slowly opened.

"Rabbit...Gunner...?" Shu Yu'er looked at the rabbit-eared girl in front of her, her weak voice carrying a hint of doubt and confusion.

Her memories were like shattered lenses, impossible to piece together completely. The familiar scent of perfume lingering around her pulled her back from the abyss of chaos to reality, bringing a warm sense of security.

“It’s me, Miss.” Rabbit Gun responded softly, her smile as warm as spring, her words carrying a hint of reproach yet full of concern: “You really scared us all this time.”

"Scared?" Shu Yu'er frowned, slowly sitting up from the soft hospital bed, her back against the cold wall, her pale face contrasting against the spotless white ward.

She looked around in confusion, a dryness rising in her throat. She swallowed instinctively, her voice slightly hoarse: "What...what's wrong with me?"

“Hmm…” Rabbit Gun hesitated for a moment before saying, “You are possessed by an evil spirit.”

Hearing this, Shu Yu'er didn't show much surprise, as if this kind of thing was commonplace.

"Have I done anything strange that even you all have to come out? This evil spirit must be quite powerful."

Rabbit Gun smiled slightly and said, "It's alright, it's all in the past."

"As for the strange thing... you just said a few nasty things to KC and got two reputation points deducted, but she helped you get a silver coin, hahaha..."

“KC... Ah—”

Just as Rabbit Cock finished speaking, Shu Yu'er suddenly clutched her head, a sharp pain surging like a tidal wave, causing her to let out a piercing scream.

"Young Miss, what's wrong?!" Rabbit Gun asked anxiously.

Shu Yu'er covered her head, forcing herself to say, "No, it's nothing... Ouch... What was I supposed to do again..."

"Oh...right..."

"I need to investigate a person whose supercomputing ring number has a 3-digit identifier..."

Rabbit Gun sighed helplessly, "What you need to do now is rest."

She scanned her surroundings to make sure no one was listening, then leaned close to Shu Yu'er's ear and whispered, "Bian Yuelong... has an ace card hunter... who's a madman. Be careful."

"【Ace】?!" Shu Yu'er was suddenly startled.

As the pinnacle of card hunters, the Ace Card Hunter charges exorbitant fees. How could he possibly appear in a level 4 fortress?

"What does this have to do with me?" Shu Yu'er thought about being possessed and tried to sort things out. "Did they spend a lot of money to hire this ace in order to save me?"

"Money is a minor issue, just thirty million," Rabbit Gun said calmly. "That person was already stationed at Bian Yuelong, this was just a side job, but what do you think she'd be after by having an ace stationed in a level four fortress?"

"It can't just be for fun, can it?"

"The Bianyue Longshui River is too deep and dangerous. Let's find another fortress."

"No!" Shu Yu'er said resolutely, "All filth must be cleaned up!"

"Send over Bian Yuelong's information."

She glanced at the time and continued, "By now... that suspected evil spirit should have been admitted to the academy."

"Sigh..." Rabbit Gun sighed helplessly.

Other people's daughters are pampered and spoiled, but my daughter is like a monster, always going wherever there is danger.

"The Chairman has given a strict order: if you insist on leaving, you must choose a bodyguard to accompany you. [Dragon Spear] and [Sheep Rush] have important missions to attend to and cannot come in time."

"Then it's you," Shu Yu'er nodded.

Rabbit Gun's pink rabbit ears twitched a few times, looking somewhat smug. He raised an eyebrow and said, "Not choosing [Snake Whip]? He was in charge of the exorcism this time, and he did a decent job."

"As for a personal bodyguard... Snake Whip... um... too..."

"That's too lewd?"

"I didn't say that!"

"I will pass on your words to him; he really should pay more attention to his image."

"I didn't say that!"

...

Five-party joint meeting.

[Genius]: [The forum server crashed again]

[Hundreds of millions of people are constantly criticizing it.]

[President, please explain why you insisted on publishing the list of prohibited and restricted items.]

[President]: "They're all a rabble."

"If it is not restricted, the price of elemental beads will get out of control in a few days."

[Commander]: "It won't be long before there are already signs."

“In the past eight hours, thirty generals from fortresses have reported to me that a large number of city defense troops have applied to join the underwater mission.”