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[Brother on the other side, please spare my life, has entered spectator mode]

[Snowflake Friends has entered spectator mode]

[Who's treating this Thursday has entered spectator mode]

[Little Raccoon Instant Noodles has entered spectator mode]

Li Pu had just landed and received several spectator notifications.

There was even one more spectator than before, mostly IDs from the previous game.

Actually, he could set it to disallow spectators, but he wouldn't do that.

Because he regularly watches others' games too, so he sees it as a form of feedback.

Looking at the shadow across from him, the ID was rather unique: [Often Wakes from Dreams].

"Hello."

He took the initiative to greet and then started setting up his cards.

The first card was the well-performing [Shield Mushroom] from the last round.

Although his current hand size wasn't too small, most were D-level cards, with only a few above D-level.

This [Shield Mushroom] was currently his best choice for a tank position in a 3+1 card game.

As for the following cards, he placed a 10-point card and a 13-point card.

The specifics of these cards weren't crucial since they could be swapped later using [Substitute Card].

The focus was on their scores.

Because only cards with the same score can be swapped using [Substitute Card].

And [Substitute Card] isn't an invincible strategy; if the covered card loses life points before swapping,

then the swapped card will also lose an equal number of life points.

In Li Pu's card pool, 10-point cards were the most numerous.

So putting a 10-point card in the middle allowed him to adjust tactics based on the situation in the game.

As for the 13-point cards, they were relatively fewer.

But most of them had some abilities or were stronger cards.

The last 10-point score was reserved for his trump card.

Actually, his strongest trump cards were worth more than 10 points.

But like the middle-position cards, 10-point cards were the most flexible score.

Those trump cards were strong but had obvious weaknesses.

If targeted, they could be easily suppressed.

So it was better to use 10-point cards to swap based on the game situation with [Substitute Card].

Having planned ahead, Li Pu set his cards quickly.

In just under 30 seconds, he finished setting up his side.

But strangely, the shadow across from him remained motionless.

The table in front was still empty, as if they were in a daze.

"?"

This situation caught Li Pu off guard.

[Snowflake Friends]: What's going on now?

[Who's treating this Thursday]: Could it be a disconnection, haha.

[Brother on the other side, please spare my life]: Huh? Can Cube Card World even have disconnections?

[Who's treating this Thursday]: Of course, although the chances are very small.

[Snowflake Friends]: Seriously, looking at his ID, it's possible...

Often Wakes from Dreams, does that mean you could directly spring up while lying in the cube cabin?

These blunders occasionally happen indeed.

Like a cube cabin malfunction disconnecting it, or the cabin door being opened from outside, or cabin overload from too many people with large movements, etc.

The audience's discussion reached Li Pu's ears too.

He wondered if he was really that lucky, encountering a disconnected opponent in the second match of the qualification games?

He had read the rules before starting; if an opponent disconnects and can't reconnect in a short time, he would be declared the winner.

Just as he thought of this, everyone suddenly saw the shadow begin to twitch slightly, then its entire body suddenly slumped...

Buzz!

A beam of light descended from the sky, enveloping [Often Wakes from Dreams].

A few seconds later, the light beam vanished, and the shadow was gone.

[Who's treating this Thursday]: Wow, it really was a disconnection, haha!

[Brother on the other side, please spare my life]: So what do we do now?

[Snowflake Friends]: Just wait, see if he reconnects.

So they waited 5 minutes, and the opponent didn't get back on.

Before the spectators could comment, they got the message.

[Someone as simple and unadorned as me left the game]

Confirming he was declared the winner, Li Pu left the room.

"Not bad luck."

Returning to his pristine white space, Li Pu was in a good mood.

He checked his performance record:

√√○○○○○○○○

Ten qualification games, now having won the first two.

After some matching time, he roughly understood the Cube Card World matching system.

The longer his consecutive wins, the stronger opponents he'd face later.

And in qualification games, more wins, especially consecutive wins, meant a higher rank placement.

This directly impacted his Crystal Coin income, so he knew he needed to take it seriously.

After all, not every match could have such good luck with disconnected opponents.

"Let's go."

So, after a few deep breaths to adjust his mindset, he clicked back in.

Buzz!

Re-entering the game, he immediately heard the notification.

[Snowflake Friends has entered spectator mode]

[Piao Piao Xi Xi Xi has entered spectator mode]

[Brother on the other side, please spare my life has entered spectator mode]

[Little Raccoon Instant Noodles has entered spectator mode]

A few spectators quickly followed him in.

"Have these guys locked onto me?"

Seeing mostly familiar IDs, Li Pu muttered softly.

"Someone as simple and unadorned as me? An interesting ID."

And the voice from the shadow opposite confirmed that this time he encountered a real person.

"You're not bad either, Wei Zhentian Tian Tian Tian Tian Tian Tian."

Li Pu responded.

"Wrong, you added an extra 'Tian'.

The opponent corrected him.

"…"

Li Pu could only be speechless, as the long string of "Tians" was easy to miscount, who really cared?

The ID was obviously a play on "Wei Zhentian", repeating it, and they had to settle for "Wei Zhentian Tian", ending up with...

After repeatedly settling, it resulted in this slightly quirky ID.

"Set your cards, Wei Zhentian x6."

After carefully recounting, Li Pu gave the opponent a shortened nickname.

Wei Zhentian x6: "…"

Apparently, they weren't really hitting it off, so they quickly started setting up their cards.

[Beep!]

Once the cards were set up, the game officially started.

The reveal phase began, and Wei Zhentian x6's side illuminated first.

[You'll regret this!]

A clangorous roar surged out with the light.

"Looks like this opponent is tougher than Brother Spare My Life types."

Just from the momentum, Li Pu could tell things might not go as he expected.

[Brother on the other side, please spare my life]: ..., hey, are you pretending I don't exist?

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