Reborn as a Supervisor

Olga deck:

Two "Attack Block", two "Defense Block", two "Dodge Block", two "Counter Block", and one "Solemn Mourning".

(All are single-headed pages, the kind that are passively consumed)

Some people may ask, why doesn't "Blue Echo" use its ultimate move?

There was a "Crescendo" in the "Basic Deck", but it was not used this round.

Anyone who has played the “Basic Deck” must know how badly this thing can get stuck in your hand.

It feels great the moment you use your ultimate skill. If your emotional level doesn't increase, you'll just be quiet in the next round.

Level 2 emotions are just enough to bring out a big move, but the only zero-cost rotation card in the basic deck is not enough to produce 5 emotions.

Unless the two pages add up to 3 "extreme values" and the rotation cards are used to make points, the emotional level can barely reach level 3.

Facing an enemy of this strength, if the light was cut off, it would be equivalent to reducing one person in the team, so he chose a safer way of playing.

(Actually, it’s because the script is arranged according to the best choice, commonly known as the director not letting)

……

The two guests each have one action left, so given the current situation, it doesn't matter who they attack.

The "Viper" has no means of attack, so two of the three opponents will definitely lose their light and become a threat, so who should they choose to attack...

Then at this time, we have to rely on the universal coin toss to solve the problem.

"Heads up we fight Night Cone, tails up we fight Brain Damn, how about that?"

"It doesn't matter. I've already chosen to flip a coin, so why should I care about that..."

The "singing machine" employee took out a coin and threw it into the air. After spinning it more than ten times, it fell back into his hand. His movements were quite skillful.

You can tell at first glance that this is someone who likes to use this method to solve his decision-making difficulties.

"Front-on, hit her."

Olga fired a shot, directly sealing the attack dice in the "Night Cone" page.

Then, the "Singing Machine" employee played a "Chao Zou" and directly put her into a "state of confusion".

"Blue Echo" looked at the situation on the field, his heart filled with despair.

I attacked twice but still lost my emotions! In the next round, almost all my members were waiting to die.

Apart from himself who had a desperate move, the rest of his teammates really had no ability to resist at all.

(In fact, the ultimate move in the next scene cannot be released because there is not enough light)

After an intense inner struggle, he finally chose to resign himself to his fate and gave up struggling.

"Destroy it, I'm tired..."

After 4 consecutive cuts, there are 4 emotional coins, and only one more is needed to increase the emotional level.

“This…this is fucking!”

"Blue Echo" felt that the four green smiley face coins falling on the ground were laughing at him, and he was so angry that he almost exploded with the last bit of emotion he was lacking.

(If you throw the maximum value, you will get positive emotions, a green smiling face coin, otherwise a red crying face)

Act 3: 2v, two librarians were cut off from their light, and one was confused and lost the ability to resist.

Seeing this opportunity, the "little helper" employee jumped up and successfully returned to the stage, and the scene instantly turned into a fair 3v3 competition.

The smile on "Viper"'s face became more and more stiff, and no matter how good his mentality was, he couldn't stand this kind of scene.

At this moment, he just wanted to shout: "Great, we are done!"

But the library rules did not allow him to shout or scream in such a situation, so he kept his last words to himself.

Perhaps because of some wonderful consensus, or perhaps because of "traditional virtues", the guests did not attack themselves, but carried away their two teammates.

……

Act 5, a despairing round.

The brave "Viper" did not surrender when facing the three enemies. Instead, he stood there upright like a mountain, and nothing could shake him.

But... the actual situation is like this:

"The three of us are in an empty field. He doesn't have an attack page, so he can't move at all."

"Hahaha, good idea! Let's do it!"

"Uh, isn't this a bad idea?"

Olga's moral level is slightly higher, and he feels that humiliating the opponent in this way is a bit too much.

"It's okay, it's okay, look at him, he didn't say anything."

Viper: *smiley*

"Look, he didn't say anything. He agreed...haha."

Viper: *smiley face**annoyed*

Isn't this a bit too bullying? How is this different from using a "big monster" to slowly burn the enemy to death?

But I have to say, it’s really fun!

Act 6…Act 7…Act 8…

Scene 21:

"Viper" decided to smash his head against the library stage and die in this round. He really couldn't stand the feeling of being made a fool of and laughed at.

Special Page: Suicide

When used, it causes damage equal to the maximum health value of the user.

When the librarian's emotions are strong enough, the library will resonate with him and give him the pages he wants, commonly known as on-site card printing.

It can be seen that "Viper" was recognized by the library and allowed to die.

The stage started, and he was about to take action, but someone was faster than him.

A bullet wrapped in black flames instantly penetrated his body, piercing him straight through.

He was killed with one strike, and in the end he couldn't even commit suicide... Fortunately he was freed.

"Phew... That was a close call. He almost succeeded in committing suicide."

Kuqi arrived late, but at the last moment he successfully "rescued" a librarian who wanted to commit suicide, and his mission was fulfilled.

In fact, she was there in Act 13, but she just didn't appear on stage.

"You came too late, Kuqi, and you didn't see the scene just now."

"Let me tell you, before..."

Kuqi smiled awkwardly and remained silent. She knew everything, but at this moment she could only pretend that she knew nothing.

After several people arrived at the Inverted Library, Chen Fan pulled out a "display screen" out of thin air and watched the battle remotely.

She pretended to be dead and watched quietly until the "murderous" employee came back.

Chen Fan told her to stop pretending to be dead and prepare to send her over there to play... It sounded like good news.

However, when she saw Chen Fan using the "display screen" to control the librarian's reception "helper" in the library opposite, she couldn't help laughing.

My supervisor is so good at making trouble. He helps the other side to beat up his own employees. Really... I have to hold back on such fun things for a lifetime.

The famous scene of counter-shock of 66 points of chaos resistance in one round and making up for the damage just enough to enter the chaos made her feel the full malice from Chen Fan.

She seriously suspected that the librarian's good luck with the dice was due to the influence of his supervisor. After all, she also had the ability to cheat and modify the dice points.

In a sense, your boss has more fun than you spend.

Therefore, she would never tell this matter to anyone, absolutely not!

Next time she has the chance, she will secretly influence her teammates' dice luck and let them experience what "Picture·Mei·Time" means.

Inverted Library, the technology level guide is complete.

Next level: literature