Reborn as a Supervisor

In the library...oh no, it's in the upside-down library.

Chemdah summoned all the librarians, apparently to discuss something... Wait, why does this sound so familiar...

Your Inverted Library has no innovation at all except for the name, right?

For some reason, the HOD's name there is Chemdah, which probably means greed.

(Strongly suspect the name was plagiarized from the Greedy King)

Well, in short, different libraries have their own differences and customs, and we must learn to respect "cultural differences."

I couldn't hear what they were saying, but I could still pick out the most important information.

Regarding receiving guests (playing cards), they are much more professional than the previous two floors.

The deck is complete and the passive abilities are reasonable. It has no disadvantages except that it is a little weak and cannot defeat the guests.

It is worth mentioning that the special passive effect of the literature layer is: if you win four battles in one act, you will gain 1 layer of strength and endurance in the next act.

In other words, as long as you can win, you can keep winning. Translated, it means: "If you can't win, you will never win in this life."

I believe everyone who knows about the actual combat effect understands that it is icing on the cake when it can be triggered, but it is equivalent to nothing when it cannot be triggered.

(Another confusing entry for the Upside-Down Library)

After watching it, Chen Fan shook his head, feeling that even if he were to command this battle, there would be no chance of winning.

This was the first time he had seen such an outrageous configuration. The effect of the Abnormality Book Page was completely opposite to the passive, and it was very restraining to his own hand...

How did Chen Fan get here? Quantum clones, I used them before in the early days of the library, the principle is the same.

This was the first time that Chen Fan felt worried about his opponent's IQ. Will there be any incredible "famous scene" when the fight starts?

Finally, I couldn't bear it anymore, so I sent a message to my employees and asked them to enter directly.

After Chen Fan left, a certain author secretly took a look at the deck...

HOD's deck is full of confusion, so let me show it to you first.

Two rotating pages "All-out Attack" and one one-cost attack page "Dagger Continuous Thrust" seem reasonable.

So what's the point of putting two copies of "Ten-Five Links" and two copies of "Crimson Claws"? Would anyone really put these two cards in regular combat?

Except for the single-player God of War case, the points of these two cards are really a bit humorous.

With an ideal value of 5 points, even some rotation cards may not be able to beat it, and hitting the counterattack dice is even more...

Forget it, it’s not a big deal. At least I brought some normal pages, one of “Oppressed Flesh” and one of “Impassioned”.

It is definitely enough for the reception of Metropolitan Star, but what era is this? (Pointing at "impurities")

At least refresh the deck! Is there no card draw without getting stuck? Does card draw depend entirely on bond?

No wonder Chen Fan left after watching it. A guy of this strength doesn't even need to use his brain when fighting.

Common name: "Space + P key, infinite loop to win"

Next up: Jin Li

The passive word "perseverance" is retained without any problems, and the pages do not look to have any major problems either.

Two "Cut Through the Thorns" cards are used for rotation, and three "Flash of Fire" cards will not fully utilize the passive ability, but it is not a big problem.

Two "Steam Eruption", one "Purple Light Sword", and one "Perpetual Motion".

It is obvious that he is the main output of the team. After the layers of smoke are stacked up, the damage will be quite explosive.

But this seems to be the literature level... Did you switch here from the technology level?

(Smoke is also a negative effect, so there is no problem for him to stay on the literature floor, I'm sure)

Olivier's book page is also here. What effect can he achieve...

Two "All-out Attack", two "Yelong Fierce Slash", two "Urban Meaning", one "Dance of Duel", one "True Hexagram", and one "Four Hexagrams Slash".

It makes sense, it makes sense this time, finally a "normal person" has come.

Although it still lacks the "characteristics" that a literary work should have, it finally has some of the strength that an "impurity" should have.

Another librarian: Carlo, this one makes more sense.

Two "Bullet Loading", two "Class Etiquette", one "Bayonet Fighting", one "Summary Judgment:", two "Dense Fire Net", and one "Iron Discipline".

There is no need to say much about the gun card's strength. Even if it cannot win in a head-on fight, the damage from sneak attacks is still considerable.

But I always feel something is wrong...there are no pages with negative effects?

(Bullet pages have negative effects, so there is no problem for him to stay in the literature layer, sure)

There is also a cannon fodder character, but I'm too lazy to watch it so I just skip it.

After reading the librarian's deck, I forgot for a moment which layer this was. First, I ruled out the literature layer because no one specializes in stacking negative effects.

Fortunately, Chen Fan didn't have time to read their fantasy book pages at that time, otherwise he would definitely laugh helplessly like a certain author.

The pages of the fantasy books in the "Inverted Library" are completely different from those here. Their librarians can move the pages as long as they increase their emotional level.

Each person chooses an Abnormality, and can take up to 3 Abnormalities and the corresponding "Ultimate Move Page".

I picked out a few "humorous" Abnormalities and named them to "praise" them. The first one was "I am very shy today too."

“Conversion-Social Distance”:

For every "offensive" dice in a page, the power of the "offensive" dice on that page will be increased by 1, and the damage caused will be reduced by 1.

It looks useless, but it's actually super bad... The damage caused -3 can be stacked.

Under normal circumstances, it can't deal any damage at all. Apart from enhancing the ability to fight, it's a purely negative effect.

The pages of “The Red Dancing Shoes” followed closely behind, and the effect was just as amazing.

"Transformation-Axe":

The power of the slashing dice is +1~3, and the damage caused is -4~7.

When the librarian hits the target with a slash dice, it restores 1 to 3 points of chaos resistance.

"Transform-Shine":

At the beginning of each scene, each guest has a 50% chance of being charmed.

The charmed guest will forcibly attack the librarian who uses the pages of this abnormality.

When the librarian competes with the enchanted guest, the power of all dice is increased by 2 to 4, and the damage caused is reduced by 6 to 8.

The two pages combined successfully avoided the situation of not being able to win the battle of points, and the damage caused by the slash starting at -10 also avoided the situation where the guests were killed.

"Transformation-Thirst for Blood":

When all characters use book pages to apply abnormal status, the number of layers is multiplied by 2 (regardless of friend or foe).

I'm sure you all understand after reading this. This is a pure traitor. I suggest you drag him out and chop him up.

Also, the Red Shoes' unusual body book page "Golden Hat" will take all the pages, so there is no need to fight this "undercover" at all.

The actual effect is that the opponent's HOD and Jinli can't do any damage at all, except for confusion...

They are all villains.