The reason Fang Zheng played games with the Herrscher of Consciousness was not simply to pass the time or relieve boredom. On the contrary, he saw it as a necessary way to slowly help the Herrscher of Consciousness get along with the others.
Of course, Fang Zheng had also deliberately chosen a high-difficulty playstyle.
He knew all about getting wiped out the moment they landed, but that was exactly what Fang Zheng intended to do. Only by fighting their way out under such extreme conditions could they prove their strength. Especially for Magical Girls like Kiana and Bronya, the most important thing was not to believe in probability, but to believe in miracles.
But Fang Zheng could hardly find some hopeless thing on the verge of destruction just so he could unleash his powers and save it from disaster. By comparison, games were a much better choice. Even if three people faced ninety-seven, the final survivors would still be those three. Although the game itself could not prove anything, it could plant an idea in the girls' hearts—that even in what seemed like a dead end, there was still a sliver of hope.
Of course, that was not easy to accomplish. Being arrogant was fine, but you needed the strength to back it up.
Charging in blindly without any strength was not arrogance. It was just throwing your life away.
Fortunately, Fang Zheng's skills were guaranteed.
No matter what, Fang Zheng was the God of Games. Learning any game the moment he touched it, mastering it the moment he learned it, and becoming an expert the moment he mastered it were all basic skills to him. If he could not even do that, then he would be a fake God of Games. Not to mention that Fang Zheng was also