A Peak Game: Each of Them Was Cunninger Than the Last

"Good, good, good. It really wasn't good!"

Cheng Shi was delighted. He suddenly felt that Qin Xin and the Blind Man made quite a fitting pair: one charged recklessly without a brain, while the other planned before acting. Though their performances were completely different, both matched his understanding of peak players. These high-scoring players always had traits that made people marvel.

That included Wang Mou, who had lied and concealed his profession at the start, only to reveal it suddenly at a crucial moment, and Li Wufang, who possessed impressive combat power and keen observation yet still stumbled at the last moment.

Seen this way, there really did not seem to be any mediocre players in this game. But if there were no mediocre players, could Wu Cun, who had tried to annihilate everything—even himself—really be so hotheaded and simple?

Probably not.

If Cheng Shi could think of this, the others naturally could as well. Li Wufang frowned and looked toward the street corner where Wu Cun had stood. He sensed a trace of annihilation power that had yet to disperse, but unlike the divine might they had witnessed before, this annihilation power did not seem to be annihilating anything. Instead, it seemed to be nurturing something!

The Investigator pointed out the phenomenon. Cheng Shi and Wang Mou were both stunned, then blurted out in unison:

"New life!"

The other two were drawn over by their words. Cheng Shi exchanged a glance with the Doctor, and both their eyes held shock that the other knew about this too.

Cheng Shi smiled and offered no explanation, giving the current "highlight moment" to the erudite follower of Truth.

Wang Mou did indeed understand a little about annihilation, so he opened his mouth and said, "Wei Mu once said..."

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No, wait!

Cheng