"Another perfect victory in the information war over spell pools."
Lin Zhaojun gave Du Lingxuan's tactics high praise. "With little brats like Du Lingxuan, you absolutely can't let her guess your spell pool. Expose too much information, and she becomes incredibly hard to fight. Her default approach is basically built around acting once she has information. Add to that her discipline and her wildly imaginative ways of exchanging information—she played exceptionally well today!"
"I really admire how, after both sides were blinded by Shadow Spells, she still managed to judge the information from the sounds. Experienced and formidable."
Dorothy likewise expressed the opinion that Xuan Bao had played well.
In order to round out the Xuan-filial-daughter element of this match, Jiang Han hurriedly tossed out a couple of sarcastic remarks. "There wasn't much else she could do. When Xuan Bao plays practice matches with us, she buries her head and starts operating. Playing tactics with her eyes closed, making you throw up every single game—alright? That's Xuan Bao's true worth."
"However, this whole tactic of guessing spell pools and gathering information doesn't succeed one hundred percent of the time. In fact, from the perspective of regional tactics, it's practically a tiny little slow suicide."
Lin Zhaojun said, "Both require probing, both require constantly using spells to obtain information. Du Lingxuan's victories in these rounds were all built upon [the opponent being willing to play slowly], or rather, [the opponent being willing to exchange information and play the information game with you]. Because no matter what, if the opponent uses one spell to eat two of yours, that creates at least a 0.25-spell disadvantage. By the time you finish probing out the information, you'll have lost roughly a 1.50-spell disadvantage. In a match between strong players, a disadvantage like that is