At that moment.
The number that appeared above the Mechanical Rubik's Cube's head was "41633."
Most people would have been bewildered by this number, with no idea what it represented.
But Qin Feng took one look and worked it out in less than a second.
This number was the product of 17, 31, and 79!
The mechanic looked difficult, but there was actually a pattern to follow. The three numbers being multiplied shared a characteristic: they were all prime numbers, and all two-digit primes.
There were only twenty-one two-digit prime numbers in total.
Then, working backward from the last digit...
At Qin Feng's current Thought Speed, he could calculate it within a second.
"The Mechanical Rubik's Cube's front and back form the X-axis, its left and right form the Y-axis, and its top and bottom form the Z-axis."
"There are six coordinates from which it can be damaged."
[17,31,79] [17,79,31] [31,17,79] [31,79,17] [79,17,31] [79,31,17]
The coordinate values were measured in meters.
In other words, to damage the Mechanical Rubik's Cube, he not only had to calculate the spatial Coordinate Point in a short time, but also had to judge his distance from her by sight and fly precisely to that Coordinate Point.
The difficulty was easy to imagine!
By comparison, neither the Keshm Magic Mirror nor the Deathwing Angel had mechanics this insane!
Of course.
This was also because Qin Feng had been good at math to begin with.
For someone who had originally been terrible at math, even a Mental Attribute in the thousands would hardly let them calculate it outright.
Because...
The Mental Attribute's boost to Thought Speed was multiplicative, based on the player's original level.
For example, some ordinary people in North America grew up receiving a so-called happiness-based education and could not even add