My youth romance is always confusing

Since he has chosen to play it safe, there is no need for me to take any risky moves.

"5"

A card of neither too big nor too small goes along with the game.

Aima and Zaimokuza also played the cards in their hands in a cooperative manner, and there was no turning point. It even made people think that this game would end like this, but both Zaimokuza and I could guess that this was absolutely impossible.

Sure enough, Qin Ye would not let the situation go on like this.

"K"

After Zaimokuza's 10, Hatano immediately received a K.

Such discontinuous and large-scale hand patterns definitely show that he is going to do something.

So should I care or not?

Rubbing the cards in my hand, I observed the situation on the field.

Since the order of cards is proceeding normally, the relative advantages of the four players on the field should still be the same as at the beginning.

"TO"

Now that he has started to act, we have to take action.

"2"

Although we have raised the size of the cards, the game still seems to be played in the order of each person adding one card to the previous one.

Finally, when the snowball keeps rolling until no one on the field can stop it, the last person will naturally become the dealer.

The touching 2 did not stop Zaimokuza's passion for attack. He just waved his hand so that the windbreaker behind him made a series of noises.

"Xiao Wang!"

The look on his face almost made me think he was going to play the three of spades, but it turned out to be just a joker, one level higher than the two.

Then it will be the opponent's duo's turn to send out the King to suppress him.

Eh?

Qin Ye and Xiang Mo both shook their heads and shouted "Oh".

This is how the same thing?

Although I wanted to think about it carefully, time did not allow me the time to do so.

As the dealer of this round, Zaimokuza has the priority to play cards.

"4"

Another small card was played.

Up to this point, many key cards on the field have not come out, and I haven’t seen many 8s, 10s, and Js.

Those two guys must be preparing something.

"7"

As Hachiman's superior, Hatano played a 7.

"8"

Without hesitation, I took this opportunity to throw down an 8. This is the best time to use it, as I can suppress it perfectly and make good use of this card.

I activated the card cutting skill and threw away the smallest card in my hand.

"5"

"TO"

Ok?

Somo's abnormal behavior attracted the attention of everyone on the field, even the middle school student Zaimokuza put down the cards in his hand and began to think about countermeasures.

However, if you start thinking at this time, it is usually too late, because they will only take action when they are sure of their chances. Thinking about how to respond in a hurry will often only lead you into their trap.

Eh? Wait, if that's the case, then the other way around is that when the situation on the field is unclear, the cards in their hands plus the information conveyed by the cards before have made them feel that they have a sure win.

So what kind of situation would be possible?

"2"

"The King"

After Zaimokuza played a 2, Qin Ye played a King.

Strange, since he had the big king, why didn't he take care of the small king on the wooden seat just now?

"Pass."

Since I didn't have the three of spades in my hand, I could only shout "pass".

Xiang Mo glanced at his teammate furtively and found that he nodded slightly.

"4 3s, start a revolution."

Without allowing Zaimokuza to continue playing, Somo directly launched a revolution and then casually played a K.

As expected, the only number left on the field that could possibly lead to a revolution is 3, which no one had played from the beginning. This also explains why the Three of Spades had been invisible before.

Zaimokuza, who was still holding a 2 and an A in his hands, was a little dazed when he saw the sudden change in the situation on the field. The reversal of order meant that his A and 2 were the smallest cards on the field. Although there were other cards, this sense of gap really made him unable to react.

"10"

Using the 10-discard rule, Zaimokuza quickly threw away the 2 that was already of no use.

But after seeing him do this, I suddenly had a bad feeling in my heart.

Their purpose could be...

"8"

Qin Ye hit an 8, ending the round, and then continued to start a new round from his position.

"K"

The last K on the field was played by Qin Ye. Now he looked very confident, without any regrets at the last moment of the previous game.

Even though I guessed that they might make some moves, I don't have any good way to predict their detailed plans in advance.

The problem on the field now is not only the revolution that has been launched, but also the fact that the 'J' has not appeared. Add to that the remaining two '8's, and it is clear what they want to do.

They just want us to get rid of the cards that originally occupied the high position before the order was reversed in anxiety.

After Zaimokuza discarded a 2, it was unclear if he had any other high-ranking cards in his hand, but there was still a 2 left on the field, and it must be in the hands of the other two.

I stared at the few cards I had left and racked my brains to think of a response strategy, but unfortunately, there was no good way to stop them.

We could only watch them carry out their plan. After all, we couldn't communicate effectively after the game started, so we had no way to discuss countermeasures.

Oh, by the way, Zaimokuza's habit of speaking is naturally not included.

Looking at the cards Qin Ye played, I had a hunch that if I ignored this card, my next player would definitely play a J to directly reverse the situation in this round.

Then after dealing with the bad cards, Qin Ye over there will do the same once, and all this should have been decided before the two of them started.

And that signal was Qin Ye's first abnormal behavior, which means that from that time on, Zaimokuza and I fell into their pocket.

Tch, that's really frustrating.

"10"

While I was still in a revolutionary state, I quickly played a 10, which allowed me to directly skip the 'J' and throw away a card.

But I know that this is just an appearance. After I throw away the cards in my hand, they will still use the combination of J and 8 to force me and Zaimokuza into a desperate situation.

After throwing away a 6, the game continues.

"8"

Sure enough, there was still an 8 in the hand of the person touching each other.

But then again, how come they got everything they wanted this round? They were just too lucky.

After throwing away the cards in their hands, Xiangtou adjusted his slightly crooked glasses, and then several people calmly played an A.

This guy, has he really become a victim again?

After guessing their plan, and watching Xiangtou's crazy operation of clearing out the big cards in the original order in his hand, I roughly understood their division of labor.

This A is just tempting Zaimokuza to quickly give away all the original high-ranking cards in his hand, and then Qin Ye on the other side can regain control of the situation on the field through J or 8.

What a sinister intention.

"Q"

"J"

Sure enough, when Zaimokuza was still feeling lucky for having thrown out the Q in his hand, his next player, Qin Ye, had already impatiently thrown out the J he had been planning for a long time.

The role of J is to initiate a revolution within a round.

That is to say, in the current situation, the original deck order is restored in this round, and the previous situation on the field must be restored after one round.

Zaimokuza, who just threw away the Q and 2, really lost.

Alas, you still have to rely on yourself to win.

"Q"

No matter what, just crush him to death first.