Sorry, But I Never Rely On Luck When Playing Cards Chapter 461 - 168: Can You Please Stop Playing Possum2

Novel: Sorry, But I Never Rely On Luck When Playing Cards Author: Fried Egg With Orange Updated: Jun 23, 2026

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Now reading: Chapter 461 - 168: Can You Please Stop Playing Possum2 from Sorry, But I Never Rely On Luck When Playing Cards, a Game novel by Fried Egg With Orange.

points, remaining 1 (?) card 45 points

[Big Fish Storm] ([Tranquil Center] 3/4, [Thrown Out] 2/3)

The tension grows, and outside the Blue Light Barrier, card players are starting to predict the direction of the ga.

However, there’s no Hyperbrain Clan on the field.

So are from the chanical Clan, but they all have normal brains, and their intelligence is no different from ordinary humans, not supercomputers.

So before they could calculate the cards for the next round, the players at the table had already made their moves, letting the ga continue.

The new action phase has arrived instantly.

Curator Phoenix’s turn.

[Perating Sli] attacks [Kung Fu Sheep Rabbit], inflicting 5 points of damage.

[Chief Sli] attacks [Kung Fu Sheep Rabbit], inflicting 50 points of damage. The overkill takes it out.

[Chief Sli] gains 30 points of [Absorption].

[Light Sli] releases 30 points of [Healing] to [Chief Sli].

[Boss Sli] has completed his rounds and exits.

Ree Shil’s turn.

[Big Fish Storm] activates [Thrown Out] and inflicts 20 points of damage on [Perating Sli].

[Kung Fu Sheep Rabbit] attacks [Shattered Sli], inflicting 45 points of damage.

[Origins of Malice] attack [Shattered Sli], inflicting 35 points of damage, just enough to take it out and transform it into a [Malicious Puppet].

Both [Malicious Puppet] attack [Chief Sli], inflicting 10 points of damage.

[Naless Sword Spirit] just randomly slashes around, slashing for fun.

Ree Shil holds back the scene card’s [Silence] power in case of unexpected turns.

At the end of the round, the card face of both players is as follows:

[Phoenix Scale]

points, remaining 0 cards

[Set card][Chief 227.5][Set card]

[Light Light 40][Puppet][Puppet]

[Puppet][Empty Slot][Empty Slot]

[Empty Slot][Empty Slot][Empty Slot]

[Malice][Empty Slot][Empty Slot]

[Sword Spirit][Set card][Set card]

points, remaining 1 (?) card 45 points

[Big Fish Storm] ([Tranquil Center] 4/4, [Thrown Out] 0/3)

It’s worth noting that because of the exiting of the Sli card, the card face of the [Chief Sli] has changed again.

[Chief Sli]

Balance, 40 points, A

Attack 20 45, 247.5/250

"?"

Ree Shil sees sothing wrong.

Why would the opponent’s King Card be ready so quickly, even though there’s still one Sli card left?

"The [Boss Sli] that I resurrected can contribute to the ’exit bonus’ of [Chief Sli] again."

Curator Phoenix spotted his confusion and explained it with a smile.

"Oh, I see."

Ree Shil nodded, both his hands grabbing the edge of the card table.

"?"

It’s Curator Phoenix’s turn to be puzzled at this, asking him what he’s doing.

"Oh, nothing. I just felt like flipping the table."

Ree Shil said indifferently.

This is just too ridiculous.

Is this a card bug?

The sa card gets resurrected and exits the field twice, and it counts twice?

Wouldn’t that an that if we had a resurrection card, we could just keep resurrecting it and piling data onto [Chief Sli]?

But the reality is in front of him, he can’t refuse to accept it.

A new round has arrived.

Curator Phoenix’s turn.

[Light Sli] takes on [Defense].

[Chief Sli] attacks the [Malicious Puppet] on the left, and the overkill damage takes it out.

Ree Shil’s turn.

[Big Fish Storm] silences [Light Sli].

[Naless Sword Spirit] attacks [Light Sli], applying [Healing Forbidden].

Preventing it from healing through its passive skill.

One [Malicious Puppet] attacks [Light Sli], inflicting 2.5 points

[Origins of Malice] attacks [Light Sli], inflicting 17.5 points of damage.

The remaining 3 [Malicious Puppets] attack [Chief Sli], causing 15 points of damage.

As there was no kill, [Origins of Malice] lose 30 points of damage.

After the round ends, the card face of both players is as follows:

[Phoenix Scale]

points, remaining 0 cards

[Set card][Chief 232.5][Set card]

[Light Light 20][Puppet][Puppet]

[Empty Slot][Empty Slot][Empty Slot]

[Puppet][Empty Slot][Empty Slot]

[Empty Slot][Empty Slot][Empty Slot]

[Malice 70][Empty Slot][Empty Slot]

[The Sword Spirit][Set card][Set card]

points, remaining 1 (?) card 45 points

[Big Fish Storm] ([Tranquil Center] 0/4, [Thrown Out] 1/3)

After this round, the ga is gradually approaching its end and is getting more and more tense.

While it becos easier to calculate, the audience outside the blue light barrier has forgotten that they could be calculating the cards.

So of them even almost forgot to breathe, their eyes wide open for fear of missing sothing.

A new round arrives.

Curator Phoenix’s turn.

[Light Sli] attacks the center [Malicious Puppet], dealing exactly 30 points of damage and taking it out.

[Chief Sli] attacks the left [Malicious Puppet], and the overkill takes it out.

Ree Shil’s turn.

[Naless Sword Spirit] attacks [Light Sli], applying [Healing Forbidden].

[Origins of Malice] attack [Light Sli], dealing 35 points of damage, turning it into a puppet.

The remaining three [Malicious Puppet] attack [Chief Sli], dealing 15 points of damage.

[Chief Sli] receives attack 5 and health 10 subsidies due to [Light Sli]’s exit.

At the end of the round, the card face of both players is as follows:

Scene card: [Phoenix Scale]

[Set card] [Chief 227.5] [Set card]

[Puppet] [Puppet] [Puppet]

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