Surrender and lose half?
This option wasn't part of Su Baiye's plan.
With the Ten Thousand Deaths Method in hand, Su Baiye's operational ceiling was high; it all depended on how he used this ability...
The Ten Thousand Deaths Method could only be triggered when on the brink of death, which meant Su Baiye had to tread the edge of danger, jumping back and forth, playing a game of "Guess Who I Am" with the King of Hell...
However, the Elf Assistant's suggestion also made sense.
The probability of selecting a safe jar was 20%, but the initiative was no longer in Su Baiye's hands!
The Goblin Boss could choose to make a move at any moment, destroying the jar Su Baiye selected!
Once the Goblin Boss destroyed the last safe jar, Su Baiye would undoubtedly lose this game!
All three present were well aware of Su Baiye's current predicament.
The Goblin Boss sneered, "Poor guy, you probably didn't buy the Perfect Strategy... Interesting, you've taken a different path... but it's useless!"
"Let me spoil it for you, it takes two Head Jars to kill me, so the Perfect Strategy is simple:
Let me choose first. If I pick a safe jar, it's the player's turn to choose, and the player also picks a safe jar. When I pick the same safe jar again, the player breaks the safe jar.
If I pick a Head Jar, then it's the player's turn to gamble. If he wins, he breaks the safe jar and lets me choose again until I pick the second Head Jar..."
Two Head Jars can leave the Goblin Boss's head behind, and by repeating this, there's always a chance to exhaust the Goblin Boss!
Su Baiye understood, the entire strategy was clear, the player's real advantage was actually the lower cost of 'damaging public property'!
Su Baiye only needed to spend 3 points to break a jar, while the Goblin Boss had to spend 300 points. The Goblin Boss would never actively break a jar.
What a plain and simple business war...
Su Baiye quipped, "Hearing you talk so much, I'm starting to forget what the word 'jar' even means..."
The Goblin Boss ignored Su Baiye's quip and continued, "But! If I encounter some poor guy who pisses me off, after angering me... I'll also actively destroy jars. Guess what the Perfect Strategy would do?"
Su Baiye: "Thanks for the invite, but I won't guess."
Su Baiye shook his head. The situation he faced now was actually quite similar to Carriage No. 2.
Except in Carriage No. 2, Fang Lin spoiled it for Su Baiye, and now it was the Goblin Boss doing the spoiling...
Fing Hell, do you all just love spoiling things that much?
Everyone's wielding the 'intellectual property' stick, and every hit lands on Su Baiye's wallet!
Fortunately, Su Baiye had already been spoiled once, couldn't afford the fines anyway, and with so many lice, he wasn't afraid of bites, and with so many debts, he wasn't worried.
Sometimes, being spoiled too much makes you fearless.
"Run!"
The Goblin Boss, with a cat-and-mouse playfulness, said teasingly, "Run with the safe jar on your head, 3 seconds, as long as you run fast enough and I don't break the safe jar, the player is safe this round!"
So, the most important thing for a player with the Perfect Strategy is to stack movement speed!
Upper body defense should be as weak as possible, so when the Goblin Boss makes a move, he hesitates, while the lower body must be strong, legs like the wind, running to victory!
Unfortunately, the Goblin Boss overlooked one detail:
Other players only had the possibility of implementing the strategy after obtaining the Perfect Strategy and undergoing specialized enhancements.
Su Baiye didn't know the strategy content in advance, nor did he have any enhancements, so this path was simply not feasible!
The Goblin Boss, almost tauntingly, said, "You can try... see if your legs are as good as your mouth."
The Elf Assistant was somewhat tempted; just 3 seconds, even if the Goblin Boss caught up, he might not be able to break the jar.
There was indeed a chance of success!
But soon, the Elf Assistant came to his senses and whispered, "Coach, don't believe it!"
Su Baiye: "Oh?"
Su Baiye didn't expect even the Elf Assistant to see the pitfall?
Su Baiye smiled, "Why don't you tell me, what's wrong with this method?"
"How would I know!"
The Elf Assistant sneered, "I just simply don't trust goblins."
Great, another guy with a racially stereotypical bias!
However... from another perspective, the Goblin Boss also fits the stereotype well.
Stereotypes can be considered early data models... the wisdom passed down by ancestors always has its reasoning!
Su Baiye didn't plan to run.
Su Baiye calmly said, "If I use the spoiled Perfect Strategy, I'll be wanted."
The Goblin Boss sneered, "Is there a possibility that I just want to block your escape route..."
The Goblin Boss wanted to say more, but Su Baiye interrupted, "Don't play this layered game, this game has become very simple now, the core point is whether the participants can judge if the jar is safe."
Saying that, Su Baiye stepped forward, picked a jar, and placed it on his head.
The Goblin Boss's face darkened slightly; if this jar was a Head Jar, he would win.
But if this was the last safe jar, Su Baiye would win!
In terms of probability, Su Baiye only had a 20% chance of winning.
But before this, Su Baiye had been able to accurately distinguish between safe jars and Head Jars...
Should he gamble?
Given the known premise that 'the Goblin Boss will destroy safe jars', would Su Baiye continue to choose safe jars, or deliberately choose a Head Jar, then wait for the Goblin Boss to destroy it?
Just like Su Baiye said, the layered problem is meaningless, predicting your prediction is only something to talk about afterward. New chapters come out on g.com first.
In the end, it's still about showing true skill!
Su Baiye had already proven with his actions that he could perfectly judge the safety of the jars, and now, the pressure was on the Goblin Boss.
1 second...
2 seconds...
In the last second, the Goblin Boss, as if urged, roared angrily, reluctantly extending his hands to tear apart the entire jar!
He didn't dare to gamble!
If it was a safe jar, he would definitely lose!
Su Baiye softly said, "What a pity."
Su Baiye remained calm, "This is a Head Jar."
Su Baiye knew the Goblin Boss couldn't judge the safety of the jars anymore.
It's obvious, in the first round of the game, Su Baiye directly picked a safe jar, the Goblin Boss picked 2 safe jars, and the third time he picked the wrong Head Jar.
In other words, the Goblin Boss no longer had the ability to accurately filter!
In this duel, Su Baiye once again gained the upper hand!
The Goblin Boss looked at the jar on the ground, the trap at the jar's mouth had been destroyed, Su Baiye was right, it was indeed a Head Jar...
He lost 300 points and handed the victory to the opponent!
The Goblin Boss's heart was bleeding!
If this continues, he'll become a poor guy!
4 jars left, 3 Head Jars, 1 safe!
For others, this was a difficult game, not only to discern which was the safe jar but also to consider whether 'the Goblin Boss would tear the jar'.
For Su Baiye, it was much simpler...
With the Ten Thousand Deaths Method in hand, as long as Su Baiye chose a Head Jar in his mind, he could determine whether 'the Goblin Boss would make a move'!
Once the Soul Out of Body occurred, it meant the Goblin Boss hadn't made a move, then Su Baiye would give up the risk and try other jars!
Like spoiling things for me, huh? Then spoil a bit more!
Get on the train first, pay for the ticket later, Su Baiye had already boarded the fast train to victory!
In this game, the opponent's trump card was seen through by Su Baiye, the outcome was already without suspense!
Su Baiye walked to the next jar, looked at the Goblin Boss,
"You lost this game for one reason only. In identifying jars, you're not as good as me."
Saying this, Su Baiye lifted the jar, his voice resonating through the jar, echoing in the Goblin Boss's ear,
"Let's play a game, betting my life."
"Guess, is this jar a Head Jar or a safe jar?"