After being exposed to and experiencing various things by the people around them, everyone will gradually develop their own outlook on life, values and worldview.

Some people have similar ideas, and they will seem to be very compatible.

However, some people have different ideas, or even complete opposites, and there will be a situation where they cannot communicate or communicate unpleasantly.

Most of the time, it's not either party's fault, it's just that they're not good friends.

Whether it is Ye Dill or the short-haired woman present, no one knows what the character of the deceased author of this book is and what his three views are, so it is naturally difficult to speculate on the development of the story from the author's perspective.

Unlike exams, there are no fixed answers and no reference books available.

If you want to expect your three views to be similar to the author's, the possibility of being able to choose the options that belong to the author from the ten topics is too low and too low.

It's better to use your own logical reasoning to estimate the next development of the story, and then choose an ending that won't be too bad.

Anyway, the book says that the final ending is a logical ending generated according to the options chosen by the player, and as long as the problem is not particularly ambiguous and plausible, a good ending can always be deduced.

Of the four options, in addition to the author's option, the other options should also have options that can generate a good ending.

Since there is no such thing as a "right answer", winning does not mean that the option is "correct", and losing does not mean that choosing other options is necessarily "wrong".

There's so much uncertainty involved.

Therefore, Ye Dill believes that if a player chooses the same option, there is no need to spend too much energy in the competition, but should choose the second option that may be a good ending after losing.

That's why she proposed a guessing fist as a way to compete with a woman with short hair. 56

The short-haired woman didn't think as deeply as Ye Dill, but she still felt that what Ye Dill said had some truth.

But she was on guard against Ye Dill, for fear that this was some trick of Ye Dill, so she hesitated for a while and didn't know whether she should agree or not.

Ye Dill saw the hesitation of the short-haired woman, and she said: "Of course you can refuse, then I guarantee that when we collide, it will definitely not be me who loses." ”

Her tone was light, without any threat, but the calm appearance made people see that she was confident.

It's not a bluff, she's really confident in herself.

The short-haired woman also knows that her shortcoming is that she has no offensive props, and if she really uses force to duel, she may not be Ye Dill's opponent.

And if it's a fist guess or a coin toss, then she has at least a 50% chance of winning.

After thinking about it for a while, the short-haired woman asked Ye Dill "If a third player came in, would you also make such a suggestion?" ”

Ye Dill replied without hesitation: "It depends on whether the third player who comes in is worthy of my advice." ”

If she looks like the kind of person who can't be reasonable, she doesn't need to talk in vain.

But if she doesn't seem to be a warmonger and is reasonable, of course she would suggest the same.

Being able to reduce fighting is not a bad thing for her.

"Well," the short-haired woman finally relented, "since you have made a sincere suggestion, then I will promise you." ”

Ye Dill nodded, indicating that she was satisfied with this answer.