Stir-Fried Eggs With Oranges

In the Cube Card Universe, a universe where card games are revered, people travel through various dungeons in order to obtain powerful cards. 
Others pray, "Oh, spirits of heaven and earth, bless me with good cards!" 
Ree Shil says, "Sorry, but I never try to draw the card I want. I select it." 
Others curse, "Damn it, I've already lost 100 fusion cards in a row!" 
Ree Shil says, "Sorry, but my fusion success rate is 100%." 
There's a person who never relies on luck, only on strength. 
Card Game + Adventure (Not fanfiction. Not Yu-Gi-Oh)
(Cube Card, an original turn-based card game)

Sorry, But I Never Rely On Luck When Playing Cards

When entering the Instance, Big Stone Strong Brother didn't have to go through the process of synchronization because his card player level was already at Level 20.


This meant that he had relatively rich experience in Instances, relatively speaking.


Moreover, he considered himself to be more of a card player who is good at Instances, or so he thought.


In past Instances, Big Stone Strong Brother observed a phenomenon:


Some card players were often too focused on the card table, neglecting or not being good at many things outside of the card table.


For example, their abilities in communication, social interaction, and self-care were all quite average.


This kind of deficiency was reflected in Instances, often causing them to perform poorly in small details.


In his eyes, the Wind Mourner he was currently facing obviously belonged to this type: he was not good at Instances and didn't understand combat at all.


Chapter 242 "Old Sword Man"