The soldiers watching confirmed that their eyes were not deceiving them; in that instant Feng Yi didn't just deploy two old farmers, there was also a Ghost Agent mixed among them. Since the Ghost Agent was in stealth mode, the moment he deployed the Ghost Agent, the opponent couldn't detect the third military unit, Ghost Agent. They simply assumed that Feng Yi had just realized the problem with the shortage of minerals and specially transported the old farmers to build a sub-base across the river, not expecting to be shot down halfway through.

The reason why Feng Yi used the transport across the river was that his home base was blocked by his own two houses and couldn't get out, without forcibly demolishing a building. Little did his opponent know that Feng Yi's true intention was to transport a Ghost Agent out of the base, not the old farmers.

Of course, the moment the Ghost Agent landed, Feng Yi also simultaneously controlled the Ghost Agent to quickly cease fire. As everyone knows, soldiers will choose to automatically attack when they spot enemy forces. The Ghost Agent, being a sniper and long-distance shooter, would have launched an attack on enemy forces the moment it landed if not controlled. This would have immediately exposed Feng Yi's purpose and ruined all his plans. Fortunately, the opponent did not notice.

At this moment, the surrounding crowd was stunned and ecstatic… If we say that the regimental commander previously deployed two old farmers to merely hide the true purpose of deploying the Ghost Agent, then this guy's tactics were quite underhanded, using rather deep schemes. Despite having the strength to directly confront the opponent, he insisted on using despicable means, and the degree of shamelessness was simply infuriating!

Some female staff officers, annoyed, started blinking wildly in the direction of Feng Yi's opponent... If she couldn't see through this, the battle would be tough to fight.

The girl is playing StarCraft here, of course, she can't see your winking eyes.

However, Feng Yi's methods did find favor among the male warriors. You might say that both players had impressive hand speed and equal chances of winning, but StarCraft isn't just about hand speed—tactics and strategy are equally important.

In the early stages, Feng Yi relied on building houses to successfully block the enemy's main forces. He used airdrop tactics to distract the opponent and successfully transported the Ghost Agent into position. Keep in mind that he was using a random race. On the surface, it seemed a bit sneaky and despicable, but he wasn't cheating, and if you're capable, do the same. Never mind about a blind or lame cat catching a mouse, as long as it catches one it's a good cat. Feng Yi's subtle operation instead won praise from many soldiers...

The female strategist failed to realize this point and saw an opportunity to build numerous anti-air missiles around Feng Yi's main base river crossing upon seeing the attempt at transportation. Not just a mere transport ship, even significant starships would have a hard time flying over.

It's well-known that if the transport is destroyed in midair, the troops inside will also die. She could use this time to comfortably develop back at home. Right now, her face was oozing satisfaction. In fact, at this moment, her base's 8 starships could have started to push across Feng Yi's territory, but she wanted to save up a whole fleet to crush the enemy in one fell swoop.

Little did she know that at this very moment, the Ghost Agent controlled by Feng Yi had already secretly infiltrated her main base and was starting to guide the Paradox Weapon to target her Generation X nuclear weapons.

The resources needed for a human starship are 300 Diamonds and 200 minerals. She was currently constructing her ninth starship.

On the other hand, Feng Yi's Paradox Weapon needed 1000 minerals. On the surface, the Paradox Weapon seemed much more expensive than a starship, but keep in mind that this kind of weapon deals massive area-of-effect damage without distinguishing between friend and foe. Whether you have 1 starship or 100, or even 10,000, if they're within the screen range, they'll surely be destroyed in one blast. It's true the human starship has the highest health among all the units from all the races, but compared to the ultimate human weapon, the health of a starship is not enough to withstand a Paradox attack.

In fact, Feng Yi was also observing the opponent's development. The opponent might not see him, but being invisible doesn't mean the Ghost Agent can't detect the enemy's movements. On the contrary, he knew their actions very well. The reason why Feng Yi didn't guide the nuke right away was that, in some sense, he believed the opponent wanted to gather a full fleet of 12 starships before attacking him. The opponent couldn't know that his calculations were based on detonating a nuke the moment the 12th starship was completed.

Destruction is rebirth; an explosion is an art, and isn't warfare all about striking at the moment the enemy is most proud for added fun? Luckily, Feng Yi wasn't that sadistic; he was only thinking about how to deal the biggest blow to the opponent while securing the longest development time for himself.

Watching the transports continually popping out of Feng Yi's main base, flying around like headless flies... The beautiful staff officer was utterly thrilled, listening to the dynamic music of StarCraft, her petite body also started to beat rhythmically.

Seeing the opponent's small gestures, Feng Yi put down his teacup and his face finally showed some displeasure. MD, playing beats when close to death, right in front of Big Brother? Okay, I'll let you play; it's time for social revenge. This time, Feng Yi repeated his old trick and dispatched two identical transport ships, releasing two old farmers and a Ghost Agent, and then another transport ship returned home.

But this time, when deploying, Feng Yi didn't control the Ghost Agent to stop moving.

The result was that the two old farmers died instantly, one transport exploded, and the other, with its tail between its legs, ran again. The same scene happening in the same place couldn't help but make the female officer want to laugh. Was the regimental commander here to amuse her?

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