What exactly is the choice game mentioned by Irie Shouichi and Prynne in "The Tutor Liben"?

Oh, that choice is a game that Brandon and Zheng Yi often played in college, a fighting game. The specific rules are probably like this:

1. Both sides of the game set up a game unit to represent their respective positions.

2. Choose the location of the game in some way (draw lots or something, Brandon is a group of people who draw poker).

3. In a certain way (Brandon uses something like a turntable), choose the players who participate in the war (in fact, choice is attribute, five plus no attribute, six * * *).

The referee is still in that organization (what do you mean, forget it, the one who looks the same, the one who is the referee in the competition)

Then the location, characters and judges are all there, and the game begins.

When selecting people on the turntable (in fact, selecting attributes), if a selected attribute has a flame, then the selected human target with this attribute (one on each side) will burn a dead fire on his chest, and the party that extinguished the dead fire first will fail, that is, the party that defeated the other target first will win.

Participants in the game fight or control in the game unit (the game unit is also in the game range) (just like Zhengyi), and the rest are in the audience. If people in battle attack the stands, they will be regarded as losing the game.

Only the audience can see and hear the players, but the players can't hear the audience.

This is the choice ~ ~ ~ ~