In the apocalypse of natural disasters, she has a universal APP

She tried this game, and it was indeed a bit more troublesome than Sudoku.

The main reason is that once you make a mistake, you have to put it back or wipe it off, which is a bit laborious and can interrupt your train of thought.

But the overall gameplay is pretty good. The gameplay is similar but different from Sudoku, which is quite fresh and interesting.

Moreover, the number map on the upper layer is not unrelated to the coloring game on the lower layer. The scraped grid itself forms a rough pattern, which is then refined by the coloring on the lower layer.

But... I always feel that this game reveals a beauty that sounds good and depends entirely on self-consciousness, but sounds bad is self-deception.

Just, if you can’t pass the level after playing for a long time, you just scratch it off in a fit of anger and fast forward to the coloring game, how should you deal with it?

Does she think this game would be more suitable as a mobile game? As long as you don't complete the previous part of the digital drawing, the coloring below will not be exposed;

The "scraped" grid can be directly set to different filling forms. If it is scratched, it will change the color. If it is marked as not scratched, it will be marked with a cross;

It doesn’t even need to be made into a scratch-off game. The first step is to play with this kind of number chart. After the level is cleared, the serial numbers representing the colors will be revealed, and then fill in the colors.

Maybe there really is such a mobile game, but she has never seen it, and now she is not in a position to find it, so she can only play it on paper.

But it was also fun. She was addicted to it. No matter what she was doing, whether she was reading a novel or watching a show or a movie, she would always be itching to play a game.

Two books, one Sudoku and one Number Chart, were placed directly on her bedside. She would take them over to play with them when she had nothing to do, which was a great way to kill time.

Moreover, forgetting pure Sudoku, another number book combined with coloring opened the door to a new world for her.

She originally didn't like to play coloring games. This game has been popular for several years, ranging from paper to electronic games. She had always felt bored before and didn't find anything interesting about it.

But now, while playing with this book, sometimes I suddenly feel tired and just too lazy to count the numbers, or I suddenly feel too lazy to correct the wrong grid.

I wonder if I can just fill in the colors without playing with the above.

For example, if she has obsessive-compulsive disorder, she is still unwilling to wipe off the upper layer of coating directly. If she is tired of playing with it now, she will leave it for a while and then play again when she is no longer tired.

So, she found another pile of coloring books, took them out to color in when she was irritable, and unknowingly found fun.

Maybe because she has been addicted to paper games recently, she is a little eager to see if there are other games that are also implemented on paper and can be played by one person.

So, she ran to the mobile hard drive and searched again, and found a lot of content from self-media video bloggers.

First, there is another sense of "paper game" - origami.

Just, a three-dimensional game that breaks through the plane, why doesn’t it count on paper?

She was quite interested in origami. She had always played with it when she was a child. She even bought a book with illustrations to teach origami, and folded a bunch of gadgets.

Now, she is still very interested, but what she is looking for right now is not this kind of paper game, so she puts it in her memo for now and waits to play it again someday.

There were quite a few paper games of the type she was looking for, but many of them were multiplayer games, such as chess and battle games, which she found quite interesting watching other people's videos.

There are also number games specially designed for children. The purpose is to help children recognize numbers, memorize numbers, and remember sequences. Advanced ones also allow children to find the rules of number arrangement.

There were even quite a few videos of this type. She randomly watched a few of them and found they were similar, so she didn’t open any more similar videos.

After searching around, she suddenly found one that looked very interesting, called "Poetic Pancake Pancake" - I don't know if it was originally called this or if it was an alias given by the player, but it was indeed quite vivid.

With a piece of white paper, one person can play. Of course, there is no limit to the number of people, the more the better.

Write a line of poetry in the middle of the paper. You can write anything you like. Then based on this line, pick one of the words and write another line of poetry containing that word.

The way of writing is naturally to expand the word directly. If the first line of poetry is written horizontally, then the second line is written vertically.

These are the rules of the game.

Then, the game continues like this, pick a word that is currently on the paper, and follow the position of the word, either up or down, or left and right, to connect another line of poetry.

Just like this, I wrote more and more, the words were spread out vertically and horizontally, like pancakes, getting bigger and bigger. From just one sentence in the middle, it could finally be spread out to the size of a whole piece of paper.

She specifically searched for this pancake-making game and found that there were quite a few videos of various kinds.

One person plays it by himself, some friends play it together, and some simply make it an online shared document, and netizens play it one after another.

She even saw a teacher playing with the students in the class. Everyone passed the paper around, and the blank paper was full.

This was interesting, and she was very interested.

She originally liked these poems and songs. Although her ability to recite them directly was not that high, she could still spread the pancakes by herself.

Moreover, even if she can't recite it, she can still cheat a little and look through poetry books.

Anyway, she just plays by herself to make the game experience better, so how can it be called cheating?

After understanding the rules and watching many videos, she found that the game seemed more convenient to play electronically.

Because paper always has boundaries, it is a pity that if you write to the edge, you will be unable to continue writing even if you want to.

But electronic notes don’t have this problem. Many note-taking apps and software have infinite canvases and no boundaries. You can spread the pancake as big as you want.

She has a tablet in her hand and has also downloaded a note-taking APP that can be used offline without the need for an Internet connection. The tools are very complete.

Just open the app and start writing.

She has never tried to take electronic notes by handwriting, so she is not very familiar with the use of stylus and tablet, and she does not know the quality of each brand.

Therefore, before officially starting to play, she searched for review guides in the social media files that she had previously scraped, hoping to find one that felt better.

With the golden finger, there is a big advantage in reading this kind of guide and evaluation information - she can take out the same model at any time and try it out herself!

You don’t have to worry about whether you will be deceived or not suitable for you just by looking at other people’s reviews.

After trying several, she finally made her choice.

The stroke simulation is really like writing on paper, and there will be no accidental touches, but touch changes such as zooming in, zooming out, and shifting are very flexible.

Satisfied, she flopped down on the bed and started spreading her pancakes.