Debt swapping games are outrageous for overstating debt. . .
If it can be false, why did the bad guy report 1000w? Isn't this stupid? Why not just falsely report 100 billion? In this case, it is equivalent to the student union giving 100 billion yuan to his virtual creditor (which is equivalent to himself), and he himself owes 100 billion yuan to the student union. Such a huge debt must be the largest among the four (assuming this is the case for the first time), in this case, even if he finally won the fourth place, it is nothing more than paying back his 100 billion. If he can get 1st to 3rd place, he will make a net profit of 100 billion - the amount of debt corresponding to that ranking.
In fact, it is very easy to understand that in this game, only the person who owes the most is stable and does not lose, and he can earn as long as he is not last. If you can falsely report your debts, you will definitely not lose as long as you have the most debts among the four, and the more debts you report, the more you will earn in the end. . . In this case, wouldn't this debt swap game become a game more than who falsely reported debts? And if all the players are smart enough to falsely report huge debts, the student council will lose astronomical amounts of money as long as one table with the least debt wins first place. . .
I finished watching this episode of the anime and then read the original manga, I'm sure I didn't get it wrong. . . If there is a mistake, please point it out
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