King's Game originated from a Japanese card game and is a popular multiplayer online interactive game in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan Province. In the King's game, the king's commands are absolute, and participants need to unconditionally obey the king's commands. The absolute power generated by mandatory rules is the fascinating key to the King's game.

The scale of the King's game can be controlled by participants through mutually recognized restrictive rules, leading to a variety of exciting gameplay and providing unlimited imagination space. Two numbers can be appointed arbitrarily to do anything, and those who have been selected must not disobey.

How to play the King's game specifically? Firstly, it is necessary to have a group of people, usually 8-14 people. The probability of participants being selected is relatively moderate, but if the number of people is too small, the probability of selection is too high. This can cause mental stress, fatigue, and insufficient participation due to the large number of people. Then, we need a deck of playing cards. Assuming there are 10 people participating, we draw the cards A, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10, along with one ghost card, for a total of 11 cards. A is counted as number 1.

After the shuffle of the King's game, each person draws a dark card. The person who draws a ghost card must reveal the ghost card, which becomes the "King". There is still one card left on the table, which is the "King"'s own number and cannot be seen. If no one has drawn a ghost card, that is, the card on the table is a ghost card, and it must be shuffled and drawn again.

King's Game is a game that young male and female dramas nowadays love to play. Have you ever played King's Game? Come and give it a try if you haven't played it yet!