Tell me about the most brain burning thing for you?

The most brain-burning thing is that I often buy some puzzles and some bulk parts for children to develop intelligence from **, every time the child can't fight, I have to fight, it's really a headache.

It should be "Football Manager" and its difficulty is really not low, you need to run and manage a football team to be up and running well, this game requires you to strategize and allocate resources reasonably.

I think the game "Portal" examines your spatial imagination ability, thinking analysis ability and decryption ability, the key is that the picture is good, the plot is good, and it is so fun, and the most important thing is that it is more brain-burning.

Of course, it is "Time and Space Fantasy", players need to flexibly use the time rewind function and various mechanisms to speed up, slow down or even reverse time, and collect puzzle pieces scattered in the corners of the level, which ordinary people can't play.

The most brain-burning thing for me is studying mathematics and physics, and I can't figure out these two subjects even if I rack my brains, and I don't know how many brain cells I have died.

The most brain-burning thing is to play that kind of game Rubik's Cube, it's really complicated, I play with my eyes, I heard that there is a way to play that, but I still can't play well.

The most brain-burning should be the kind of guessing game, which is very simple at the beginning, but it gets more and more difficult in the end, and I feel that the normal brain can't react.

I think that the game "Minecraft" is not fun enough to play as a house repair game, and if it is played as a difficult game, my IQ will not be enough.

The most brain-burning thing is that every time my child has a question that he can't do, and then asks me, I can't say no, I can only check, and some of the questions can't be found.

It's all kinds of brain teasers, I think that I have to have a big brain hole in order to play, and I am often asked some brain-burning questions by friends, and I can't answer them.

It's the kind of network**, which is more suspenseful and reasoning, such as "The Seventh Solution", which I watched completely and fundamentally rhythmic, and my thinking was deviated.