'Owl' used these feints to make the opponent most likely choose 'Rock' or 'Paper', and since he played 'Paper' first, he ensured he wouldn't lose.
After that, 'Owl' didn't touch the two cards in front of his chest but continued to draw one of the remaining two cards from his hand for the next round, making the opponent instinctively think it must be a choice between Rock and Scissors.
Whether it's 'Fool's Card Set' that plays Rock first or 'Wise Man Card Set' that plays Paper first, both still have Rock in hand at this time.
So with a bit of thought, they can know playing Rock ensures they won't lose.
But 'Owl' anticipated this, and his second card was once again 'The Wise Man (Paper)', winning two rounds in a row to end the game.
Of course, here 'Owl' actually used the strategy Han Mengying employed before, which is to start the next round of the game as quickly as possible, covertly compressing the opponent's thinking time.
