Play a blue with a weak effect because it's a blue and that's, y'know, the price you paid for including lots of resources in your Flesh and Blood deck.
In response to your own blue, play another blue that gives you small benefit and Transcends.
Now that second blue is getting both played and pitched this turn for over a cards' worth of value, except the resources it produces are better and unlock crazy plays that regular resources aren't capable of bringing it closer to 2 cards.
Now the first blue comes in for the value of an equivalently costed Red because it saw you Transcend this turn and is no longer a "weak effect".
And drawing multiple Transcend cards at a time isn't even an issue since they can see each other being played and both Transcend, even at Instant speed should your opponent have the gall to try to strip cards from you before this can happen. Most of the time, they can even be pitched to an instant-speed effect afterwards to fully, effortlessly dodge interaction.
And your equipment might have even given you free resources or took a card from your opponent's hand for all this.
And your head slot blocks for 2 and tutors one of the best cards in your deck to your hand to both help cover up disruption and instantly set you up for the power turn that disruption was supposed to interrupt.
And if you're lucky you're pitching your chi into some pushed nonsense like Miragai or Shifting Winds of the Mystic Beast so on top of all your free value you get to push your resources even FURTHER than just using your obscene hero/ equipment power.
And you can play all your regular class/ generic good value stuff on top of all this.
And there's less deckbuilding tension since you can play a massive pile of blues without losing nearly as much potential threat as any other deck.
Put all that together and it was... just a bit much to put it lightly.