Just some boring chit-chat, but Chinese entertainment is really full of love.

A lot of games have come out recently, and Chinese entertainment, which is almost catching up with Blizzard's skill level in delaying releases, has finally released Pet 6. Zhile is still the same as always—releasing a new movie and then making a game of the same name to cash in. Pet 6 seems to have quite a few bugs, but I have only played the beginning [which is already quite difficult], and haven't encountered any bugs yet. But I have to say, the BT version is really crazy—all creatures with owners can be captured. If this were real life... The Pet Kingdom series, 1-5, I haven't played at all. It's not that I don't want to play; it's that I can't. Either it won't open, or it automatically quits while loading. But Pet 6 can be played on my crappy device, which is truly miraculous. Recently, playing games from Chinese entertainment, I feel that the graphics are off—for example, the recent [Star Legends – Destiny Reincarnation (url)]—the character models are really poor. The artists at Chinese entertainment, who always pride themselves on making splendid weapons, seem to have been lazy this time. The sword blade is okay, but the hilt looks as bad as the characters themselves. As for the dual weapons this time, the gauntlets' combo attacks feel awkward and sluggish. In comparison, [Shu Mountain (url)] does dual weapons really well; the claws' combo attacks feel very natural. However, it's best for everyone to play Chinese entertainment's games. If anyone hasn't tried [Shu Mountain (url)], you should check it out—it's definitely a masterpiece, though playing it can be really frustrating. That's enough nonsense, off-topic, back to the game, finally some screenshots>>> This comparison is disheartening....