Let's talk about the picture first. The ink and wash style is paired with realistic character paintings, and the overall atmosphere is very suitable, especially in scenes such as Peach Blossom Island and the desert. The color matching and composition can really make people sink into it. But if you look closely, the texture accuracy is average, and the character movements are not smooth. After all, it is the work of a small team and cannot be compared with big manufacturers. Let's give it a 7. Bonus points for the atmosphere and minus points for the details.
The gameplay is a typical martial arts RPG with a high degree of freedom. The main plot and side quests are carefully written, the plot has a Jianghu flavor, and many options will affect the follow-up, not just running errands. There are many combinations of martial arts, internal skills, and light skills. With a long training line, you can do a lot of things online every day. But the pace is slow, and many tasks require hanging up or repeatedly brushing materials, which is not very friendly to impatient people. If you are an office worker, you can play it as an idle game. The overall playability is 8 points.
The krypton gold mechanism is what everyone is more concerned about. The game itself is free, and there are monthly passes, passes, and various gift packs in the store, but to be honest, you can play it without spending money, but it will be much slower. For example, physical recovery, martial arts cultivation bonuses, etc., can save time when used. There is no mandatory PVP, so there is no anxiety of "if you don't recharge, you will get beaten". I personally think it belongs to the "conscience micro-Krypton" level, and the Krypton gold score is 6 points (the lower the better, 0 points is perfect without Krypton).
The social part is relatively weak. It basically involves adding friends, transferring skills, and chatting. There is no team copy or guild battle. In the world of martial arts, you can go alone, but if you want to find someone to play with, it will be less fun. Give it 5 points.
To sum up: this is a slow-burning, sincere stand-alone martial arts mobile game, suitable for players who like immersive plots and a sense of development. If you're looking for fun fights or strong social interaction, this might not be to your liking. Final rating: 7.5/10. Advantages: The atmosphere is in place, the plot is rich, and it is not forced. Disadvantages: The picture details are rough, the rhythm is too rough, and the social interaction is insufficient. If you want to relive your martial arts dream, you can give it a try, but don't expect it to be a masterpiece. 😊