When I saw the words "Qin Shi Mingyue Card Version", my first reaction was - isn't this a skin-changing card-drawing mobile game? Genuinely authorized, original sound performance, linked version, numerous awards... Doesn't it sound very high-end? Wake up, brother, these are all clichés. The real core gameplay is: recharge money, draw cards, recharge money, and draw cards again. Dare you say otherwise?
What is "synchronizing the anime plot in advance"? To put it bluntly, it uses an IP as bait to lure you in to watch the plot, and then you find that the SSR probability in the card drawing pool is so low that you can't put together a lineup without spending thousands of dollars. You said you play for free? Sure, just take your time. When you reach the level of skill, a new card pool will appear, and the old characters will be withdrawn from the environment. Isn't this a typical mobile game PUA?
I'm not talking about "Qin Shi Mingyue", I'm saying that all mobile card games with the banner of "high-quality Chinese style" and "genuine authorization" are essentially born from the same mother - money trapping. Isn't it great to play stand-alone games? Spending tens of dollars to buy "Divinity Original Sin 2" that can be played for hundreds of hours, or buying a monthly card-type independent game "Stardew Valley" is a good thing that can really retain players with content.
After all the angry talk, let's talk about something practical. If you really want to experience the story of Qin Shi Mingyue, it is better to watch the anime or novel version to save money and time. game? Hehe, you'd better not look at this. 😑
(Oh, by the way, I forgot to write the title - just call it: Beware! "Qin Shi Mingyue Card Edition" is a krypton gold trap disguised as sentiment)