Dear friends, I am 35 years old. From the 30-life backboard of "Contra" on the Famicom to the PS2 "Final Fantasy Where were there any female-oriented games at that time? "Heartbeat Memories" counts as one, but it's all about beautiful girls chasing homeboys. The girls can only play "Harvest Moon" to farm and raise chickens, which is very frustrating.
As soon as I lowered my head and came across "Qingluan Prosperity Record", I was stunned. The empress of Qingluan Kingdom? Survive in troubled times? Can you also change your clothes to support the male protagonist? This was simply unimaginable when I was a kid! At that time, the heroines in "Xuanyuan Sword" were basically vases, but now it's better, the girls directly become emperors, ruling the country while flirting with the Han Dynasty. The level of this script is more exciting than the love triangle in "Sword and Fairy 1" back then. Moreover, the vertical paintings are as detailed as an illustration exhibition, and the dress-up system is more enjoyable than when I played "The Sims" and changed houses.
The most annoying thing is that the game now has zero threshold! I had to grit my teeth and buy a graphics card to play "Phantasy Star" back then, but now I can get it started with just a few clicks of my finger, and no krypton money is required (0 fee for developing a trademark, I bet 50 cents that there will be in-app purchases in the future, but my conscience is not low). Imagine that you go home and lie on the sofa, watching "Qingluan Prosperity Record" while bidding farewell to the male protagonists. "The Legend of Zhen Huan" is playing on the TV next to you. Isn't this life 10,000 times better than holding the controller of the red and white machine?
No more talking, I'm going to experience the joy of being an empress, and see if this male lead can be better at flirting than Link in "Zelda". 🎮👑