I, a social worker who commutes for an hour every day and takes a 50-minute lunch break, was recently given the mobile game "Water Margin" by a colleague. I originally thought "turn-based? Wouldn't that be more annoying?" But I found out that this game is tailor-made for workers🤣
Let me tell you what surprised me the most: it doesn't! occupy! hour! between! Daily tasks can be completed in about 20 minutes, and the battle will take place automatically when you hang up. I can finish it with just two clicks on the subway. Moreover, this Spring Festival version also has a copy of "Nian Beast Crusade". You can play it once a day and get rewards in a few minutes. There is no need to make up for classes on weekends📱
The coolest thing is that it has been co-branded with Foshan paper-cutting, and a new fashion "Sui-cut Red Thread" has been released, which is booming. I posted screenshots of my dress-up at work and posted it on Moments. My colleagues also asked me if I went to the Hanfu Museum 😂 The Year of the Ox limited baby "Niu Chongtian" is also very cute, and it can be synthesized without drawing cards, playing copies and collecting fragments, which is very friendly to the zero-Krypton party.
If you are also the kind of office worker who “want to play MMO but are afraid of being bald”, you can really try this. Anyway, I still have half an hour left after finishing my daily routine during my lunch break. I just want to take a stroll around the map and see new scenes in the paper-cut style. Isn't it better than watching short videos? 👍