
Dear friends who met in the emotional literature section, today I want to talk to you about a mobile game "Taoyuan Ji" that I have been immersed in for a long time. To be honest, as an editor who deals with game information every day, it is really not easy to come across a game that makes me willing to calm down and think about it slowly. This buyout-based strategic survival and simulation management work has no in-app purchases. Every accumulation of resources and completion of each house are all your efforts, making it extremely safe to play.
At the beginning of the game, you take a few people to escape the war and come to a wilderness called "New Valley". Don't rush into large-scale construction projects. Let the tribesmen pick some berries and branches first to stabilize their food and clothing. Here is a small suggestion. Food is the most critical in the early stage. Prioritize manpower to collect wild fruits and hunt, and at the same time send a man to cut wood, because firewood and building materials all rely on it. Once you have a basic palapa and campfire, you can then consider expanding it.
Many novice friends tend to ignore the importance of exploration. When the team has some remaining strength, remember to send tribesmen out to explore the surrounding map. They can find wild rice, herbs, and even wanderers who can be roped in to join the team. Population is productivity. With one more person and one more pair of hands, the efficiency of farming and building houses will be much faster.
When it comes to farming, don't cultivate a large area of land right away. Plant a small area first to ensure that the seeds can be recycled and harvested. When the granary has a surplus, it will be gradually expanded. Side businesses such as making tea and collecting herbs can be slowly expanded after we have a stable food source. After all, what we want to build is a peach blossom garden, not a refugee camp where we risk our lives😄.
Defending against beasts is also a big deal in the early stages. The wall should be built early, even a simple fence can keep out most wild boars and wolves. If there is a beast tide, the tribesmen can resist together, but do not fight head-on. Prioritize the protection of the old and the weak. Remember to prepare enough healing herbs and put them in a convenient place.
What impresses me most about this game is the sense of reality that comes from nothing. When you watch your tribe go from being in rags to having houses and clothes, and then marrying wives and having children, with smoke rising from the kitchen stoves, you feel a very warm sense of accomplishment. It's like reading a long-running past event in emotional literature, only this time, you wrote it yourself.
Finally, I would like to say to my friends who are new to the game, there is no need to pursue speed, there is no time penalty in the game, just play at your own pace. When encountering difficulties, you might as well think about how the ancients relied on mountains and water to get water. Take your time and your peach blossom garden will eventually be built. 🌟
If you encounter any interesting things or stuck areas in Xinguchi, you are welcome to chat downstairs and we will find a solution together~