Let's talk about the advantages first. The modeling and scenes are at the upper-middle level among similar games, especially the lighting and skill special effects. They are not cheap light pollution, and have a bit of a next-generation feel. The combat feel is also okay, the impact feedback is relatively solid, the combos are connected smoothly, and it does feel refreshing when killing monsters. Although the pet and wing systems are old-fashioned, the development line is very thin and will not make people feel that it is purely a gold point.
But when it comes to shortcomings, they are also common problems with Xianxia ARPG. The plot is basically a skip button, and the mission guidance is a one-stop process of automatically finding the path. It's easy to get sleepy after playing for a long time. Moreover, the official gift pack codes are generous. SSVIP will give you three directly. However, after entering the game, I found that the more benefits you get, the more you get. The resource gap is still obvious in the later stage, and civilian players will have a little difficulty in the middle stage of the game.
Compared with similar games, it has a stronger impact than "A Certain Sword Romance", but weaker social gameplay than "A Certain Immortal Legend"; the graphics are not as refined as "A Certain Shadow", but the plot exploration elements are richer than "A Certain Domain". Overall, he is a "hexagonal warrior". He is not at the top in each dimension, but his overall score is not low.
Finally, let me be honest: If you just want to find a Xianxia game where you can hang up while standing, occasionally use skills manually, and look at the scenery, you can give this game a try. But if you come here for "MMO deep interaction", you may have to wait for the next one. After all, now that manufacturers are busy giving out gift codes, who is serious about making games 😂
——A ten-year veteran player, sincere review, for reference only.