The main plot of Wolong Yin has just been pushed to a new chapter, and Zhuge Liang finally came out. It is obviously an old story of the Three Kingdoms, but when I saw the young military advisor standing at the door of the thatched cottage shaking his feather fan, my eyes suddenly felt hot. Maybe it was from staying up late, or maybe it was something else.
I'm actually quite slow at playing this game. Unlike others who rush to push pictures, fight, and gain combat power, I like to open it after 11 o'clock in the evening, listen to the faint sound of war drums in the background, slowly click on buildings, slowly recruit generals, and slowly watch the characters in the novel come and go on the screen. Sometimes just looking at Liu Bei's honest and honest face makes me feel quite at ease.
I stayed up all night again today... I promised not to stay up this week, but I ended up playing until dawn🌙 But I really can't help it. Playing this kind of strategy game at night is particularly interesting. During the day, I would always think about "it's so annoying for this unit to defeat that unit" and "why do you need so many resources to upgrade?", but late at night, there is only a simple sense of immersion. It's like... chatting with yourself.
I played the Wei camp, not because I thought Cao Cao was handsome, but purely because I picked up a decent Cao Ren in my novice stage. As a result, the more I played, the more I realized that this old man who was accused of being a traitor was actually quite lonely. There is a story about him in the game where he couldn't sleep in the middle of the night, got up and watched the soldiers sleeping, and then said to himself, "Without these children, I would have collapsed long ago." I watched that conversation and sat on the bedside in silence for several minutes.
Maybe I'm too empathetic. But playing games late at night is just like that. The excitement during the day has subsided, and the villain on the screen and the phrase "Thank you, General" in the system are more real than anyone else's words in reality.
Speaking of reality... I have to go to work tomorrow, no, it's today😅 My eyelids are so sleepy now, but I still want to recommend this game to you. It's not a masterpiece with explosive graphics, nor does it have particularly cool special effects, but the feeling of slowly raising a general, slowly watching the plot, and slowly building up your own small power in troubled times is really suitable for people like me who like to stay quietly at night.
By the way, the game is free, and it's said to be a green game. Anyway, I haven't been forced to pay for it until now. The progress is a bit slow, but it's quite comfortable. It's very important to balance the arms. It's not just about stacking up combat power without thinking. I like this very much. At least you won't fall asleep if you use your brain late at night.
Okay, I really have to go to sleep. The screen of my phone is dazzling me. Finally, I would like to say that the game Wolong Yin currently feels like a small light in the middle of the night, quiet but still quite warm. Good night, ah no, good morning🌄
If you have friends who are also night owls and are also playing, you can leave a message in the comment area and let's chat after we wake up.