I came across "Hanjiajianghu" today. I originally wanted to play it casually, but I couldn't stop playing it. Let's just say that I'm tired enough from work, and my brain is drained by KPIs. I really don't want to play hard-core games that require money and brains. But this game knows how to beat workers very well.
You say it's martial arts? Yes, there are knights in white and there are people who save the martial arts in the Central Plains, which sounds pretty serious. But when you play it, there are so many routines. There are fifty knights and hundreds of martial arts. It sounds scary, but it is actually very easy to get started. I just like the feeling that I don't have to memorize things by rote and just use a few routines to get through the map. It's strategic, but you don't have to count until you're bald, and you can still get good results with random matches, which is very stress-relieving.
And with its sword-discussing system, you can be abused by your boss at work, and abuse others in the game after get off work. It's so cool. Although I often get counterattacked, when it comes to fishing, winning or losing doesn't matter, happiness is the most important thing. The key is that it doesn't force you to go online and clock in every day, and you don't have to set an alarm to grab resources. You can play when you want, and just put it aside if you don't want to. It's much gentler than our leader who checks attendance every day.
Anyway, I had already dedicated my lunch break to it. I was eating takeout while watching the knights fight, and suddenly I felt that working was not so hard. The boss is not here, so I secretly give it a try, it's a pleasure~🧸
By the way, this game seems to be free. The name of the development team is Han Squirrel, which sounds pretty cute. It's suitable for part-time workers like us who want to relax but don't want to use our brains too much. I recommend it to you who are also interested in fishing! Slip away, the supervisor is back👀