To be honest, what old players like me fear most is that "card games = pure krypton gold for skin swapping". But "Fighting Three Kingdoms" actually combines "hanging up" and "fighting" together. With two clicks when fishing at work, the general will upgrade by himself, which is much more worry-free than squatting in front of the machine and making moves. The most exciting thing is the unlimited card drawing. Whatever you draw can be drawn into battle and you can take turns to cut it. I think back then we had to guess punches and grab the joystick with our friends in order to choose Zhang Fei! 😤
Nowadays, you can create a star-studded Lu Bu with just a few strokes. Twenty years ago, the boss of the arcade had to be blocked by us to recognize his eldest brother. The four major camps randomly mixed and matched, and the heroes of Wei, Shu, and Wu changed their combinations back and forth, just like when they were studying the "Zhao Zhang Guan" combination boxing. Guys, don't look at “0.1 to get double 20 stars” and think it's a web game routine. Miru's game breaks up our feelings in the past and feeds it to our mouths - we don't feel bad if we play thousands of times. If the lineup is mismatched, we can start over. Unlike in the past, if you put in coins, you are not allowed to regret it, and you will be defeated by the soldiers before you finish a set of moves. 😏
We don't want to boast about the impact, just play the emotional map on your mobile phone for fun. If you have ever performed the "Hello Hey" Shenglongquan with your classmates during class, or saved your breakfast money just to watch Huang Zhong rain arrows, then this game is worth playing in bed. After all, now that you can lie down and command the five tiger generals to take Jingzhou, why do you have to stand and sweat in front of the machine like you did back then? 🏀🏀🏀