A comparison of the entire epic of Bian Que reveals that the two-faced pharmacist emerges victorious, while the buyer of the Spirit Gu-corroding Heart suffers a huge loss.

The return of Western classical style, with its endless game theme, evokes the enigmatic Lord of 2025. The card attributes are mysterious and unpredictable. Last year, Xi Shi, the Dream Weaver, was chosen; this year, the reward is given to Bian Que. It boasts epic quality and coincidentally shares the same tag as other options—all free items, yet their treatment is drastically different. The overall quality has been elevated to another level. The new skin is incredibly popular. For those who haven't yet received the reward, consider testing it in the training camp. The incredibly efficient free-to-play players have already shared the code and are advancing hand-in-hand with their friends.

In the "Endless Game" skin, Bian Que gains the "Dual-Faced Pharmacist" skin. Judging from the poster alone, the overhead view is enough to create a sense of oppression. He's the all-powerful ruler, his identity as a healer, seemingly capable of secretly poisoning, inflicting slow, agonizing pain. This pose alone surpasses other epic skins. The "Fantasy Fragrance" skin, on the other hand, truly lives up to its name as a doctor. Moonlight and spice elements, dark clouds, summoning raindrops—the core theme is a hazy fragrance. The color scheme is blue and gold; calling him a perfumer wouldn't be out of place. Its lethality is almost zero, the perfume is poisonous, the particle effects are minimal, and it's a battle pass exclusive, essentially free in a way. Before the skill optimization, it was a staple skin for dedicated players.

Sales skyrocketed after the hero was reworked

Later, the monthly gift book added the "Spirit Gu Corrosion" skin, marking a milestone in the era of welfare rewards. New members were added regularly, and this new skin was highly sought after, with online jokes about failed draws and whether the developers were sabotaging things behind the scenes. Many players felt they were playing a probability-based system, always getting older epic skins, and considering the average hero strength, ordinary players eventually gave up, preferring to exchange for 6 points for a lucky draw ticket or 20 skin fragments. The skin's theme was poisonous insects and purple fireworks, with layered poison and a snake emerging from the mark on the head. The dark purple color scheme perfectly suited Bian Que's sinister image of playing with poison.

Most surprisingly, a free item, after the hero was reworked and transformed into a bioweapon scientist with a new kill threshold and incredibly powerful reaping ability, urgently needed a skin to improve the feel of the hero. Summoners were willing to spend money to buy it. Originally priced at 888 points, it once soared to the top ten of the best-selling list. It was a supporting character in Season 44, with the main character being Liu Er. Unexpectedly, it received a new outfit in a short period of time.

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