Chess promotional benefits: Three limited-time return items; think carefully before ordering Amber Era.

The welfare version hasn't stopped. Just when we thought the summer event of Season 44 was over, the Endless Game ended, and then the King of Glory Chess mission suddenly appeared out of nowhere. You read that right, as long as you try out the new IP and log in to King of Glory regularly, you can collect 1000 limited-time points, which is more valuable than 5 draws in the Glory Treasure Hunt. Of course, you can also consider exchanging for Liu Bei's new skin. This time, we won't discuss cost-effectiveness. Instead, we want to give the spotlight to the returning works. Consumers are starting to have headaches and regrets again. With a limited budget, which of the three excellent works would you choose?

Ying Shan Ke: 8/10

The first character we'll discuss is Wang Zhaojun's "Azalea Guest" skin. Undeniably, Wang Zhaojun isn't a popular mid-lane pick; playing her as support is even criticized as intentionally tilting players. Her role is awkward; her utility-focused playstyle fails to secure kills, and stacking her burst damage relies heavily on accurate freeze hits. Judging by her skill mechanics, there are plenty of control-type mages in the game, so how can this mid-laner survive in the current meta? The reason is superficial: her looks. Who doesn't like an eye-catching character? She's a visual icon, captivating countless hearts, considered one of the Four Beauties of ancient China. While the international version released a futuristic EWC skin, the effect was underwhelming; ultimately, a traditional Chinese style best suits her.

Ying Shan Ke, the anniversary series product, boasts top-tier traditional Chinese art style. Its appearance, design, and overall aesthetic far surpass mere quality labels, earning universal praise. However, the most practical issue arises: in actual gameplay, it seems to fall short of expectations. Its advantages are numerous. As a mountain rhododendron, it's a mountain-traveling flower spirit with cool and elegant lines. Its entrance animation is incredibly atmospheric, devoid of any affectation. Elements include white gauze, rhododendrons, and birds. Its first skill, "Peony Bloom," and its second skill, "Freeze," transforms into a swirling jade mirror.

The ultimate skill is truly exceptional, transforming the originally dull and boring hailstorm into a breathtaking mountain and lake landscape, with peonies blooming on the mountains. Viewing it from a distance is simply awe-inspiring. Due to the stunning visual effects, the hit rate is also increased. For those who prefer visual impact, this is a must-buy skin. However, if you prioritize feel, you might want to reconsider, as Ying Shan Ke also has some noticeable weaknesses.

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