A strange shift grips the Kyushu continent as aura changes force cultivators to store spiritual energy in body parts, causing higher levels to bulge noticeably and sparking suspicions among female immortals. They band together in an alliance to uncover the truth in this deck-building Roguelike strategy adventure. Players pick levels to tackle and assemble teams of teammates, matching skill fetishes for potent attack or recovery builds.
Core play revolves around simple choices: select challenges, recruit allies, and optimize synergies without overstuffing rosters-20 teammates often suffice to conquer runs. Larger teams amplify power through clever pairings. Strategy fans who enjoy Roguelike deck-building on PC will find the focus on team composition and balanced growth right up their alley.
I don't know why, but in recent years, the aura of the Kyushu continent has undergone tremendous changes, making it impossible for the cultivators to condense the aura into golden pills.
Everyone can only store spiritual energy in a certain part of the body, so a very strange phenomenon occurs, the higher the level, the more bulging a certain part of the body is. . .
The female immortal cultivators felt that this was a conspiracy by the male immortal cultivators, so they formed an alliance to find out, and the story began like this. . .
This is a deck-building Roguelike game, the operation is relatively simple, just select a level to break through, and then choose the right teammates to join the team.
The key to clearing the level is to reasonably match the skill fetters of your teammates to form a powerful attack or recovery style.
Another thing to note is that the more players in the team, the better. Sometimes 20 is enough, so don't be greedy.
