Is it worth cultivating Open Space Fu? A look at the strength of Open Space Fu

Is it worth cultivating Open Space Fu? Fu is a striking role character, an SR with fire attributes, a slightly chubby little loli who always looks half-asleep, cute and adorable, especially in her chibi form. However, she fights very fiercely, and many friends are quite curious about whether she's worth cultivating. If you're interested in this character, you might as well start by understanding the introduction to her skills and gameplay presented in this article.

Fu is more proficient with gloves and excels in close combat with enemies. Her normal attack is nothing special; let's look at Skill 1, "Rising Dragon Fist," which uses a powerful uppercut to strike the opponent in front of her, dealing two segments of melee damage. In the enhanced state, Rising Dragon Fist will deliver an additional uppercut, adding a third segment of melee damage to the enemy.

Skill 2, "Eating Rice Balls," involves eating a prepared fresh rice ball, restoring her own health, and increasing her attack power for a certain period, during which she can release an enhanced Rising Dragon Fist. When the skill is on cooldown, it restores 20% of her health, increases attack power by 50%, and lasts for 20 seconds.

Ultimate Skill, "Super Large Rice Ball," when she's exhausted, she falls over and throws the rice ball forward. Each bounce of the giant rice ball on the ground deals intense battle damage to the opponent, bouncing three times in total. If all three bounces hit, it will additionally stun the opponent for 4 seconds.

When leveling up by one level, the damage from striking skills increases by 20%; after further upgrades, eating a rice ball adds extra fire damage to normal attacks, charging every 5 seconds, and releasing a flying kick that resets the cooldown of Rising Dragon Fist upon hitting the opponent. Level 3 increases maximum HP by 10%; Level 4 boosts Break attack damage by 25%; after Level 5, perfectly dodging an enemy's attack will restore 30% of AP maximum value.

The skill effects of Open Space Fu are as shown above. Through this explanation, I believe everyone now has a clear idea of what kind of character she is. Her striking power is quite good, but she needs to be in closer proximity to the enemy to perform better. However, as an SR, she is still worth cultivating and using in the early stages.