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In Silver and Crimson, there are many characters worthy of attention, and Qian De is one of them. However, many players do not have a deep understanding of his skills. So today, I will talk about how to play Qian De in Silver and Crimson. Qian De's title in the game is Blade Angel, which demonstrates his sharpness in offense, with advantages such as area damage and continuous damage. Let's take a closer look at the specific skill effects.

Qian De's basic attack, Sharp Knife, can target enemy units within a fan-shaped range in the direction of the target, dealing 120% of his attack power as physical damage. Because it is an area damage type, it can hit more targets than a single-target attack. His inherent trait, Silver Hand Pursuit, adds a bleeding effect to the target for 6 seconds after a basic attack hits. Once affected by bleeding, the target takes damage every two seconds, calculated at 30% of the attacker's attack power, which is also physical damage. The bleeding effect can stack up to 10 times, and if fully stacked, the continuous damage alone is quite significant.

After performing two basic attacks, you can actively release the skill Eighth Interval, dealing 150% of your attack power as physical damage to the main target. If the target is already under the bleeding effect, the number of bleeding stacks on the target will double, meaning that through basic attacks and traits, the bleeding can be significantly increased via the skill. If we calculate based on being able to use the skill once after two basic attacks, stacking to 10 layers becomes a relatively simple operation.

The ultimate skill, Solo Dancer's Trio, deals a total of six segments of damage to enemy units within a designated fan-shaped area, with a total damage amounting to 900% of the attack power. After the consecutive slashes, it can deal another segment of 450% of the attack power as physical damage. When this ultimate skill deals damage to targets with continuous damage effects, it can restore 25% of the damage dealt as health. Continuous damage here can be from bleeding or other effects, so when pairing the team, try to find teammates with continuous damage abilities.

After reading my introduction, everyone should now have a clear understanding of how to play Qian De in Silver and Crimson. The direction for team composition is actually very clear: try to find teammates who also have bleeding or other types of continuous damage. By forming a team like this, you can maximize the advantages of Qian De's skills.