What are the skills of Ying Bu in Code Name: Kill? A look at Ying Bu's card skills in the Code Name: Kill mobile game.

Ying Bu, a renowned general from the end of the Qin dynasty, also demonstrates extraordinary strength on the battlefield of Daihao Sha. In terms of basic attributes, he initially has 6 health points, which is the foundation for his survival in battle. However, what truly makes him invincible on the battlefield are his skills. Currently, each general's skill effects and usage have multiple functionalities.

Ying Bu's first skill is called "Gong Guan Zhu Hou," and its effect can be described as terrifying. At the end of each round, the game automatically calculates the total damage dealt by all characters during that round. If Ying Bu deals the most damage in that round, his maximum health will increase by 1 point. This means that as the battle progresses, Ying Bu's durability increases, allowing him to withstand more damage without being knocked out. But the increase in maximum health is not all; whenever his maximum health increases, the number of attacks he can make in each action phase also increases by 1.

"Gong Guan Zhu Hou" is a very powerful effect because attacking is one of the most direct ways to deal damage in the game. More attack opportunities mean Ying Bu can inflict more damage on enemies in a single round. It's important to note that the condition for triggering this skill is based on the total damage dealt in the current round; as long as Ying Bu's damage is among the highest (including tied for first place), the effect can be triggered. The trigger condition only considers the total damage of the round, regardless of specific stages or timing within the round.

Another crucial point to remember is that at the beginning of each new round, the recorded damage values for this skill are reset. This means no matter how much damage Ying Bu dealt in the previous round, everything starts over at the start of a new round, and he needs to work hard again to trigger the skill's effect. Additionally, when Ying Bu's maximum health increases, it does not immediately restore his health; it merely allows him to endure more damage. To regain health, other methods must be used.

The second skill, "Da Xi Guo Wang," is another core ability of Ying Bu, activating at the beginning of each round. Its effect is to draw cards until the player has the most cards in hand, with the calculation taking place before the first player's turn begins. Thus, at the start of a new round, you get a chance to replenish your hand through this skill. However, if the player already has the most cards in hand, the skill will not take effect, and no additional cards can be drawn.

In typical matches, Ying Bu often faces an awkward situation where he lacks both cards and damage. Although his skill mechanism is powerful, it is difficult to achieve stable and satisfactory results in actual play, leading players to generally avoid using Ying Bu. After all, in a game where strategy and strength reign supreme, instability often implies risk and uncertainty. Nevertheless, there is always a flip side: Ying Bu can actually be paired with Zhen Ji to form a formidable team.

Zhen Ji's pseudo-high hand limit and card-drawing mechanism can serve Ying Bu's skill system well. Through this combination, drawing five extra cards per round can match Sun Ce's benefits, and more cards will give Ying Bu higher offensive power, thereby enhancing his survivability and combat effectiveness on the battlefield. However, this lineup is not without limitations. Firstly, it is very vulnerable to generals like Lu Xun who have the ability to destroy hand cards. Once hand cards are destroyed, Ying Bu's skills will be greatly affected, possibly even leading to a predicament.

Secondly, in early-stage confrontations, this lineup may be at a disadvantage since the quantity and quality of hand cards are critical at this stage, and the Ying Bu-Zhen Ji combination might not be sufficient to handle all challenges. Even so, if there are no better alternatives, this lineup is still worth trying. Finally, it should be noted that if victory rate is a priority, it is not recommended to purchase Ying Bu as a general.

This concludes the introduction to Ying Bu's skills in Daihao Sha. In fact, the performance of this general heavily depends on the color and quantity of the hand cards. If luck is not on his side, and he doesn't get any spades, then considering various factors, he may not be very useful.