Below, I will share with friends the Xian Ni H5 mobile game guide. This is a Chinese-style fantasy cultivation game officially authorized by the original anime. The work draws on the essence of the original anime and integrates innovative concepts to create a highly immersive, challenging, and strategic cultivation world for players. Many new players are unsure of what to do when they first enter the game. Next, I'll share some tips for beginners to help them get started quickly.
I. Initial Card Drawing Suggestions
At the beginning of the game, you will be given 1,000 draws. Choosing which cultivator to draw in these initial 1,000 draws is quite important. You need to know the rules of the 1,000 draw event. This event allows you to keep the results of four 10-draws, and you can choose one of these 10-draws to receive directly, allowing you to quickly obtain S+ core cultivators. There are also some small tricks to this card drawing. Before drawing, you should first determine your target, such as S+ core cultivators Wang Lin and Li Muwan.
Before completing all 1,000 draws, you can first retain other four S+ core characters: Tian Yunzi, Tuosen, Red Butterfly, and Skylark. All of these are worth keeping. After completing all 1,000 draws, if you have drawn Wang Lin or Li Muwan, there's no need to hesitate; just claim them. If you haven't drawn either of these two, then choose from the other four core cultivators you've retained. Among these four, it's recommended to prioritize group attack output cards, such as Tuosen and Red Butterfly, which are helpful for quickly advancing through the early stages. If you really want to draw Wang Lin or Li Muwan, consider resetting if the 1,000 draws aren't satisfactory. Resetting is a better solution in such cases.
II. Recommended Characters for Casual Players
For casual players, two currently very useful cultivators are Red Butterfly and Duanmu Ji. If you can get Tian Yunzi, that would be even better. Red Butterfly has a group control effect, and Tian Yunzi's combo plus silence is very useful. Duanmu Ji has a two-turn damage immunity effect. These characters are advantageous whether in the Dao Debate Platform or in the Heavenly Tower. When the enemy team has Duanmu Ji, you can place Red Butterfly in the first position to silence and control the enemy first, preventing them from using their skills and reducing their damage immunity opportunities.
III. Character Development
The number of moons represents the rank of the cultivator. In the early stages when resources are not abundant, non-core cultivators can be developed to about 3 moons. If resources are sufficient, you can develop them to 5 moons. The key is to use materials for core characters. Characters that are not used frequently but are developed to 3-5 moons can later be used as material cards for upgrading core characters. Therefore, prepare 3-5 moon material cards in the early stage.
An important material for development is the advancement pill. Players often face a shortage of advancement pills. During the novice period, store the free immortal jade you get at the beginning and don't use it casually. Go to the Mysterious Market and use the immortal jade to buy as many advancement pills as possible. The market refreshes several times a day, and if there are discounted advancement pills, buy them without hesitation. This is very helpful for cultivator advancement and is a necessary and relatively high-consumption development material. As for other items, if they are not essential, do not purchase them for now.
IV. Early Team Recommendations
A recommended early team for novices is: Red Butterfly + Wang Lin + Tian Yunzi + Duanmu Ji. This is a must-have. Additionally, pair them with any two other cultivators. If you have Ma Liang, definitely include him in the team. This lineup is almost "invincible" at the same stage, whether for map clearing or competitive PK. For positioning, adjust according to the specific situation of the enemy to gain an advantage in battle. If you don't have Red Butterfly, you can use Night Zizai as a temporary replacement. If you don't have Tian Yunzi, Jie Dong can be used as an alternative.
This is the Xian Ni H5 mobile game guide for novices. For new players, it's crucial in the early stages to level up, quickly advance through maps, and enhance their own strength. By choosing and developing the right characters, you can achieve twice the result with half the effort.
