How to Play for Beginners in Xian Ni H5: A Comprehensive Guide for Xian Ni H5 Newbies

The game "Xian Ni H5" is definitely worth experiencing for all Xian Ni enthusiasts. It faithfully recreates many of the classic characters and scenes from Xian Ni, with a variety of cultivation and combat gameplay elements. For new players, there are many things to master. Today, we will look at how beginners can play Xian Ni H5. If you are a new player just starting this game, make sure to pay close attention to the following content, as it is very valuable.

For a card game, the initial card draw after entering the game is crucial. If a new player draws Huanglong Zhenren, they should cultivate him first. Later, if Feng Luan is drawn, place Feng Luan in the front row, first position, and Huanglong Zhenren in the second position of the first row. This way, by utilizing Feng Luan's area damage and Huanglong Zhenren's follow-up attacks, it becomes much easier for new players to clear stages.

After reaching level 20, you can skip levels. When encountering a level that you cannot pass, pay attention to the positioning and combination during battles. Try several times, and you should be able to pass. Always adjust your formation and combinations in real-time. Huanglong Zhenren and Feng Luan do not need to be cultivated to the highest level; cultivating them to three moons is sufficient, after which they can be used as material cards. This game has a feature where you can perform a thousand draws at the start, making it an important way for new players to obtain powerful characters. All players can perform 1,000 draws at the beginning, then keep the results of four 10-draws and choose one set of 10-draws to claim.

The trick here is to first determine your target, such as S-grade core Wang Lin and Li Muwan, trying to get them together. Before completing the 1,000 draws, retain the other four S-graded cores, like Yun Quezi, Tian Yunzi, Red Butterfly, etc. If you draw Wang Lin or Li Muwan within the 1,000 draws, claim them directly. If not, choose one from the previously retained S-graded cores. Among these four cards, prioritize choosing those with group control and group output, like Tian Yunzi and Red Butterfly, as they help in quickly clearing stages.

The above content is my answer today on how to play Xian Ni H5 for beginners. As long as everyone can properly handle the initial card drawing and lineup combination during the beginner phase, not only will the early stage map clearance go smoothly, but it also lays a solid foundation for future lineup combinations, giving you a pretty perfect start.