What are the techniques in Yijian Fengyun Jue? An introduction to the techniques in the mobile version of Yijian Fengyun Jue

Speaking of the techniques in "Yi Jian Feng Yun Jue", there are many such techniques, and each has different effects. These techniques need to be used in combination, which means that everyone needs to understand these techniques. Only after understanding their effects can they be properly combined. So today, we will bring you a summary and introduction to the techniques in the game. After reading this guide, you will know how to combine the techniques. Without further ado, let's take a look below.

Talking about the techniques in the game, the first technique is called Shang Qing Feng Yun Jue. This technique provides acupoint points, health cap, and true qi cap bonuses. In terms of effects, it can temporarily increase your health, then remove negative statuses, and finally give you a layer of Feng Qi Yun Yong buff. This buff has the attribute of breaking moves, and during subsequent attacks, there is a chance to give the enemy two layers of break move effect, which can increase damage. This is the first technique.

The second technique is Jiu Zhou Jue. This technique also provides acupoint points, health cap, and true qi cap bonuses. In terms of effects, it gives 1-3 layers of Jiu Zhou Jue buff. Under this effect, your gathering qi rate can be increased, and the damage of your moves will also increase. After using a move, it can also increase your health and true qi attributes by 45% and remove any current negative effects. This is the second technique.

The third technique is Wu Heng Tian Jing. This technique increases acupoint points, health cap, and true qi cap. In terms of effects, this technique can increase dodge, critical hit, and qi gathering efficiency based on your current attributes. The effect is very simple; it is a pure attribute technique. The higher the attributes, the greater the benefit of this technique.

The fourth technique is Guan Shan Zhan Ce. This technique provides acupoint points, health cap, and true qi cap bonuses. In terms of effects, it gives a break move bonus, increasing all spear and staff move damage, and also increases qi gathering speed, adding extra damage to moves.

The fifth technique is Chun Qiu Wei Yi Jian. This technique provides health, acupoint points, and true qi cap bonuses. In terms of effects, it can inflict 2-3 layers of poison on enemies within 24 grids and remove beneficial buffs from enemies outside this range.

The sixth technique is Yu Long Jue. This technique provides acupoint points, health cap, and true qi cap bonuses. In terms of effects, it increases your health and adds six layers of Yu Long buff. Each layer of this buff can increase your damage by 4% and health by 2%.

The seventh technique is Xu Mi Xin Jian. This technique provides acupoint, health, and true qi cap bonuses. In terms of effects, it adds a Xin Jian effect, which can increase your true qi recovery and qi gathering efficiency. When attacked, this mark can also increase, stacking infinitely.

The eighth technique is Tian Mo Liu Tong. This technique has the effect of increasing acupoint points, health cap, and true qi cap. The ninth technique is Yi Wei Du Jiang, which can increase stamina cap. In terms of effects, it can give three layers of light body attribute bonus, which can increase qi return value. The tenth technique is Gui Ying You Ming Da Fa, which has stamina attribute bonuses. In terms of effects, it has an attack with a deflation effect, which can reduce the enemy's qi gathering speed.

The eleventh technique is Cheng Huang Yu Feng. This technique provides stamina cap bonuses. In terms of effects, it gives three layers of qi gathering to yourself and surrounding units. These three layers of effect can make your and your teammates' skill releases more frequent. The twelfth technique is Ni Yi Feng Ma, which provides stamina bonuses. In terms of effects, it gives three layers of Ni Yi buff, which can increase dodge ability.

The thirteenth technique is Ta Xing Bu. This technique provides stamina cap bonuses. In terms of effects, it has a stacking movement effect, which can stack up to three layers, allowing for three additional movements. During this process, it can increase your dodge and qi gathering speed. The last technique is Yuan Wu, which has the effect of increasing stamina and qi gathering speed, as well as a confusion effect that can lower the enemy's hit rate.

Above is the complete content on the techniques in "Yi Jian Feng Yun Jue". After reading the above, I believe everyone has recognized these techniques. After recognizing and understanding the effects of these techniques, the next step is to choose one that suits your playstyle from these techniques and use it.