Are you being discriminated against by teammates due to strong stereotypes? Jiang Ziya is useful in ranked matches, and Wu Zetian can control the Empress: Market Analysis.

Jiang Ziya has a passive buff that allows him to reach level 15 faster than anyone else, which is his unique feature. After being enshrined as a god, he enters the Celestial Mode, which increases the speed of his ultimate skill release. He records his primordial spirit casting spells while his true body continues to move and can also use his first and second skills. This mechanism creates a positioning illusion, causing opponents to misjudge and waste their skills. Another benefit is that even if his primordial spirit charges up to attack, the map vision will expand, much like Baili Shouyue's sniping, increasing his survivability.

Regarding item builds, Jiang Ziya can go for a full burst build. However, against healing-based lineups such as Meng Tian, Cai Wenji, Cheng Yaojin, and Kuang Tie, the only option is to transition to a utility build. Buy Swift Boots as your first item, Nightmare's End as your first and second skill combos. Frozen Breath is a perfect match, providing two stacks of speed boost that are easy to stack. The domino effect further increases the hit rate of your ultimate. Pain Mask depends on the player's playstyle and is suitable for a spell orb build. Of course, if you're aiming for maximum attack power, there's no need to buy sustain items.

Welfare Crazy Giveaway of Treasure Coupons, Wu Zetian's Ownership Increases

The second mage to discuss is the renowned Wu Zetian. With multiple Glory Crystal redemptions available, and the addition of Lu Bu and Angela this year—two popular heroes who are also mains—would you choose to redeem a premium version or collect all the heroes? Non-mid-lane players really don't think Wu Zetian is a good choice. First, she's a high-priced hero, and to protect the interests of summoners, they absolutely dare not arbitrarily buff or rework her; exceeding the price would result in complaints about favoring high-spending players.

Secondly, the high price is enough to deter countless players. Ao Yin costs around 788 points, which is equivalent to an epic skin, and some players feel it's not worth it. Not to mention Wu Zetian, who costs tens of thousands of points and has a guaranteed value of 361. After the original skin, there are still skins to unlock, resulting in double consumption. Ordinary players won't go crazy for you.

The old version told you that the player base was too small, Wu Zetian wasn't worth it, the player count was low and stagnant, making data reference extremely difficult and making it impossible to analyze her strength. After ten years of operation, it now covers at least 60-70% of the players. In recent years, the points-based treasure hunt tickets have been given away like crazy. Free-to-play players have already secured a crystal, which they can use to redeem a hero first, and then exchange for skins through the limited-time point shop. Killing two birds with one stone, a dream fulfilled after many years.

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