Are you being discriminated against by teammates due to strong stereotypes? Jiang Ziya is great in ranked matches, Wu Zetian's combo control makes her an empress: a feel-good guide.

After thinking it through, I decided to let Wu Zetian take the field. Following the control template for equipment, the combat effect was significantly improved, especially in the 10v10 match mode, the 20-player arena. With her ultimate skill, she summoned the sun and moon, causing the sky to shake, as if Thor had descended. All the enemies were hit by magic orbs, creating a very shocking scene. Only then did I discover Wu Zetian's charm.

Team battles are her preferred arena, and she's also quite good at one-on-one duels. She frequently interrupts opponents' skills, regardless of whether they're using flashy moves like Jing, Shangguan Wan'er, or Shiranui Mai, or standing-and-fighting skills like Zhang Liang, Angela, Zhong Kui, or Huang Zhong. Wu Zetian can easily shatter them with a single magic orb, turning the tide of battle and quickly rescuing her teammates.

While her player base is relatively stable and her popularity is average, the biggest drawback is her handling. Many players complain that her movements are hesitant and the back-and-forth animations are not very satisfying. However, the developers can't make any adjustments, so this is the only way to control her strength. Imagine, her combos are incredibly smooth and she has zero hit points throughout the entire fight. How can anyone counter her?

The ultimate skill is the core, used for breaking enemy lines and revealing vision. The item build should consider a semi-tank build, which provides high survivability. You can directly copy the item build from the Chinese server, prioritizing cooldown reduction and not focusing on damage output. The Pain Mask and Bloodthirster are enough to sustain you. Purchase items like Frostbite and Witch's Cloak for the rest. In actual gameplay, adjust according to your personal preferences.

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