Three Kingdoms Mushouden News

Significantly reduced the probability of opening empty chests in ancient tombs
Greatly increased the rewards for the Find Person quest
Adjusted the early-game quest refresh mechanics (Reputation Level 2 can now accept some high-difficulty quests)
Fixed an issue where damage values had decimal points in battle
Fixed some city entry softlock bugs
Fixed issues where characters could get stuck at the edges of the map

This is the teaching for developers on how to start the early stage of the game.

Fixed an issue where food and wages provided by affiliated noble families were incorrect (previously, the data for high-ranking and low-ranking noble families was reversed)
Fixed some errors in the stats of helmets and chest armor, as well as texture issues
In the test version, the time consumption for tomb exploration has been reduced to 1/10 of the original, with each action now consuming only 0.2 hours
Fixed some map-related softlock issues
Adjusted the cooldown of Xu Shu's ultimate skill
Corrected some text errors

This is the teaching for developers on how to start the early stage of the game.

Added the city mission feature "Find Person."
Hover tips for noble levels have been added, now clearly showing the progress of noble upgrades.
Weapons no longer break when durability falls to zero; they just become ineffective.
You can now set the interface to automatically skip entrance animations if conditions are met in the settings menu.
You can now toggle features such as horror effects and battle support camera movement on and off in the settings menu.
Intelligence differences in the intelligence duel mini-game have become more impactful, e.g., if the intelligence difference is 30-40, the game will end within 10 seconds.
Fixed an issue where the enemy's health drops to zero during diplomatic intimidation.
Updated some character styles for bandits in outdoor battles, including some leaders.
Enhanced some noble generals' equipment, including but not limited to 【Guan Yu】【Zhang Fei】.
Fixed the issue where generals recruited at outdoor buildings could not have their points added.