呂布と貂蝉

Initial Setup Spear Archer Sword Rider Spears and Riders have the same range, so either is fine. I'm not sure about the level difference yet.

For the passive/active items, even if you get something like a golden pickaxe in a day, it disappears, which feels like a waste. Do you think they'll adjust that too?

Does the brush disappear if you use it in the 5-slot inventory? Sometimes when you use the brush, it doesn't just rewrite kanji, it disappears.

I don't know any of the generals at all, so I can't make them, but the way the kanji move is cute, so it's good.

If you don't combine the generals properly, they'll just keep napping. Once completed, they work really hard. It's been a while since I played a TD, it's simple and fun. It's a common system, but they've differentiated it by replacing characters with kanji, which makes it easy to look at and good. It's amazing how the kanji that are weapons and the generals move in ways that fit them. It's heartwarming to see them working hard as kanji. The enemy generals also appear. - Fight with sword soldiers, spear soldiers, archers, cavalry, and generals. - Defeat enemies to GET meat buns → Summon kanji for weapons and generals, repeat merging for non-generals. - General names are single kanji characters, completely random and scattered. - Generals only activate if you combine the kanji of their names yourself. (e.g., for Lu Bu, you need to correctly combine the kanji 呂 and 布. The order 布, 呂 is also wrong. Vertical writing is also not allowed.) - You can equip generals with mochi-like weapons. It's PvP matching, but the opponent's icon is hidden during battle, which I personally appreciate. The ranks seem to go up to official positions eventually, but you go down each time you lose, so if you prioritize winning, it's assumed you'll obtain digging tools for buff traps or expanding placement areas. Those can usually be resolved in the shop or by watching ads. Of course, you can enjoy it without them. It's all up to luck.