[New Content]
New character [Gunpowder Maniac] added, obtainable via Advanced Exchange events.
Event [Legendary Opportunity]: Active from 3/20 to 4/3. Daily first Legendary Quest will have increased drop rates for Legendary-tier items.
Event [Mountain Elixir]: Active from 4/3 to 4/17. Complete Old Man Xijin’s Bounties for rewards.
Event [Dangerous Rewards]: Active from 4/17 to 4/24. Daily first Elite Monster kill in Journey Mode will drop doubled loot.
Broker Contracts refreshed, with grand prize replaced by [Raccoon Ronin].
[Character Adjustments]

Chao’er:
Interference skill description corrected:
Original: "Adds a follow-up attack to a random ally" →
Revised: "Adds a follow-up attack to the last-row ally without one (random selection if all have it)".

Cihu:
Roaring Tiger Form (Level 6 stats) adjusted:
Original: "If this buff already exists, grants (Final Damage +10>)" →
Revised: "If this buff already exists, grants (Final Damage +50%>)".
Ambush Tiger Form description fixed:
Original: "Applies debuff (Next time displacement is caused by a skill, takes damage equal to the attack and is stunned)" →
Revised: "Applies two debuffs:
Debuff (Next displacement by a skill inflicts damage equal to the attack).
Debuff (Next displacement by a skill causes stun)."

[Bug Fixes & Optimizations]
Fixed combat reconnection errors caused by Revival mechanics.
Fixed combat freeze when Golden Poison or Mountain Elixir appeared in Retrieval battles.
Fixed combat errors when Wildland Gardener used skills on self-summoned plants.
Fixed Wildland Gardener’s skill [Spirited Plants] not affecting Stun Ferns.
Fixed Cihu’s Roaring Tiger Form Final Damage buff disappearing after one attack (now expires after one attack as intended).
Added UID display at the bottom-right during battles for easier issue reporting.
[New Character Preview: Gunpowder Maniac]

Mecha, a prodigious yet deranged craftsman from the Bian Kingdom.

He scorns traditional weapon forging, obsessing over bizarre inventions while berating peers as mediocre. His crowning achievement—revolutionizing high-efficiency gunpowder—sparked explosive mining tech and primitive firearms, earning him one of Bian’s three "Grand Craftsman" titles.

However, his manic curiosity led him to forbidden research on "Black Miasma" energy, culminating in a catastrophic accident. Stripped of his title and exiled, he now wanders as a paradox: a genius unbound by ethics, conducting perilous experiments in frenzied states—a fusion of madness and brilliance.