#Three Kingdoms Kill Mobile#, during the Three Kingdoms period, the presence of strategists was crucial. Liu Had Zhuge Liang to counterattack, Sun Quan to have Zhou Yu to resist Cao Jun, and Cao Cao to have Guo Jia to defeat Yuan Shao. The warrior to be introduced today is also a strategist, but his master is Yuan Shao, resulting in him having almost no fame in history, he is Xin Bi.
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Simpi (?) ~235), courtesy name George, was a native of Yangzhai County, Yingchuan County (present-day Yuzhou, Henan). A chancellor of Cao Wei during the Three Kingdoms period at the end of the Han Dynasty. Born in the Xin clan of Longxi, he defected to Yuan Shao, the pastor of Jizhou, in his early years, and refused to be recruited by Sikong Cao Cao. After the Battle of Guandu, he followed Yuan Tan of Qingzhou. After Cao Cao captured Yecheng, he successively served as a huilang, a xiangfu changshi, and a wei state attendant, and supported Cao Pi as a shizi. After Cao Pi ascended the throne, he was appointed as the Marquis of Zhongzhong and Guangping Pavilion.
Emperor Ming of Wei ascended the throne, and Xin Bijin was made the Marquis of Yingxiang and served as Wei Weiqing. Zhuge Liangtun soldiered Weinan, and Xin Bi served as an emissary to control the great general (Sima Yi). Cao Wei Qinglong died of illness in the third year of his reign as a Wei Wei wei (衛尉), with the posthumous title of Su (苏) and the temple court of Emperor Wen of Wei.
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【Introduction】: The card play phase is limited to once, and you can make one of the other characters choose one: 1. It takes effect during the preparation phase of its next turn, skipping the next phase of the draw and fold phase; 2. Use an unlimited kill on you.
[Holding Festival]: Once per turn, when you become a card target used by other characters, if you are the only target, you can make a decision, if the number of points is greater than 6, it will be canceled.
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As Yuan Shao's strategist, Xin Bi's performance in the Three Kingdoms Killing Mobile version is also like Yuan Shao's span. This skill is the castrated version of Big Joe, because Big Joe's [National Color] can make enemies unable to play cards and fold cards. And the [citation] only makes the enemy unable to play cards, which is equivalent to Lü Meng's "self-denial", which basically has little effect.
The second skill of Simbi [Holding Knot] is also a span, and the judgment result is greater than 6 to be effective, and the probability is only 50%. This effect is almost the same as Qin Mi's skill, but Qin Mi is a spelling point, and Qin Mi's winning rate is higher. Although this skill is good, it can only be used once per turn, and it is very easy for enemies to crack this skill. If he met a warrior who could change his sentence, Xin Bi's "Holding Festival" would almost be abolished.
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In the game, The main gameplay of Simbi is to consume enemies. If the enemy has [Kill], you can use [Holding Knot] to dodge. If the enemy chooses to skip the turn, he can take the opportunity to set him on fire. Since Simbi's [Citation] allows the target to play cards, Simbi cannot continuously use [Citation] on enemies, otherwise it will be difficult to fight later.
In the identity field, Xin Bi is more suitable for the position of anti-thief and loyal subject, because Xin Bi is a partial auxiliary warrior, and his output ability is not high, but the consumption ability is quite OK.
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In fact, in history, Xin Bi's ability is still there, otherwise he would not have been left behind by Cao Cao. It's just that his previous master was Yuan Shao, which is equivalent to giving others a bad impression. What do you think of Sinpi's strength? More information about the Three Kingdoms Killing, just in the middle of the life of Rong Ma Ding!