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Every time I drink with friends I hear boastful conversations such as, if my dad is a king, then I am a prince. Not surprisingly I will also be a great king in the future. Although I don't like to tear down my friend's weakness, I really think this is a very childish view. In fact, whenever we see a king ruling a country on TV, we think that this thing is not a difficult operation. It's just a matter of controlling a country, and as long as you have the army and the talent and the money, you can control as many people and territories as you want in feudal times. However, when you see some stupid over finish doing the wrong thing, you will surely break into a frenzy. Such a fool can become a king? I'd do a better job than him if I were king! I don't know why there are always people who think they are smarter than the ancients. You know, what makes us stronger than the ancients is cognition, and you are not necessarily higher than the ancients in terms of intellectual level. Besides, if you let an ancient person go through the same education as you, he might be able to manifest an even higher level of literacy than modern people. If you don't believe me, you can try playing Reigns, a game that tests your political literacy. This game is currently able to run under iOS, which means you can play the game in your free time. They won't have anything that you are required to do. Of course, let's focus on the game itself, Reigns is a game with a billion reigns theme and it is set in the medieval period. In fact, if you really want to categorize this game, it should be understood as a game of choice. All you have to do in Reigns is to keep making choices, and in fact there is nothing particularly difficult to do in Reigns. You just swipe your finger left to monkey right on the screen, and you'll see the different outcomes. The number of farmers, allies or requests you can make seems to be infinite. So you have to make the right choice in each swipe. Why is this? It turns out that the goal of playing Reigns is to keep your reign lasting long enough as possible. You can also seek a balance of factions in these slides. I definitely think this is a game that looks simple and plays simple but doesn't think simple. If you are too rash or show some reckless behavior, you will definitely put your reign and your clan in danger. I played this game really absolutely hard, but it was actually still fun because I didn't have to manipulate every single step. For someone like me, between doing multiple choice and doing fill-in-the-blank, I would choose the former. Because it's easier to do multiple choice, and your decisions might bring a country to the top or bring it to the brink of extinction as a result. In fact, Reigns is more than just a step-by-step game, it gives the player a lot of unpredictable and random events. In fact, that's what makes the game really fascinating, because the game is a game and reality is reality. Many people can certainly be wise and wise in Reigns and pick the right choice every time. But, in real life politics there will be a black swan or a white rhino, and some terrible luck will ruin your decisions. You may not receive good feedback even if your level of governance is exceptionally high. Therefore, Reigns, which combines reality with games, will always be able to please you. I am still satisfied with the performance of this game.

It is a very excellent and unique text strategy mobile game. Players can control the rise and fall of the entire country through extremely simple operation methods, and they must always beware of the villain’s plot against you and the conspiracy of the ministers, and really experience what kind of feeling it is to be a king. Of course, the real fun of this game is how to make the right decisions in the face of unknown choices.

The game is easy to play, just slide the cards left and right to make a choice. Players will take on the role of the king to rewrite the fate of the kingdom through their own wisdom. The game advances in years, and each year players can use the cards to make different strategic choices, and these choices will have an impact on the development of the kingdom, and the fate of the entire country is in your hands. Players need to make one important choice after another, sending troops to war, giving birth to an heir or developing the economy, each choice determines the rise and fall of the country and the king.