Doria's skin has the highest usage rate in the Chinese server, reaching the top of limited-edition skins. The Phantom Mermaid skin is inferior to the Hero's skin: Year of the Horse E

The title of "top-tier" between the two legendary works is bestowed upon Shenji Minghuanzhou, a consensus unanimously held by Chinese players. As a limited edition for the Year of the Horse, it didn't generate much buzz compared to the Year of the Snake, with its modeling and theme being highly repetitive. Buyers were drawn to its cost-effectiveness and practicality. The quality of limited edition series is universally acknowledged to be the best, and even if the style isn't to one's liking, one would still willingly purchase it.

Besides Diao Chan and Guan Yu, another standout is Doria's Divine Steed's Illusion. The color scheme is eye-catching, featuring a rare lapis lazuli gold. The collaboration with the Spring Festival incorporates a modern style, transforming into an ancient exotic beauty after synthesis. The latest product, in terms of detail, elements, and posters, surpasses all other products. The colors are vibrant but not overpowering, avoiding excessive glamour that obscures the view. The usual wave-breaking effect, with the first skill releasing three layers of circular lapis lazuli ripples that spread over time, is the essence of the second skill's water area. The remaining area generates a small water circle, and the timeline depicts floating, dynamic Silk Road murals, playing with the phantom of a small horse.

It appeals to both men and women and has very high sales. The overall feel is slightly clunky, but fortunately, since Doriya is not a damage dealer, this heaviness actually provides immediate feedback and increases the sense of participation, which is why it is favored by Chinese players and is the most used skin.

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