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Jianghu Troublemaker

Game Introduction

Where there's a Jianghu, there are people; where there's a duel, there's me!
That's right, I am the absolutely fair and impartial commentator who doesn't take sides! Known in the Jianghu as—the Troublemaker!
Jianghu Troublemaker, also known as Commentator Simulator or I'm Adding Narration in the Martial World, is a pixel-style simulation game. As the Jianghu's most enthusiastic gossipmonger (a.k.a. troublemaker), you wander through various thrilling duel venues, diligently commentating on everything you see (even though no one asked you to).
The game proceeds in a turn-based format. While the great heroes of the Jianghu are locked in life-or-death duels, you must provide timely commentary for them.
Each line of commentary will receive reactions from the onlooking crowd. After completing a full commentary session, these reactions will convert into your reputation. You can then use reputation to enhance your art of commentary, allowing you to chatter even more effectively when seeking excitement in the future.
However, be warned: if you say something particularly inappropriate, the two combatants—busy as they are—might just take notice of you. If that happens... well, you're on your own.

Game Features

- Pixel-style Jianghu simulation experience
- Play as the Jianghu's most enthusiastic commentator
- Turn-based commentary gameplay, accumulating reputation through reactions
- Use reputation to enhance commentary skills and become a more professional narrator

Gameplay

(Note: The current version does not include an in-game tutorial, so instructions are provided here.)
Each turn in the game, you can select a commentary bubble to use. Your commentary will affect the on-field Atmosphere Value and Professionalism.

Atmosphere Value: Refers to the intensity of excitement on the field. Naturally, higher is better. A lively atmosphere makes commentary easier and increases post-commentary rewards.

Professionalism: Unlike Atmosphere Value, higher is not always better. The key is to avoid the red zone.