One day after the skin was launched, the Great God of Destiny Death Archon cried and complained about the loss after selling it.

Summer vacation, the third phase of the update, is a perfect time to see skin sales! Setting aside the beach theme of yesteryear, the Rift is now filled with an eerie atmosphere. A collaboration with the Lord of Mysteries features four members: Yixing, Xishi, Guiguzi, and Dasiming. All of these are limited edition skins, which shows how few direct-sale skins there are these days.

Guiguzi arranges to give away for free, two mages epic value gift packs, the highest quality of the whole set is the Death Archon of Dasi Ming, whose identity is the son of death, integrated into the mythological fantasy style, and the matching uses black and gold that symbolize power and death. With wings behind him, he holds the iconic sickle of the god of death, and then wraps a feathered serpent around it. With special effects, he walks on the Styx, spreads his wings, and shines with golden light, full of high-end feeling.

The price, typically 990 points, was limited to Legendary quality, and included a custom button. It sounded like a bargain, so it quickly attracted a large number of players on its first day. The next moment, however, everyone complained about wanting to return the product, citing the hero's average strength. In the past, the developers had routinely buffed the stats to create a better experience, a marketing ploy. However, the developers didn't make any adjustments. After purchasing it, he played ranked matches in the competitive lane, but he didn't win a single game, only losing streaks. Initially, he felt confident wearing it, like a pro player, but the execution mechanic was tweaked, leaving him with a weak late-game combat effectiveness, resulting in a win rate of only 43%. While the skin was supposed to improve the feel, it still failed due to its inherent flaws.