After using the three major women's techniques for retirement, her skin never stops improving, and every move she makes instantly outshines the rest.

The saying goes that each generation is worse than the last. Version updates, regardless of size, change attributes and equipment, reshuffle the hero strength rankings. Today's hero can be T0, but tomorrow it can suddenly be considered unpopular or a version trap. The promised secret to climbing the ranks, painstakingly practiced, is then declared useless. Everyone must be fed up with this kind of frustration, right?

It's rare to log in and enter the game, all I want is a gaming experience to relieve stress, entertain myself, and enjoy the sense of accomplishment from defeating opponents. Currently, there are over a hundred heroes in the game, and after ten years, some have thankfully remained popular, like the "King of Glory's Beauties"—they're so popular they won't be nerfed even if the game shuts down, simply because of their good looks and popularity. The official developers still rely on them for revenue. This time, let's take a look at these female mages who have maintained their popularity and continued to rise since their release. Can you guess who they are?

Frankly

One of the game's founding heroes, before being replaced by Lingbao, Tanji served as the page assistant. Known for being beginner-friendly, like Arthur, she was the first hero everyone encountered upon entering the game. Her gameplay was simple and straightforward, with uncomplicated mechanics. This alone ensured a good gaming experience, so no matter how the game changed, Tanji wouldn't be reworked. Her strength would be adjusted accordingly, as her role was crucial to the game's success. Suitable for all players, young and old, anyone with hands to operate a keyboard and a little strategy could launch a sneak attack and influence the opponent's mentality.

Initially labeled as exclusive to low-ranking players and not considered high-class, her current performance is quite good, with an increasing pick rate in top-ranked matches. As long as the developers don't target her, players can progress from the lowest to the highest rank, and she has a ton of skins, including the adorable Time Traveler, the limited-edition Fox Fairy, the Brazilian style, the maid skin, and many more. Many of these skins are free, with only the Glory Collection and the rare Peerless skins remaining, which are definitely plans to implement. However, the limited-edition Peerless Nine-Tailed Fox skin has already sold out. While the initial addition of new quality skins wasn't entirely her own choice, but rather a test by Wu Zetian, this female mage is the one who gained fame and increased public acceptance of gacha skins.

Assuming that forcibly changing to a complex mechanism would be tantamount to damaging their own reputation, losing a lot of fans, and making it difficult to sell skins in the future, the official team probably wouldn't make such a foolish decision.