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Romance celestial se lanza en lágrimas de themis

Autor : Logan Actualizar : Feb 24,2025

Lágrimas de themis presenta el evento "Legend of Celestial Romance": una mítica aventura de fantasía china

¡Sumérgete en un nuevo evento cautivador en el popular juego de Otome de Mihoyo, Tears of Themis! "Legend of Celestial Romance" transporta a los jugadores a un mundo de fantasía chino impresionante y mítico lleno de recompensas y desafíos emocionantes.

Este evento presenta el equipo legal de THEMIS que se aventura en el mundo virtual conocido como nombre en codeName: Celestial. Explore este paisaje inspirado en Wuxia, descubriendo secretos y experimentando a sus personajes favoritos con una luz completamente nueva.

¡Tarjetas de SSR exclusivas y más!

Esperan cuatro nuevas tarjetas de SSR con eventos impresionantes:

  • El "Amor a través de los reinos" de Luke
  • "Un sueño atemporal" de Artem
  • "Trial by Love" de Vyn
  • "Corazones cautivadores" de Marius

¡No pierdas la oportunidad de obtener estos tesoros por tiempo limitado! Las recompensas adicionales incluyen la invitación "sobre los cielos" (produciendo cuatro tarjetas R limitadas), una tarjeta de nombre limitada por eventos, una insignia y más.

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El sistema de cultivo: gana recompensas a través de desafíos

El juego central gira en torno a "cultivo", un concepto mitológico simplificado en una serie de desafíos de entrenamiento. Complete estas tareas por tiempo limitado para obtener "actividad" específicos de eventos y "jarrones de luna celestiales", que se pueden intercambiar por lágrimas de themis. Acumular "compras totales" para adquirir otra tarjeta SSR por tiempo limitado ("The Hunt") y otras recompensas valiosas.

Planeando participar? ¡Consulte nuestras útiles lágrimas de las guías Themis y nuestra lista actualizada regularmente de códigos de redimir para obtener recompensas gratuitas adicionales!

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