Players and Sun Hao can get a sword gate ghosting with a goodwill of 50, and the goodwill of various interactive NPCs is 50. After visiting all the maps, only a few NPCs have gifts, and these NPCs will wander around all the maps and can always be found in Bianjing. Sun Li, for example, can use those blue goodwill gifts here.

Every wish is every day. Every Xia Yuan chooses a gift at random and chats and travels together every day, but only once. If he gives a gift that he doesn't like, his goodwill is relatively low. The only purple he doesn't like is 12, red is 6 and blue is 3. Everyone has different talents, and the degree of goodwill at the beginning is also different. It all started under the condition of only doing the main line and never giving goodwill gifts. It would be faster if everyone gave more.

Role setting

"Against the Current" is divided into two major forces, the Golden Storm House and the Six Chapels. Players in their respective troops can obtain different levels of positions by virtue of their contributions to the troops, and their relationship with non-player roles in their own troops can also be improved. The Golden Storm Tower was built in Su Shemu and carried forward by his son Su. Su Shezhang, the owner of the old building, acted aboveboard, attached great importance to feelings and righteousness, made many famous families, officials and Jianghu heroes, and was closely related to the court. At the same time, Jinfeng Xi Lou Yu also became the representative of "benevolent people" in the Jianghu.

Six and a half halls were originally founded by Lei, the head of the Thunderbolt Hall in the south of the Yangtze River. When Lei Lei was appointed as the chief curator, it had a deep relationship with the business community, green forests, artisans and local governments. Six halls and a half members gave a third of their income to the church, and if something happened, the church would certainly come to the rescue with the power of six halls and a half, which made the six halls and a half members gradually occupy the capital.