As previously mentioned, the difficulty of "Tale of Wuxia 3" was rather perverted, especially when a person fought against a group of enemies. Whether this group of enemies was made up of humans or monsters, players that chose to fight on would often end up dying miserably. You could only isolate them and kill them off, one at a time. It was like a quote from "Dark Souls III," which said, "it's hard for two fists to beat four hands - even a strong man can't take on a group, even the Soul of Cinder can't beat a pack of dogs"...
Soul of Cinder was the boss in Dark Souls III. Battling a boss solo was far more difficult than fighting a group of enemies. From this, anyone would understand why this game was so enjoyable. Moreover, they would be able to understand more about what a low-skilled world was. If it was a high-skilled world, how could a peerless master possibly be afraid of being attacked by a group of enemies?
