ENDER LILIES: Quietus of the Knights

音乐最棒了，其次就是美术，最吸引我的就是美术，我可太爱了，但是反复重复有点小多，不过还是挺简单的，二十小时左右基本能全收集👍🏻就是棒

After playing for approximately 15 hours, I managed to get Ending A, defeated Julius, and progressed further. While the game has its merits, there are a few glaring design flaws that are deeply frustrating and unbalanced: 1. No HP Recovery on Level Up: Every time the character levels up, the HP bar doesn't refill. This decision severely disrupts the risk and reward flow. In trap heavy areas like the castle leading up to Julius if you run out of heals (Pray), a level-up should ideally act as a clutch saving grace. Leaving the player stranded with critical HP after a hard earned level up feels over punishing rather than challenging. 2. Disproportionate Contact Damage: The damage taken simply by touching or bumping into monsters, mini bosses, or main bosses is completely absurd. Getting hit by an active enemy skill or animation is acceptable and fair. However, simply grazing a boss's static model punishes the player with damage equivalent to a massive, fully animated skill. It completely breaks immersion and logic. If contact damage must exist, it should be a minor penalty (chip damage), not a devastating blow. The combination of these two mechanics feels like artificial difficulty. It feels less like the developers are testing the player's actual skill, and more like they are just inflating the difficulty in an unfair, unbalanced way.