On July 19th, Friendtimes (6820.HK) launched its latest poetic jianghu themed RPG mobile game, Ink Sword Jianghu. Based on the classic Chinese martial arts, the game features a 2.5D watercolor style, with turn-based tactics and multi-school martial arts as the main gameplay, offering players a world of chivalry and drama. With various unique features, Ink Sword Jianghu expresses diversified martial arts spirits, coupled with a strong social atmosphere and gaming experience through systems such as brotherhood and sects, making it a potential hit with all the elements that it has, highlighted during the summer. Looking at the data from its first three days online, Ink Sword Jianghu surged into the top 50 of the iOS App Store's sales rankings, becoming a dark horse in the company's first attempt at targeting male gamers. The overall performance far exceeded expectations and was quickly recognized by all major distribution channels. It shot to first place on the vivo and Xiaomi charts and ranked second on TapTap's new game rankings, the Good Game Quick Burst charts, and was also recommended on the App Store and Today's Games on TapTap, aiding the game's successful breakout. Additionally, as a trend of recent years, there are several heavyweight products from Friendtimes in the small game market, including Ling Yunuo and Du Lala's Promotion Diary, whose performance is outstanding, with Ling Yunuo's monthly revenue exceeding 10 million for several months and entering the top 50 of WeChat's small game sales rankings. And Du Lala's Promotion Diary is gearing up for its entry into the top 100 of WeChat's small game sales rankings in July.