How should we view the King of Glory correctly and objectively?

Glory of Kings can be said to exist as a national game. Some people are disgusted with it, some love it endlessly, some people are calm about it, etc. In short, various attitudes can be seen, and I think the attitude towards King of Glory should be dialectical, neither overly publicizing nor opposing. I think it’s not that you have no attitude or that you’re just a fool, but that you can only do better if you look at something dialectically.

1. For me, it is just a game

If you have paid attention to Tencent games before King of Kings entered the game, you will see that there is a sentence written next to it Slogan: Create happiness with heart. I think this can be said to be the purpose of Tencent Games, which is to create happiness with heart. From a business perspective, they just want to create a game that everyone likes, not to make us regard games as life. Therefore, for me, Honor of Kings is a game that only exists as a small part of my life.

Of course, to me it is such an existence, but there are also people who make a living from it, and I think that is a different matter. I recently saw news that a Xinhua female anchor anchors games. For her, games may be one of her means of livelihood; and like some professional players, they may practice day and night. But this is inevitable. I think: If you don’t regard games as your means of making a living, don’t be overly addicted to games. Because it can only exist in your life as a game, and your life has more exciting things besides games.

2. For me, it is just one of the ways of entertainment

We have many ways of entertainment, you can choose to listen to music, do sports, watch movies, etc. The role played by Honor of Kings here is one of many forms of entertainment: playing games. Many parents have said that since my children started playing this game, they have been playing it day and night, and their grades have dropped a lot. It seems that all the reasons are blamed on this game.

But actually this can’t be entirely blamed on the game, right? I myself was crazy about gaming for a while, but fortunately my parents gave me appropriate guidance, such as setting a limit on how long I should play in a day, or forcing me to stop playing if I exceeded the limit, etc. What's more, as for the game of Honor of Kings, it has recently introduced regulations that minors can only play for 2 hours a day, and even have to quit. If you pay attention to the news, you will find that this move can be said to be the first of its kind. Bar. So, if your child is addicted to it and can’t help himself, I don’t think it’s entirely the game’s fault. I wonder if you have done any corresponding work to guide your child?

So, as one of the adjustments in my life, Honor of Kings can sometimes play a role in buffering stress; but it has become a drug-like existence in some people's lives. Since it has both good and bad sides, a dialectical view is the best objective evaluation. I hope you can also view the glory of the king dialectically in your life