What is the卯簿 in Three Kingdoms Fantasy Land 2: Hawk's Song? An Introduction to the 卯簿 System in Three Kingdoms Fantasy Land 2: Hawk's Song It seems there was a part of the text ("枭之歌卯簿") that might be a specific term or name which doesn't have a direct English translation. I've kept "卯簿" as it is, since without more context, it's unclear what the exact meaning or the preferred translation would be. If you have more details on what "卯簿" refers to, I can provide a more accurate translation.

In Three Kingdoms Fantasy Continent 2, there are actually many systems that players may find quite familiar from other common mobile games. However, these systems have been given unique and novel terms in this game, which can lead to some confusion for new players at the beginning. Many players are not sure what the "Máo Bù" (卯簿) in Three Kingdoms Fantasy Continent 2 is, and they are very puzzled about its purpose, completely unclear about what this so-called Máo Bù is used for.

Actually, the term Máo Bù had a specific meaning in the old days. In ancient government offices, it was a register used to record personnel information, similar to the attendance book used in today's units. In the game, it corresponds to the monthly check-in function that players are very familiar with in many games. From the upper right corner of the main interface of the game, you can easily see the entry point for the Máo Bù.

The rewards that can be obtained through the Máo Bù each month are actually quite similar to the common monthly sign-in rewards in many games. The content is quite rich, including military strategies that serve as important experience sources for upgrading generals. With enough military strategies, you can make your generals stronger. There are also advanced material selection boxes, where players can flexibly choose suitable advanced materials based on their actual needs. Of course, San Shan money, which is the basic currency in the game, cannot be missed.

On the special days of the 14th, 21st, and 28th of each month in the Máo Bù, as long as players sign in on time, they can additionally receive fragments of Tāo Lüè Bǎi Zhàn (韬略百战) and Fēng Wù (风物通用). These fragments can be used to upgrade purple Fēng Wù. In addition to these basic sign-in rewards, the game has also carefully set up a continuous sign-in reward mechanism. If players can sign in continuously for 3 days, 7 days, 14 days, 21 days, or 28 days, they can respectively obtain one permanent card drawing resource.

Now everyone knows what the Máo Bù in Three Kingdoms Fantasy Continent 2 is, right? If players participate in the Máo Bù sign-in every day, they can acquire more resources compared to those who do not participate in the sign-in. Even if they accidentally miss a day due to special circumstances, there is still an opportunity to make up for it.