As Crickex Login players waited for tonight’s official update announcement, the game finally confirmed the long-anticipated double rerun featuring Gu Rong and Mo Changge. The new limited banner will remain active for an entire month until mid-June, and unless something unexpected happens, the June character will likely become the final release before the anniversary celebration arrives. In truth, many experienced players already knew these reruns were coming, though various sensitive reasons prevented anyone from speaking openly beforehand. At the same time, both characters’ second Divine Blessings have already undergone preliminary testing, making this rerun far more important than it first appears.

Starting with Gu Rong, most players already recognize him as the strongest all-purpose sub-control option in the current version. One major reason behind his popularity is the relatively low investment threshold. For example, players only need him at Yellow 4-Star to unlock most of his practical value, making him far more accessible compared to many other premium units. Even before receiving his second Divine Blessing, Gu Rong already dominated the sub-control position across multiple team compositions.

Now that the second Divine Blessing has finally arrived, the expectation is that it will further boost Gu Rong’s final damage output. Looking back at previous characters like Qian Renxue, her first Divine Blessing increased damage by roughly 17 percent, while the second added another 12 percent on top. Following that same pattern, Gu Rong’s second Divine Blessing will likely provide around a 10 percent increase. While the exact numbers still require further testing, early projections suggest the improvement could become one of the most impactful upgrades currently available in the game.

Once Gu Rong gains access to this second Divine Blessing, dual-control team compositions immediately receive another meaningful boost. More importantly, the investment cost for support and control-oriented Divine Blessings tends to remain lower than those attached to primary damage dealers. If players can unlock Gu Rong’s second Divine Blessing for roughly 400 Star God Jade or less, then gaining an additional 10 percent damage increase becomes extremely valuable for this version of the meta. In many ways, this upgrade firmly cements his status as the king of sub-control units, and his dominance may easily remain intact all the way until the anniversary patch arrives.

The second rerun naturally belongs to Mo Changge. Interestingly, she only returned once back in February, making this latest rerun feel somewhat unexpected at first glance. However, the real reason behind her comeback becomes obvious once players look at Beibei’s upcoming release. Since Mo Changge still functions primarily as a main damage dealer while Beibei operates as a secondary carry, the two characters were always designed to complement each other. Without Mo Changge returning, Beibei’s sub-carry identity would lose much of its intended value, especially for newer servers where many players missed earlier banners entirely.

That said, many experienced players currently recommend sticking with a main carry plus double-control setup rather than forcing a main carry and sub-carry combination together. By the time players fully build such a roster, the anniversary-exclusive characters will likely arrive and completely reshape the meta once again. If the anniversary introduces another top-tier control unit, dual-control compositions could receive yet another enormous power spike. Crickex Login communities focused on long-term resource management have already started advising players to think carefully before overinvesting into complicated carry combinations at this stage of the cycle.

Mo Changge herself will also receive a second Divine Blessing during this rerun period. In terms of pure damage increase, the improvement will probably mirror Qian Renxue’s second Divine Blessing almost exactly. However, even with the additional power boost, her PvE performance may still struggle to justify major new investment. The simple reality is that Wang Qiu’er currently dominates the agile damage-dealer category so heavily that most competing units barely have room to breathe. No matter how much enhancement Mo Changge receives, surpassing that mountain remains extremely difficult.

From a broader perspective, the combination of Beibei’s arrival alongside the reruns of Gu Rong and Mo Changge creates an interesting transition period for the game. Yet for many players, the most meaningful improvement still comes from Gu Rong’s second Divine Blessing rather than the rerun banners themselves. That particular upgrade has the potential to influence the competitive environment immediately and significantly.

Since Crickex Login players planning their summons carefully may ultimately find that Gu Rong offers the best overall value during this update cycle. As for Beibei, a complete pull recommendation analysis is expected tomorrow, giving everyone a much clearer understanding of his true position within the evolving meta before deciding whether he deserves their resources.