The supplied draft describes Zhenzhu as a specialist for follow-up attack teams, but it does not provide enough evidence to confirm her mechanics, best teammates, build, or pull priority. If you are deciding whether to pull, treat the team-fit claim as unverified and do not use the draft’s Light Cone-versus-Eidolon advice as a firm investment plan.
What the draft supports about team fit
The draft’s central recommendation is to consider Zhenzhu only if you are building around frequent follow-up attacks. It names Dr. Ratio, Topaz, and Aventurine as possible teammates, but gives no mechanics or conditions showing how they work with her. Treat those names as suggestions from the draft, not confirmed team recommendations.
The draft also claims Zhenzhu is less useful outside follow-up teams. It does not provide comparisons with other supports or explain what her kit does in those teams, so it cannot establish how large that difference is.
What the draft cannot establish about investment
The source description provides no gameplay details, and the video title alone does not verify the draft’s claims. The draft does not identify specific Light Cone effects, Eidolon benefits, Relic sets, stat targets, or rotation requirements.
Before spending Stellar Jades, check reliable character and equipment details for your game version. Compare the actual Light Cone and Eidolon effects, then decide whether either addresses a need in your roster. Do not assume the signature Light Cone is essential based on this draft alone.
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