Wuxia RPG 'Pacheon Gangho': Perfect Separation of Data and Logic

An RPG Born From a Single Monolithic File

'Pacheon Gangho' started as a simple prototype. Massive card synergies, roguelike progression, and the battle engine were all tangled in a single file. Development partner Kai led a comprehensive architecture refactoring across P1/P2/P3 stages to guarantee scalability.

The Divorce of Data and Business Logic

1. Robust Type System

All armor, weapon, and martial arts card states were bound into strict TypeScript types. We completely abstracted the Effects and Conditions of cards into a JSON-based data model, so adding new cards simply requires updating the database, not code.

2. Unpacking the Battle Engine Refactoring

We sliced the massive 'battle container' into modular components: user input parser, animation renderer, damage calculator, turn-end processor. This not only dramatically increased code reusability but also naturally laid the foundation for future multiplayer environment integration.

3. High Test Coverage to Guarantee Stability

In an automated system, Regression Tests aren't optional, they are mandatory. To prevent the agent that auto-generates new cards from breaking game balance, we wrote intensive unit tests covering card synergies and probabilistic farming systems.

Laying Groundwork for Agent Autonomous Generation

The true purpose of this refactoring was to enable AI agents to design their own content without human intervention. Building on Pacheon Gangho's fortified system, our agents can now write new martial arts scripts every week and auto-update them to seamlessly fit our data model specs.