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Wu Long, a festival slot with a dragon feature
Fireworks, lanterns and a red temple gate that stacks. Wu Long's dragon feature never shows in our screenshots, but the old page described it in detail.

Wu Long is set on a Chinese New Year night: a red-roofed temple across the top, fireworks bursting on both sides and lanterns hanging from the eaves. The reels sit in a deep purple frame with 25 lines numbered down each side.

Festival symbols
The card symbols are J, Q, K and A in a golden brush-stroke style. The picture symbols are all festival gear: a red paper lantern with tassels, a pair of gold cymbals, a string of firecrackers, a round drum, a painted temple gate and two young women holding paper fans. The temple gate is the one to watch. In several screenshots it sits two or three high on a reel, stacked, and it turns up on several reels at once.

The dragon free spins
The screenshots never show a dragon, so the whole feature comes from the old page. Three dragon symbols anywhere on the reels start 12 free spins. A multiplier starts at 1x. It goes up after every spin that has at least one dragon on the reels, and drops back after a spin without one. Each dragon that lands during the round also adds an extra free spin. The old page said "there's no limit" and called it a big win. It isn't a promise of anything. It means the round keeps going while dragons keep landing, and stops when they don't.
Stakes
Info, Lines and Line Bet with minus and plus, Win, Total Bet, Bet Max, Auto Play, Turbo Mode and Spin. The first screen has all 25 lines at RM0.01, so RM0.25 a spin. The rest were taken on a single line at RM0.01.

Dragon Kingdom has a similar up-and-down multiplier in its free games. For more New Year themes on NTC33, try Jin Qian Wa or Ri Ri Sheng Cai. The NTC33 page and the NTC33 app overview have the rest. Game IDs come through the partner page.
Adults only (18+). Online gambling is illegal in Malaysia. For limits and warning signs, see the responsible gaming page.
Questions people ask
How do you trigger the free spins in Wu Long?
The old page said three dragon symbols anywhere on the reels trigger the dragon free games. None of our screenshots show a dragon, so we couldn't check it.
How does the multiplier work in the Wu Long free spins?
According to the old page it starts at 1x, goes up on every spin with at least one dragon on the reels, and drops on spins without one. Each dragon also adds a free spin.
Are the free spins really unlimited?
The old page claimed there's no limit because dragons add spins. In practice the round ends when the added spins run out, so don't count on it running long.
18+ only. Real-money game, and online gambling is illegal in Malaysia. Don't play with money you need, and stop when it stops being fun. Responsible gaming.




