Privacy policy
The site sets no first-party cookies and runs Google Analytics 4 for page counts. Advertising is served by Adsterra: a native unit on desktop, a 320x50 unit on mobile. Ad blockers stop those requests, and the pages still work.
This page explains what data this site handles, who else sees your visit, and what the advertising on the site actually does. It is written to be read, not to be skimmed past.
Storage
The site is a set of static HTML files. It has no account system, no comment section, no newsletter, and no first-party cookies.
That means:
- No login, so no credentials are collected.
- No forms, so nothing you type is stored by the site.
- No first-party cookies, because there is no session to keep.
- No server-side database, because there is no server-side code.
The only information the site itself receives is what any web server receives: the request, your IP address in the hosting provider's logs, and the page you asked for.
Analytics
The site uses Google Analytics 4 to count page views and see which pages are read. The measurement ID is in the page source of every page, in the standard gtag snippet.
What that collects is standard GA4 data: page path, approximate location derived from IP, device type, browser, referring site, and interactions with the page. It does not collect your name, your email, or anything you type, because the site has no fields to type into.
If you do not want to be counted, a browser-level blocker or GA's own opt-out add-on stops the request. The pages work identically without it.
Advertising
The site carries advertising from Adsterra, a third-party ad network. Two unit types are in use:
| Placement | Format | Where it appears |
|---|---|---|
| Desktop | Native banner, loaded by Adsterra's script | After the main content of a page |
| Mobile | 320x50 banner, in a sandboxed frame | After the main content of a page |
Adsterra and its demand partners may set their own cookies or read device identifiers in order to serve and measure ads. Those cookies are third-party cookies, they are not set by this site, and this site cannot read them. The network's own privacy policy governs what it does with them.
Two practical notes:
Ad blockers stop the ads. If you run an ad blocker, the ad slot collapses and the page reads normally. Nothing on the site requires the ad script to function.
The ad slot is empty by default. If no ad fills, the space is either hidden or shows a placeholder frame; that is a missing ad, not a broken page.
Hosting and logs
The site is served through Cloudflare's network. Cloudflare processes requests on the site's behalf and may keep operational logs, including IP addresses, for security and abuse prevention. Cloudflare's own privacy policy covers that processing.
The site may also receive aggregate, non-identifying reports from the hosting provider: request counts, bandwidth, error rates. Those reports do not identify individual visitors.
Your choices
Three things you can do, all of them locally:
- Block the analytics script. Any content blocker or GA opt-out add-on prevents the page-view request.
- Block the ad script. The page still renders and reads normally.
- Disable cookies for this domain. The site sets none of its own, so this only affects third parties.
The site does not attempt to detect blockers, does not gate content behind consent walls, and does not serve different content to readers who block ads.
Children
The site is a game guide and is not directed at children under 13. It does not knowingly collect personal information from anyone, because it has no mechanism to collect personal information at all.
Changes to this page
If the advertising setup changes, this page changes with it. A new ad network, a new unit format, or a new analytics tool would be listed here before it goes live, not after.
The current state, checked on 4 November 2026: Google Analytics 4 for page counts, Adsterra for advertising, no first-party cookies, no forms, no accounts.
Contact
Questions about this page, or about data handling specifically, go to wuzhihun_shen@outlook.com. The contact page explains what to include.
Scope
It is not legal advice, and it is not a certification. It is a plain description of what the site does, written by the person who runs it, so that a reader can decide whether to block anything.
Third parties, in one table
| Third party | What it does | Data it may process | Can you block it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cloudflare | Serves the site and the CDN | IP address, request metadata | Not without losing access |
| Google Analytics 4 | Counts page views | Page path, approximate location, device, referrer | Yes, any content blocker |
| Adsterra | Serves advertising | Cookies and device identifiers for ad delivery and measurement | Yes, any ad blocker |
There is no fourth entry. No social embeds, no comment system, no newsletter provider, no tag manager beyond GA's own script.
Retention, in plain terms
This site keeps no database, so it retains nothing of its own. What exists is held by the three providers above, under their retention policies: Cloudflare's operational logs, Google's analytics retention setting, and Adsterra's ad-delivery records. The site cannot delete data it never stored.
If you want a request about analytics data to reach Google rather than this site, the GA opt-out add-on is the direct route, because it stops the collection at the source.
No profiles, no sale
It does not sell data, because it has none to sell. It does not build profiles, because it has no login and no cross-page identity. It does not personalise content, because the pages are static files.
That is not a moral claim, it is an architectural one: a folder of HTML cannot do those things without adding code that is not there.
Checked 2026-11-04.