"Yan Yun's Sixteen Sounds" delivers a heavy blow to cheat software Joint efforts with the police resulted in the busting of a case involving the production and sale of cheat software.

Recently, the official announcement of "Yan Yun Sixteen Sounds" released the latest progress in combating cheats, announcing that significant progress has been made in maintaining game fairness through both technical means and legal avenues. Of particular interest is the news of a joint police crackdown on cheat-making and selling cases. According to the official announcement, in November 2025, Netease's legal department, in conjunction with public security authorities in Hunan, successfully arrested a cheat author, Qin, targeting "Yan Yun Sixteen Sounds". Upon investigation, the suspect had been developing cheat programs with functions such as "speeding up, reducing damage, one-hit kills" since January 2025, and illegally selling them through online channels, accumulating tens of thousands of yuan in profits. Currently, Qin has been taken into custody in accordance with the law. This demonstrates the official's determination to combat cheats at the source and hold individuals accountable legally. In addition to the strong intervention of legal measures, the official also continues to carry out regular crackdowns through technical monitoring. Data shows that in the past week alone, the official has permanently banned 763 violating accounts and dealt with around 1,200 violating players by clearing rankings and other such actions, effectively purifying the gaming environment. The operating team of "Yan Yun Sixteen Sounds" stated that maintaining a fair and healthy gaming order is a long-term goal, and they will continue to intensify their efforts to combat cheats. They also urge players to participate through the in-game reporting system to collectively maintain a green gaming community.