Feilu's first Dream Fantasy-style early login novel.
Two days before the Dream Fantasy Anniversary Server opens, Lin Xuan is bound by an early login System and logs into the Anniversary Server ahead of time as an NPC!
Rare high-grade maps? I just buy them from the shopkeeper with Dream Fantasy coins. I can get as many as I want.
Monster fusion and skill scrolls? I just ask a Super Wizard for help. Getting every skill to transfer is no problem at all.
This turns the usual Dream Fantasy writing on its head, but the setting stays the same. A Dream Fantasy player of thirteen years, writing only to bring back the most wonderful version of the game!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual events or people is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
After being closed for half a month, brothers who are still paying attention to this book, please support me here!
Brothers who are watching, let me know, the V collection is really bleak, the author is afraid that no one will read it until it is published.
First make a set of 150 without level and put it in the warehouse??
It's embarrassing to watch. Artificial weapons are actually rewarded to others. The key is who can get the identification talisman and craft 80 points in the zone just a few days ago.
Fantasy Westward Journey is a 2D game after all. Therefore, the audience is small. Most of them are old players returning, and not many newcomers are joining the game. Most people who read this type of book are just playing fantasy. Fei Lu's fantasy novels are not very popular, so it's a good idea to update them more and more. Slowly the data came up
Introduction to the protagonist Lin Dong, chapter Lin Xuan??
Updated, this is it, the wait was in vain
I didn't see that level 80 was released by the system, but it actually had smelting?
About Chapter 13 of "Fantasy Westward Journey: Early Landing" written by A Dream of Twelve Years: The Second Favorite Chooses a Boy! (2/10 Please give me flowers and review votes!) Chapter review.
It's boring to write for such a long time at a low level