The continent of alien beasts, humans, elves, Beamon, dwarves, dwarfs, goblins...
A journey of memories led Leng Huaran to break into the lost Temple of the Moon and obtain the inheritance of the Elf God.
Carrying the soul of Dragon Nine Sons and Owl Kisses, he traveled through a foreign land where monsters were rampant, transformed into the legendary Lord of the Holy Dragon Totem, and became a Behemoth Shaman.
The tall moon elf archer, the delicate snake girl Beamon, the heroic human shield warrior, the fearless dwarf warrior, the powerful Titan ape... Will all accompany him to bravely venture into the Campas continent where Warcraft is plundering.
In this powerful land full of monsters, dragons, elves, orcs, dwarves, goblins and demons, we will finally stand on the top of the continent!
The strongest melee shaman in history begins his violent journey!
Reader comments
The author may have just started in the industry, right? The technique is not very sophisticated, and there is not much sense of substitution. It is as if the real author only communicates with the book with his pen and does not really listen to the shouts of the characters. The plot is a bit incoherent and a bit inexplicable. The technique is still online. I personally think that the real author should look at the story beyond the background of the creator. A good story should be told slowly and plainly, sometimes like the murmur of bystanders, sometimes like the shouts of characters.
The author may have just started in the industry, right? The technique is not very sophisticated, and there is not much sense of substitution. It is as if the real author only communicates with the book with his pen and does not really listen to the shouts of the characters. The plot is a bit incoherent and a bit inexplicable. The technique is still online. I personally think that the real author should look at the story beyond the background of the creator. A good story should be told slowly and plainly, sometimes like the murmur of bystanders, sometimes like the shouts of characters.
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