Legend of Mir 3: The Gold-Farming Boy

There's no way not to give it a 5-star review. There's something subtle in the rough, and there's something interesting in the subtle. At first I saw that it was less than 100,000 words, and I wasn't very interested. Fortunately, I didn't miss it. Some people couldn't be woken up, and some books couldn't be exchanged for money. They are all the people who came here to play games. You don't need to be too careful in recalling them. Just a few sentences are enough to have endless aftertaste.

Well, people who haven't played Legend 3 probably don't understand it very well.

Not bad, not bad. There are very few novels about Legend III. It is really full of memories for old players of Lao Guangtong Legend III!

It's still pretty good, but it's too simple.

It's just a few moments, it would be better if the time is earlier, the equipment is real

It's true, the story and writing are pretty good, relaxed and humorous yet rigorous.

A concise and unobtrusive memoir

It's well written, suitable for people born in the 1980s. Come on.