A Pandaren who retains modern thinking and Eastern wisdom after traveling through time. He has a round figure and a pleasant smile. His catchphrase is "If you have something to say, let's have a drink first." He carries tea sets and ancient books with him, and is the least heroic "peacemaker" in Azeroth.
[All Dharmas Return to One Mind] This is not a game skill, but his understanding of the essence of Azeroth's energy after integrating the "benevolence" of Confucianism, the "compassion" of Buddhism, and the "inaction" of Taoism. He can "listen" to the emotional fluctuations of all things, and use his mind to "channel" and "mediate" them.
Warrior's Charge → "A Gentleman's Charge of Nine Thoughts"
The mage turns into a sheep → "Attune the stubborn stone" (the person who is cast by the spell will start to think about life)
Stalker Invisibility → "The Art of Harmony with Light and Dust"
Holy Light Treatment → "Benevolent Heart and Benevolent Technique Yingxiaguang"
In the past few decades, the West has exported their culture of pirates, plunder and killing in the form of movies, TV series and games... This has also deeply influenced China. Even the novels about cultivating immortals are full of killing and plundering.
China's own Confucian, Buddhist, and Taoist culture is considered outdated and outdated. World of Warcraft has been fighting for twenty years, and it's time to live in peace...
Pray that Chinese culture will lead the world in the future
Reader comments
It looks relatively plain, borrowing the shell of the Azeroth world. It's not the kind of adrenaline-fueled excitement that World of Warcraft has to offer, at least not in the first few dozen chapters.
It looks relatively plain, borrowing the shell of the Azeroth world. It's not the kind of adrenaline-fueled excitement that World of Warcraft has to offer, at least not in the first few dozen chapters.
The perspective is quite unique, you can see