Because I have played World of Warcraft and like to play priests, I have always wanted to find a priest article that writes about priests in a down-to-earth manner, without all kinds of exaggeration, and within the executable capabilities of the protagonist. However, there are relatively few such articles, and the few that I have have been reviewed several times. I like to emphasize team skills and operational arrangements, and don't like to exaggerate individualism. Maybe I won't be able to control my desire to exaggerate the protagonist as I write it, but I will try my best to control it and focus more on teamwork and the protagonist's relationship. I always feel that what you get after hard work will be profound. Please bear with me if the writing is immature.
A modern World of Warcraft priest master once traveled to another world and discovered that he had the skills of a Warcraft priest. He thrived and developed in the other world's continent, and harvested family, love and friendship.
"It doesn't matter if you go slow, the most important thing is to be smart enough," Lan Fei has always asked herself.
"My lover is so good, if he doesn't practice harder he will be thrown into the ditch" Lingchu muttered silently in his heart.
"With the deputy leader here, life is guaranteed. If you follow the leader and deputy leader, you will have meat to eat." Everyone in the team thinks so.
So, this is the story of a calm little Shou who is extremely talented and possesses the skills of a priest, who unintentionally abducts his own little gong, and gathers a bunch of like-minded funny young people to step out and continue on the path of being funny and great.