CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Where can I find the horses in the legendary world?

1. Where to find horses in the legendary world?

You can use a whip at level 15, which can be bought at the weapon shop. You can wear a horse tag at level 20, which can be placed where the medal is placed or where the poison is placed below. The empty horse tag can be picked up in Magic Mirror 7, which can be found by randomly flying in the Zhongzhou and Western Regions maps. First, equip the whip to the weapon, click the chestnut horse with the left mouse button, and the person will automatically whip the chestnut horse. After whipping it a few times, it will be tamed. Open the package, double-click the empty horse tag, and you can put the horse away. Wear the horse tag on the medal or the place where the poison is placed in the lower right corner. If you are a Taoist priest, you can just find a chestnut horse. After taming it, you don’t need to collect the horse tag. Taoist priests should wear medals and poisons, so just find one when you need it! It’s more convenient to have a horse tag!

There are three types of horses in Legend of Mir: red horse, black horse and white horse. These horses appear randomly on the map. There are more of them outside the city of Zhongzhou and Western Regions, and the most in Zhongzhou.

Go to the weapon shop to buy a whip, then go outside the city to look for it. When you see a horse, whip it directly. When a saddle appears on its back, you can ride it. However, it is best to go to the Demon Reverser to get an empty horse card first, otherwise the horse will be gone when you log off. The red horse can be ridden by anyone, so it is the easiest to tame. A few whips will do. The black horse can only be ridden by the guild leader, and it is not difficult to tame. The white horse is the mount of the boss of Sand City, so it is extremely difficult to tame, unless you are the boss of Sand City, so I usually kill it directly.

There are three types of horses in Legend of Mir: red horse, black horse and white horse. These horses appear randomly on the map. There are more of them outside the city of Zhongzhou and Western Regions, and the most in Zhongzhou.

Go to the weapon shop to buy a whip, then go outside the city to look for a horse. When you see a horse, whip it directly. When a saddle appears on the horse's back, you can ride it. However, it is best to play an empty horse card first, otherwise the horse will be gone when you log off. Anyone can ride a chestnut horse, so it is the easiest to tame, and it can be done with a few whips. Only the guild leader can ride a black horse, and it is not difficult to tame. The white horse is the mount of the boss of Sand City, so it is extremely difficult to tame, unless you are the boss of Sand City, so in general I just kill it directly.

In addition, you can do the military order task to get: Luoxia Veteran--accept the military order task--the third floor of the general's tomb, answer the questions--receive the reward, usually Tianyu gemstones and horse cards

The empty horse card can be obtained by going to the corpse king's palace and fighting the corpse king

What kind of horse do you want to find? The red horse is outside Zhongzhou. You can buy a lot of random ones and find it quickly. You can also find the snow dragon and the crow. Then use the whip to hit him a few times. It is best to collect the Yuanshen, otherwise you will be beaten to death by the Yuanshen, hehe

The first step is that you must have an empty horse card in your package

The second step is to go to the weapon shop and buy a whip weapon and hold it in your hand

The third step is to go to the woods outside Zhongzhou City to find a horse. Generally, the horse you can ride should be a bay horse. After you find it, use a whip to hit it (no matter what profession you are, use a whip to hit it). After hitting it a few times, you will see a saddle appear on the horse's back. Then double-check the empty horse card in your bag and you can ride the horse with it.

2. The pinyin of Zaohong

The pinyin of jujube red is: zǎo hóng.

Pronunciation: ㄗㄠˇ ㄏㄨㄥ@.

Part of speech: adjective.

Structure: Zao (upper and lower structure) Hong (left and right structure).

Word explanation: Like the color of red dates.

Explanation of citation:

⒈ Like the color of red dates.

Use in sentences:

Under the guidance of the man in purple, they saw Yang Lianting "wearing a maroon satin leather robe."

The mutated corpse king, awakened by the smell of raw meat, moved his huge body and walked to the front of the chestnut horse with trembling steps. He raised his hand and a stream of strange bloody liquid directly penetrated the back of the chestnut horse.

The reddish-brown flesh of the fruit is not only sweet in the mouth, but also gives you an intoxicating feeling like drinking real wine.

The bright red leather surface and the gold-thread hook edge are shocking! The boss saw his burning eyes and said that if you like it, you can take it away at half price. The firewood commonly used by local farmers is called Polygonum multiflorum, which is also a wild shrub that grows in the lake. It is about two meters long and the trunk is as thick as a thumb. It is bright red in color and has thorns.

The exhibition table is painted maroon, covered with red velvet and covered with a glass cover. The seams between the glass cover and the table top are glued, making it look solemn and majestic.

Word meaning breakdown:

The pronunciation of jujube is: zǎo.

(1) (noun) Basic meaning: jujube tree.

(2) The fruit of this plant.

Red is pronounced as hóng, gōng.

1. The color of blood: red. Red leaves. Red lights. The red world. Red envelopes. Red stew. Red. Red and bright. Red mouth and white teeth. Red rope tied around the feet (in the old days, it refers to the marriage destined between a man and a woman in their previous life).

2. Symbolizes success or favor: a popular person. Good luck. A popular actor. Become famous.

3. Joy: Red matchmaker. Red eggs. Red and white weddings (weddings and funerals).

4. Refers to the net profit of an operation: dividends.

5. Specifically refers to the study of the Chinese classical literary masterpiece "Dream of the Red Chamber": Redology.

3. Which is better, Yixing red clay or Dahongpao?

Dahongpao.

It is difficult to master the properties of red clay during production. In ancient times, it was used to add luster to red clay and adjust the color. It is one of the most mysterious and exquisite red clays in legend. It is easy to wrinkle, crack, collapse, and deform during firing. The lighter the kiln temperature, the yellower it is, and the heavier the kiln temperature, the more it deforms and bubbles. The finished product rate is less than 20%.

After firing, the texture is dense, firm and delicate, solid and heavy, rosy and bright, the best clay, unparalleled; the clay embryo contains a small amount of original ore particles, and the color changes greatly after being rinsed with hot water, showing red with purple, and the beauty of "patina" is easy to show when the pot is cared for.

The kiln temperature is about 1080 degrees, and the shrinkage ratio is about 30%. The clay is fine, dense, and highly crystalline. It is smooth and delicious when brewing tea. After brewing tea, it develops a bright red color, which is very pleasing. This kind of clay is very rare and delicious when brewing tea. Brewing tea: You must warm the pot before use, and it has a high affinity with tea; the brewed tea is thick and mellow, soft and rich in taste, and has the style of the king of clay. It is suitable for brewing oolong tea (light roasting series), Tieguanyin (medium roasting or heavy roasting series), and various series of Pu'er tea.