In The Fantasy Journey to the West, there are plenty of leisure missions for players to relax. Among them, the most relaxed, and the reward is also the best, is the kind of cash cow saplings.
Cash cow saplings, very simple to plant, just move the mouse slightly to OK. And the rewards are quite generous! Not only are there common gems, runes, etc., but there are also beast tips, five treasures, and amnesty tokens!
In the process of taking care of the saplings, he met a thief. So, the player's sapling can be shaken 7 times.
The player said slightly excitedly: The prop slot is ready, please use the five treasures and beast skills to smash it!
Is this cash cow sapling the "experience tree"? Or is it a "Level 2 Medicine Tree"? Or what other tree? Let's wait and see!
Oh, the first meta treasure the player picks up will get the Warcraft Key! I have to say, this start is very nice. Players are full of expectations for the remaining yuan treasures.
Soon, all the treasures have been picked up by the player. Let's take a look at the specific harvest of players!
In addition to the Warcraft Tips, players are rewarded with gems, Super Golden Willow Dew, Seahorse, and more!
You know, the highest level of gems harvested by the cash cow sapling can reach level 3! If this is a level 3 red onyx, the player will definitely laugh out loud!
Sure enough, it was level 3 red onyx! This wave is definitely full of harvest.
Can the skills carried by this Warcraft essentials take the player's harvest to a higher level?
Oh, it was Ben who denied the faith.
This skill is one of the four evils of the beast. There is no use other than for handing over task chain tasks.
Friends, do you like to plant cash cow saplings? Show off the harvest you get from planting cash cow saplings.
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