The mage who has never been to Haishan asked for advice, and the introduction of Master Haishan

The little monster can stand behind the blizzard The old one pays attention to dodging death and withering It is the occasional big circle on the ground Just dodge it is good to have the second child pay attention to it Out of hellfire there will be fire resistance t T pull away You will output the boss The old 3 will suck the blue Blue below 4000 should stay away from the crowd So as not to blow up others The old 4 will be named If you are clicked, you will run to the minotaur Generally, RL will arrange a t to answer there You just run over It will hang up and it will not affect others AK is simpler Get stuck in the bug with the crowd Infinite output boss bar Be careful not to go out if you accidentally go out You have to go in quickly Haishan is now an entertainment book It's basically in vain It's very simple to listen to the command.

Haishan is basically already an entertainment version. Nothing to note. It's that the mob in front of the 3 and 4 bosses is not fixed from the front. There will also be some monsters in the back mountain. Mostly gargoyles and hellfires.

When there are rounds of these monsters, I believe that experienced rangers have already run over. You just go along.

For the current equipment level and class ability. The difficulty of seamounts is not as great as yx. So the error tolerance rate is very high, and no one will care about the rebate error.

It's OK to keep it in a blizzard, pay attention to your blue when you're 3, run away from the crowd when it's below 3500, and pay attention to your bad luck when you're 4. Stand with everyone when you are in Akmund, don't go into the crowd if you step on the fire, and die outside, just OK.

aBlame: Don't stand in the fire. was named and ran to the deputy T. Akmundka bug, you stand where you stand, just do it. It might be better to go to NGACN and ask

The next dungeon is Infinite Blizzard. I don't need you sheep monster.

It's an AOE blizzard. Then when it came to the last boss of AK, the bug was stuck

Look where everybody stands, and you stand there.

Find a well-equipped mage, what he does, you can do whatever he wants, you can go wherever he goes.

Venerable Haishan, commonly known as Ma, named Tingyao, was born on February 8, 1928 in a Buddhist family in Nianya Township, Xichong County, Sichuan Province. The mage studied the Confucian classics at an early age, was proficient in the "Four Books", endowed with different natures, and had transcendent interests. He became a monk at the age of fifteen and received full ordination at the age of eighteen at the Wenshu Monastery in Chengdu.

Later, he was admitted to the Buddhist College of Zhaojue Temple, and successively studied Zen, Esoteric, Vinaya, Pure and Enlightenment. Venerable Haishan was the Vice Chairman of the Advisory Committee of the Buddhist Association of China, the Chairman of the Advisory Committee of the Sichuan Buddhist Association, and the Abbot of Guangde Temple in Suining, Sichuan. On April 24, 2013, Venerable Haishan passed away in Suining, Sichuan, at the age of 86, 70 years of monkhood, and 68 summers of abstinence.

The old monk summed up to himself that his life should be divided into four periods:

1. From the age of 15 to 22, the period of learning Buddhism and Buddhist rituals is the period of learning Buddhism;

2. From 1949 to 1979, it was a period of growth for self-study and self-study in the face of adversity;

3. From 1979 to 2009, it was the period of accession to the WTO to promote the Dharma and benefit life for the implementation of religious policies and the restoration of the ashram;

Fourth, after 2009, in order to let go of everything, the self-cultivation period of cultivating the Tao and reciting the Buddha.

At 11:25 a.m. on April 24, 2013 (the 15th day of the third month of the lunar calendar), Venerable Haishan passed away peacefully in the sound of chanting Buddha in the Gaodong Zen Monastery in Pengxi, Suining, Sichuan, with a life span of 86, 71 years of monk La, and 68 summers of abstinence.