Ask, ask? What s the difference between asking and asking?

Level 62 should be a good upgrade. That's what I used to do. 145 Min Kim.

Strong 5 Snow Maiden evolves the Water Demon God. But I stopped playing it a long time ago. You're level 62 now.

If you don't have to do the most basic things, you have to do your daily life (the most basic) such as brushing the tower, helping in white, and the fairy world. fb。That's all done.

As for wanting to upgrade quickly. First choice, reindeer. The second mountain repair、(I have to eat 3 times、It's very expensive to ask now、) I used money to pile it up.

Reindeer: 2 hours a day to put the look. I have a lot of experience, and I was basically a reindeer from 80 to 145.

But it's too much to gossip. I use up 30 8g in 2 hours. Xiushan is personally reluctant.

It's still a good choice if you have a good team. In one of them is the illusion. I haven't been there a few times.

Remember. Reindeer and mountain repairs must be 3 quilts. Don't eat them one by one, with compressions.

Very affordable...

Finally, a word of advice、Or don't play and ask。 If you're an RMB player, that's fine. If not, you can't afford to play.

You can be a teacher, white help, brush the tower, upgrade quickly, and if you can, you can also buy props to brush the map.

It's too little, now ask for an upgrade, buy your own props and find a fixed team. Learn how to play, and you will level up fast.

Complete the task every day, brush the stars, play every day, 2, 3 weeks will be 100, very soon!

"Ask" and "ask" are both correct words, but they have different meanings, as follows:

1. Asked. Interpretation: Ask, ask.

Citation: The second fold of Yuan Li Xingdao's "Gray Diaphragm": "My child is not full moon, and the flea asks me how many times I have suffered." ”

Translation: My child has not yet reached the full moon and has come to me a dozen times.

Second, asked. Paraphrasing: Asking someone or something, followed by the object.

Example: Every time he asks about it, he is afraid that there is something hidden in it.

Phrase definition: 1. Question mark [wèn hào].

Punctuation (?.)) indicates a pause at the end of an interrogative sentence.

2. Hello [wèn hǎo].

Ask how you are doing, express your concern: please ask your aunt. Hello comrades!

3. Please ask [qǐng wèn].

Honorifics, which are used to ask the other person to ask: How do you pronounce this word?

4. Question [wèn tí].

Required or explained questions: There are five questions in this exam. I would like to reply to this category.

5. Q&A [wèn huà].

Inquire; Question.