The battle robe is back. What do you mean?

Self-delivery referred to the process of the consumer packaging the goods that needed to be returned, tagging them, and sending them to the courier point for delivery. This kind of return method required the consumer to bear the corresponding mailing costs and choose a reputable and reasonably priced courier company to send it. The self-delivery method was suitable for users who wanted to complete the return process in their own convenient time, or who wanted to save some money by self-delivery.

Returning to the main topic was a Chinese idiom, which meant that the conversation had returned to the main topic. It was often used in old novels as a formula to start a discussion. This idiom came from the twenty-third chapter of Wen Kang's Biography of Heroes and Daughters. Synonyms include less gossip and less gossip, while antonyms include digress, irrelevant and irrelevant.

The blue robe referred to a master's degree. The color of the master's degree uniform was blue, so the blue robe was known as the symbol of the master's degree.

In ancient times, blue robes referred to official robes. Officials below the sixth rank wore blue robes (green/green robes). The different colors of ancient clothes represented different identities. Blue robe meant blue robe, which could also indicate the identity of a low-level official.

The Sun Seizer Battle Robe could be purchased at the Argent League Camp in World of Warcraft. The specific location was at the northwest end of the Storm Cliff. One could find Vassalin Red Dawn, the military officer of the Sun Seizer, to purchase it. The Sun Snatcher's Battle Robe was one of the Reputation Rewards of the Sun Snatcher Camp. One could increase the Sun Snatcher's Reputation by completing the Sun Snatcher's Daily Mission and killing Noscent's Dungeon. Wearing the battle robe could increase reputation points, but it could not directly teleport to the silver arena.

The numbers at the end of a novel's serial usually referred to the chapter title or chapter number. In a serial novel, each chapter could be an independent story, and the chapter title and number could help the reader quickly understand the plot and progress of the story. Some novel serializing platforms might use different numbering methods such as 1, 2, 3, etc. But generally speaking, the letters or symbols behind the numbers represented the specific plot and content of the chapter. For example, sometimes the chapter number might use an "X" to indicate that the chapter was a turning point or a key event, and sometimes it might use an "F" to indicate that the chapter was a new part of the story. Chapter titles and numbering could help the reader quickly understand the plot and progress of the story, and it could also make it convenient for the author to update and arrange the chapters.

The word " three-point blue robe " meant that the door was broken before he even put on his clothes. This saying usually referred to the woman's financial power in the family. If the woman needed money from the man to buy vegetables, this kind of marriage would be meaningless.

Dog blood was a Chinese word that was usually used to describe a plot or story that was very absurd, bizarre, unreasonable, or even a little strange and unbelievable. The melodramatic stories often had certain elements of humor, bizarreness, weirdness, absurdity, and so on. It was the type that some readers liked. In novels, melodrama was often used to describe some very special or unusual plots or to refer to some very strange or strange events.

A melodramatic plot was a term used on the internet to describe a plot or plot in a novel, movie, or television series that made people feel awkward, shocking, or illogical. The plot referred to a specific scene or plot in the work, while the melodramatic plot referred to the plot that was too absurd, bizarre, unrealistic, or did not conform to conventional logic. The term melodramatic was often used to describe those plots that made people feel speechless or incomprehensible, often causing dissatisfaction or disgust from readers or audiences.

The same cliché usually referred to the plot in a novel or movie that was very bizarre, cliché, and unacceptable. This word can be used to describe some absurd, unrealistic, illogical plots that often make the viewer feel embarrassed or speechless.