Good words for "Queen of the Wolf Country"

1. Hungry: Hungry: a hungry belly; Rumble: the sound of a moving car. My stomach growled with hunger. Describes being very hungry.

2. To take a risk: to act in a hurry; to take a risk: to rush to a dangerous place. Refers to taking risky actions when there is no other way out.

3. Unruly: Jie: ferocious; Ao: an untamed horse, a metaphor for arrogance. The temperament is violent and untamed.

4. Lower your eyebrows and obey your eyes: Lower your brows and show a submissive look in your eyes. Describes docility and obedience.

5. Majestic: majestic: majestic air; majestic: serious, awe-inspiring appearance. To describe the momentum or grandeur that makes people awe-inspiring.

6. Ambitious: vigorous: exuberant. Describes very ambitious ambitions.

7. Worrying: My heart is as anxious as if it is on fire. Describe being very anxious.

8. Staggering: Unsteady on one's feet and stumbling.

9. Roar: (such as beasts, waves, people, etc.) making a loud and powerful reverberating sound.

10. To annoy: to arouse irritation. Also said to provoke anger.

11. Hunting: killing or hunting wild animals.

12. Lush: describes the lush and dense vegetation.

"The Queen of the Wolf Country" has good sentences and paragraphs

1. Zi Lan took advantage of the situation and hooked her two front legs around the old eagle's neck, and the other hind leg also hooked the old eagle's neck. back. Although one of its eyeballs was pecked out by the old eagle, and it was bleeding and the pain made it twitch all over, it still endured it with extraordinary perseverance and still hooked its legs tightly around the old eagle.

2. Perhaps because of hunger and cold, or perhaps because she is young and weak, the little female wolf named Bai Yanyan under Zi Putao’s knees began to walk drunkenly, staggering and staggering, taking only two steps. Slip and fall, walking slower and slower.

3. On the pure white snow, tiger paw prints and sheep hoof prints extend towards the end of the foothills.