Dawn of Azeroth

There are too many sensational stories, and the protagonist always likes to speak truth to others in the tone of an elder. He is too fatherly, and he behaves like children when he meets him. Also, the plot moves a bit too slowly. Others criticize the protagonist, and the protagonist makes a point, and then recalls the past glory for another chapter. After reading it, I feel like I haven't read anything.

When I saw Awakening, I skipped twenty to thirty thousand years. I just wanted to follow the plot and had no ideas of my own. It was true that I didn't write what I wanted to see. I couldn't watch it anymore.

I couldn't stand it when I saw Chapter 84. I was so tired. I was either fighting or on the way to fight. It looks good, but it takes too much energy. I can't watch anymore.

It was good in the early stage, but after reconnecting with the Man'ari gang in the middle and later stages, the taste started to feel wrong. It was as if he was saying: Wang Jingwei endured humiliation for the country, and now that we are in contact, let's put aside the endless killing and destruction in the sea of ​​​​stars in the past 20,000 years, and unite to fight the Japanese! There is no reckoning, no revenge. Even if you Eredar people are of the same species and race, you have ignored their pursuit and destruction, and even two Wang Jingwei have been arranged to become the gods of racial death. What kind of distorted views are this? What about the other races in the star sea? Are you just ignoring them? Do the Eredar want to stand against all the wanderers from the star sea who have been invaded and had their homes destroyed in the past 20,000 years? Are you ready to face the revenge crusade in the kingdom of death? Or do you think you, the vigilante, are the boss in the Holy Light and you have the final say? Then how do you deserve the light and correctness you claim?

Argus was more attractive at the beginning, but Draenor seemed to be written by a different person at first, and suddenly it became uninteresting.

First of all, many Warcraft fans are mainly based on Azeroth. Even if other content is involved, they will still return to Azeroth. But this book is based on the perspective of the Draenei, so it will naturally start from Argus, pass through Draenor, and finally reach the story of Azeroth. The content of Argus is very good, focusing on Draenor. First of all, Glass Slag has made this version of Warlords of Draenor very poor, and a lot of content that should have been shown to the players has been cut off. Although I don't really like the new version of the plot written by the new screenwriter of Glass Slag, I will still pay more attention to the main plot and the side plots of some key characters. Lao Lu's detailed description of Draenor is actually wiping glass shards. The plots of Khajiits, Ogres, and Akrakkoa are almost rarely mentioned in the original work, including their own ecology, civilization, and plots. These are all missing. I really like Lao Lu telling these things in his own way and writing them clearly, so that players can experience the content they should be able to experience in the game in this way. (Having said this, I feel like I am complaining about the version of Warlords of Draenor.) Finally, I would like to talk about this issue that many people think is watered down by the old way of writing. In fact, this cannot be considered watertight in a strict sense, because I always believe that if you want to tell a story well, you must clearly explain the beginning, development and end of the event. The origin and transition of a story, the relationship between characters, and the shaping of characters. These things all need to be expressed in clear and detailed words. So it's hard to say whether this kind of behavior is "spamming" to explain one thing clearly, but I personally think it doesn't count. I personally like Laolu's behavior of expressing every story, every event, and every foreshadowing to the readers. It makes me feel that what I am watching is a living world, not just a story.

I know the author has a lot of details, but the plot of Blizzard has long been terrible. I read all kinds of books and wrote dozens of chapters in fan fiction, saying that I wanted to change my destiny. In the end, it was no different from smashing Delaney down. There were just more people and nothing changed. So I just copied it. Isn't it just that you want to see the unfolding of various situations in fan fiction? Recreating the terrible plot of Warcraft is really not interesting anymore.

Idiot quietly changed his name

The new year starts the update, come on, old road

Not bad, not bad. As a passer-by, I was still quite satisfied! You ask me what the remaining two points are, it's because I don't understand the plot