Pandaren's Self-cultivation

Why can't I understand? . . .

In fact, none of us ancient gods can lie. Every word we say is the truth, but we just selectively do not say some things. However, mortals think that we are evil and good at deceiving. This is completely slander!

We just flipped through the catalog, and then, obsessive-compulsive disorder said that this book was satisfying

Although I'm a little uncomfortable with it, I'm curious about who the heroine is? Is there any

First of all, it's just a discussion, personal thoughts. The author's writing method wants to express that this is a world. As the protagonist Zui Feng has a role, but the world cannot be written just by writing the protagonist, so I chose to add roles such as King A, Mage B, Thief D, etc., And write about Nomi's big adventure from time to time? As readers, in fact, readers of Warcraft are basically familiar with history (the version before Chronicles). Part of it can be abbreviated (it is difficult to tell where to abbreviate), and some people's activities have a certain narrative, but the sense of substitution is not strong, because this is originally a popular novel, not a serious literary work, and the length is not enough to express it (including literary works). The pen problem) leads to a weak sense of immersion, either highlighting a few people, but I really don't like Nomi. In fact, the author doesn't have to write it this way, I feel, or it can enhance the sense of immersion and make the writing contagious, making people shed tears or make people's blood boil. I gave up the book when I saw the warlock from the North Splinter Realm passing through the border, and I wasn't interested in reading anymore. I came back today to read the author's finished book and lamented it even though I haven't read it later. If you think my idea is wrong or right, you can discuss it. If you write a book before commenting, I won't complain.

Come on, author! ! !

Let me guess, you chose the Pandaren as the protagonist because this race represents balance. Due to the fog of Pandaria, it does not appear many times on the continent of Azeroth, so it is appropriate to insert a Pandaren to change the world, but it seems that Lao Chen has been robbed of a lot of scenes!

I always feel like I am trying to be funny, but I still want to laugh.

Although it is finished, I still hope that the author will update the extra chapters!

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