League of Legends Invades Azeroth

When I saw the title of this book, I had to admire the author's courage. Warcraft's more than ten years of game history has built a very grand and complete world, in which there are countless flesh-and-blood characters. Looking back at LoL, almost every time a new hero is released, a piece of history is created, and the world view is very inconsistent. The origins of Valoran and Summoner's Rift alone have been changed several times. It might be better if I just use LoL skills to enter World of Warcraft, but the author has a lot of ideas and wants to forcibly connect the two worlds together. This is also the motivation for me to endure and read on, wanting to see what the author is capable of. However I was disappointed. The plot is okay, but the writing is terrible. For example, in the part about Fording's trial, there are almost no descriptions of expressions, movements, or scenes. Fording is deprived of the Holy Light and his famous quotes. The tragic scenes are written like a running account, relying on a few lines of mission dialogue and a lot of narration to advance the plot. In the final analysis, it is still a question of material selection. Novels that integrate two or more world views are more popular because they can naturally gain more fans. But if you want to integrate the world view, you should at least choose one that is close to you, or choose the king, lol, the world view of Werewolf is not perfect, so it is made up casually. Or the DND world and several Blizzard games, such as World of Warcraft, StarCraft, Diablo, and Overwatch, have relatively complete and well-founded world views. Even the historical backgrounds of the Three Kingdoms and Hundreds of Scholars can be incorporated into it. The difference between lol and World of Warcraft is not about the protagonists. Let's just talk about Kiran and Nozdormu mentioned in this book. The background introduction of the former on Baidu Encyclopedia is less than 40 lines (mobile phone), while the latter is nearly 300 lines. The latter even has an official novel released. The author wants to arrange for these two people to fight and fight evenly. What's the point? The painting styles are all different. So if you want to integrate these two worldviews, unless you arrange a period of character growth and change for the characters in lol to make the characters flesh and blood, or Kieran, the official background of lol has all kinds of awesome abilities, but what about the specific character economy? Not at all, it might as well be the setting in the Super Seminary series. How can such a hollow character resonate with readers, and the same goes for the entire book.

I dare to write this kind of book. I am really not afraid of being beaten to death by World of Warcraft players. I am really looking for death.

First, Zieran and Nozdormu As one of the Five Dragon Kings, Nozdormu has the ability to travel through time and tamper with the flow of time. Kieran only has the ability to accelerate, decelerate and turn back time for an individual. Therefore, this is not in line with common sense. How can Zieran defeat Nozdormu? Any one of the five dragon kings can at least destroy the landscape. Zieran...

The title of the book is simply ridiculous

It feels a lot noisier. Targeted spells can be avoided. DK does not have Death Grip. Warriors do not charge. Doesn't the author feel that he is fighting heroes and minions?

Haha, I gave up as soon as I saw the title of the book. What the hell?

Don't write blindly! Too cute

The content is very well written, but there are still differences in the background views of Warcraft and LOL.

?_? Your friend [Jiezhaojun] is offline!

If you are not from a different race, your heart must be different. Alliance is the best. Alliance, tribe. I have lost my mind. I still form an alliance. In exchange for me, we can directly unite the same place. Centralize power. Go it alone. Whoever blocks the way will die.