Warcraft: Kael'thas, Make the Elves Great Again
About This Novel
"Liadrin, please take note, I will make the following deployment adjustments:" "Use the Cenarion Council, the Sisters of Elune and the Wild Gods to strengthen the Shadow Realm defense line;" "Sentinel troops, ranger troops, watcher columns and dragon legions will defeat the Pantheon;" "The Void Elf troops join the Xalata Special Forces to stop the Naaru Holy Light Army in the outer realm;" "The Nightborne troops, the Syndra Mages, the Kirin Tor Council, the Council of Tirisfal and the Council of Illidari, besieged the Burning Throne;" "The Blood Knights and the Storm Fortress combined fleet monitor the Lord of the Void;" "The Forgotten Legion and the Scourge Legion attack the realm of life;" "The Magister Group serves as the general reserve team." Kael'thas Sunstrider, the first commander of the United Elven States of Azeroth: "Did you remember it? Repeat it!" Liadrin: "Huh?"
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Official(9)Scraped 5d ago
Come on, it looks good. The protagonist has a high status and has many opportunities to get in touch with big events in advance.
At least six major forces were dealt with separately at the same time, without any understanding of inheritance.
I'll go, there's a new book on Warcraft.
It would be even more interesting if the author wrote about the dark elves, or the Great Schism, and led a group of elves to establish a new kingdom!
The story development is good, but the political and economic aspects are a mess
The reader's first perspective is that of the protagonist, who brings him into the story. I felt uncomfortable watching the protagonist's behavior of throwing coins everywhere in the story. For example, the protagonist originally wanted to find dwarves as allies, but the protagonist wanted to treat them as ancestors, providing people, money, and efforts, and giving away territory and artifacts. I have a feeling that the author does not regard the protagonist as a human being. The protagonist in the author's works is a tool for the author to realize his dreams and improve his regrets. When the reader brings the perspective of the protagonist, he will naturally become a big grievance.
Post more photos, maps, weapons and equipment, and photos of people so that you can bring them in as well.
I think it's better to go to the tribe to develop Orgrim, and the subsequent plot can be arranged easily, otherwise it will be all chaos.
Write more and sort out the timeline. A lot of writing about Warcraft is a mess.
A person with the political level of a primary school student insists on writing about a prince who lost his country. You can only use the ultimate move, and the group intelligence halo
It's a very comfortable fanfic, it meets my expectations for Kaizi, but it's a bit shallow, but it's all very good and non-toxic.
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Community(0)
Official(9)Scraped 5d ago
Come on, it looks good. The protagonist has a high status and has many opportunities to get in touch with big events in advance.
At least six major forces were dealt with separately at the same time, without any understanding of inheritance.
I'll go, there's a new book on Warcraft.
It would be even more interesting if the author wrote about the dark elves, or the Great Schism, and led a group of elves to establish a new kingdom!
The story development is good, but the political and economic aspects are a mess
The reader's first perspective is that of the protagonist, who brings him into the story. I felt uncomfortable watching the protagonist's behavior of throwing coins everywhere in the story. For example, the protagonist originally wanted to find dwarves as allies, but the protagonist wanted to treat them as ancestors, providing people, money, and efforts, and giving away territory and artifacts. I have a feeling that the author does not regard the protagonist as a human being. The protagonist in the author's works is a tool for the author to realize his dreams and improve his regrets. When the reader brings the perspective of the protagonist, he will naturally become a big grievance.
Post more photos, maps, weapons and equipment, and photos of people so that you can bring them in as well.
I think it's better to go to the tribe to develop Orgrim, and the subsequent plot can be arranged easily, otherwise it will be all chaos.
Write more and sort out the timeline. A lot of writing about Warcraft is a mess.
A person with the political level of a primary school student insists on writing about a prince who lost his country. You can only use the ultimate move, and the group intelligence halo
It's a very comfortable fanfic, it meets my expectations for Kaizi, but it's a bit shallow, but it's all very good and non-toxic.
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