Half-elven Lord of Azeroth

Cio, the first one. I'll comment first. I haven't watched it yet, but I really like this kind of subject matter

It's just that the personal strength of the Hundred Years Travel has improved too slowly. Strength is always ranked first. In the face of absolute strength, any conspiracy and force will be destroyed. Don't tell me about the war of attrition. It's just because of insufficient strength. Ameng crushed Dalaran with one hand but died in the explosion, which shows that the strength is not enough. Secondly, is it time for the protagonist to establish his own power? It's a bit difficult to defeat the dungeon boss alone, and the heroine still hasn't figured out who it is, among the three sisters? Gianna? Varela? I think the cute pet Onyxia is also good. Kael'thas felt that he was a bit discriminatory against half-elves or that he couldn't stand the male protagonist helping the Alliance humans to fight against the orcs. Later, he directly regarded the protagonist as a traitor and felt that it was a bit problematic. I feel that Kael'thas is an ambitious and responsible person. At least before the filial son destroyed the country, he was a kind and innocent prince who had not experienced any beatings from society. The portrayal here is a bit narrow-minded. Moreover, from the later stage, Kaizi licked the alliance in various ways, licking the naga balls and even licking the head of the naga balls.

The protagonist hasn't developed his power yet! In Azeroth, it is very important to have a powerful force of your own.

Come on, I like this type of novel

I feel like the male protagonist is a bit **, how old is she? Now that Jaina is still a little lolita, she is so ambiguous. This is too premature. And why does Jaina like the male protagonist? There's nothing that attracts little girls except being strong.

Please work hard, the author. Of the six original powers, Holy Light should be the most powerful. I look forward to future stories. .