Arcane Arms

Traveling to Azeroth, possessing the system, starting from the eight years of darkness.

Great book I discovered today. Because the title was very similar to a book I had read before, I clicked on it and read it. It turned out not to be the case, but it was very interesting!

As for Warcraft fan fiction, there have been fewer and fewer Warcraft fan novels recently. It is not easy to find a Warcraft fan fiction that is above the standard. He reminded me of those glorious years of struggle on the continent of Azeroth! Recommendation index: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Why you should read this book: Yamaguchiyama Doujin. The Chinese special forces traveled to the World of Warcraft with a broken system. Since the humans in Azeroth are essentially Titan creations cursed with flesh and blood, their origins are completely different from those on Earth. The protagonist cannot awaken his anger and learn warrior skills, and his national skills are useless. Fortunately, the protagonist, as an intelligent creature, also has mental power and can control arcane energy with the help of the system, becoming a master of both magic and martial arts like Gandalf the White. Currently, the protagonist and Jaina are working as a mage apprentice in Dalaran to learn arcane magic, and have tried to persuade Princess Calia to use the power of the church and the royal family to hire refugees to establish lumber mills and processing industries near Lordaeron. Taking the path of the Brotherhood has left the Brotherhood with nowhere to go. The author's writing style is excellent, his style is realistic, and he describes the alliance's military, political, customs and culture in great detail. The combat descriptions are particularly exciting, and the collision of concepts between Chinese martial arts and Warcraft combat skills is very interesting. In addition, the author draws on the magic factions of DND and defines arcana as a discipline that uses different concepts of arcane runes to order arcane energy to form various natural phenomena to interfere with the material world. Based on this, he explains the principles of various commonly used magics, which is very creative. Highly recommended to Warcraft fans. Why not read this book: Updates are too slow, with one update every day and occasional interruptions. Personal Rating: Grain and Grass