Azeroth Moonlight Shadow

Tomorrow, who clearly knew the time period of his ancient battlefield but felt no tension at all, still looked carefree. There was no sense of involvement at all and the plot dragged on.

It feels like chewing wax, there is no main plot at all, the protagonist plays a role in the overall situation and is well supported.

The hungry wolf's legs are shaking, the eyes are blurry, the wolf is walking on the ground, whoever is a coward is a dog🐶

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Come on come on! I'm the first 😘

It's all the original plot. The main character Mao didn't play a role and nothing changed.

Is the protagonist useful? Return the Moon Night God of War

After reading more than a hundred chapters, the protagonist has always followed history in the past and has not changed anyone's ending. If I say change, he has forced himself into it. Then he shows his face and takes away the original idea of ​​​​historical figures to speak for himself. Just read it as history. It is good to relive the plot.

I just saw that Chapter 600 is almost over, so let's talk about it! First of all, the character setting is very good. Directly participating in the battle for the ancient Well of Eternity without plug-ins is a hell of a start. The author gave Elune the identity of a descendant of the god. Changes in many things can be blamed on the big boss, and the bronze dragon can only stare at it! At the beginning, the protagonist was a druid, which was not something I was used to. Because he is too weak and not handsome enough. Later, the gods directly gave the hidden profession of the Moon Night God of War, and later he realized the Holy Light. Shadow + Nature + Holy Light actually filled the hole! You can take on Archimonde by yourself in the transformed form, and the transformed form can also grow in size. At least compared to other professions in similar novels, fighting a large BOSS with a normal body is much more visual! The War of the Ancients lasted for tens of thousands of years until the Dark Portal, with a lot of emotional descriptions added in between. Let the protagonist have a bond and become flesh and blood! The only problem with this book is that it keeps following the plot of historical events and changes little. Don't worry if you don't have the strength to go too far. At the time of the Dark Gate, you were already a mortal's second demigod. The one in front is Azshara, the light of lights, and you are already in second place. Elune's number one pawn, who is also a fellow student of the third line, and the leader of the night elves who have been farming for ten thousand years, it's very annoying to be such a mother-in-law. Don't look at how arrogant and arrogant Azshara, Aegwynn, and Illidan are in a world where these great powers belong to themselves.

There may be less descriptions of combat power and other aspects, but readers who like the main plot will probably like it. For readers who like to level up and fight monsters, it may be a bit boring.