Azeroth: I Teach Orcs the Art of Conquest!

I'll start making changes now, and the Draenor campaign is basically over. At the end of about five chapters, a new map of Azeroth will be opened. To be honest, the battle progress of this book is indeed a bit slow, and I want to write more and more. This results in a slow process. When I first started writing the book, I was actually planning to end Draenor when I released the first ten chapters. Unexpectedly, as the plot became more and more arranged, more and more arrangements were made, leading to the writing of it now. The outline is being revised, please stay tuned**

It is a rare World of Warcraft theme, and the author's writing and plot are smooth at the beginning. But recently, if you scratch me, I scratch you, some orcs will die and nothing will happen. This plot has been going on for a long time... The protagonist's power sounds good, but it always has inexplicable side effects, and the performance is very awkward. After all, who among the readers understands the meaning of how many enemies you kill in one battle? It's just a **, after all, it's still a stage for key roles. Repeatedly, the combat power of Matryoshka has been over-expanded, and it is really not fun if a new map is not opened.

Is it Ner'zhul or Ner'zhul? Each chapter is different. Can you concentrate more?

It's not good for you to be a time travel, but you are an orc with strength and style, but the good news is that you are a little rookie with no power at all. It is about both civil and military skills, only civil and military. He also met a bad brain, and cut you off regardless of your intelligence. Alas, it's nothing. Just like the previous book, he is also a strategist, not a general. If he is not handsome, he can only be Sima Yi.

You write too slowly. At least in the early stages of the book, you should update 3 to 5 times a day.

I've taken too big a step, and I'm in trouble. Should I cut it off or raise it now?

Let me ask the author, why haven't you gone to Azeroth yet? Do you plan to fight the Burning Legion in Draenor? You're not looking for death like this, right?

. . . Gul'dan slaughtered various tribes to strengthen himself. The protagonist is just watching? Then attack other noons? Before fighting the outside world, you must first make peace with the inside. The protagonist also seems to be intelligent. The orc tribe has been killed, so what can the protagonist do with the tribes under his command?

I feel that the plot advancement is a little slow, and the internal fighting should end as soon as possible, and if Gul'dan is killed. Just consider Kil'jaeden. And the latest chapter is actually sensational╭(╯ε╰)╮. Orcs don't have so many twists and turns⊙▽⊙

These are all force majeure factors, just try your best.