World of Warcraft: The Orcs’ Clash
魔兽之兽人争锋
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Unknown
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Transmigrating as a Commoner and Starting a Rebellion
A rebellion at the height of prosperity in any dynasty, whether Han, Tang, Song, or Ming
A Magical World of Elves, Goblins, Humans, Orcs, Dwarves, and More!
Looking for High-Quality Historical Alternate-History Novels About War, Rebellion, and Restoring Order to a Chaotic World
The protagonist earns merit on the border and rises through the ranks step by step, fighting the nomads in the north. Then the realm descends into chaos, and the protagonist brings peace to the land.
Pure Military Fiction: Battles Between Ancient Armies and Legions
Military and war
Transmigrates to Ancient Times With a System
I want a novel about someone transmigrating to ancient times and introducing modern civilization. Ideally with a female lead, some comedy, and a romance plot.
Fantasy Novels Set on Another Continent, with Magic and Swordsmen
Isekai, lordship.
Western Fantasy About Lords, Nobles, Farming, and Building Up a Domain
Western fantasy with feudal lords, nobles, farming, construction, battle aura, magic, magical beasts, dragons, sprites, and so on, in the style of "The Great Dragon Has Fallen."
Transmigration + History + System + Beauties + Conquering the World
A Three Kingdoms story about vying for supremacy and ultimately becoming emperor. Let it take you to a world where you can enjoy both beautiful women and dominion over the realm.
Novels with an Emperor as the Male Lead
I hope you all have lots of recommendations!
Transmigrate, Become Emperor, Get a System, and Meet Beautiful Women
Feel-good power fantasy, feel-good power fantasy, feel-good power fantasy, feel-good power fantasy, feel-good power fantasy!
Any Traditional Stories About a Protagonist Leading a Rebellion to Conquer the World?
My favorite thing about novels where the protagonist becomes emperor is the emperor wielding absolute power: all under heaven belongs to the emperor, and everyone within its borders is his subject. I want a novel set in a traditional feudal dynasty. I really hate stories where the emperor also tries to introduce democracy or constitutional monarchy. Recommendations, please!
Transmigration, Humans, Elves, Beastfolk, Gods and Demons, Dwarves, and Goblins
Any stories about someone who transmigrates and cultivates immortality or divinity, or learns martial arts in another world?
Books About Beastfolk, Elves, Dragons, and Magic
Looking for Stories About a Fief-Holding Lord Expanding His Territory and Building a Power Base
A novel where the protagonist is granted a territory, builds up their faction, and expands their domain. No System. Please recommend some.
Any Western Fantasy Lord Novels Focused More on Farming and Development?
For example: The Lord of the Oasis.
Warcraft Fanfiction
I've already read old Warcraft fanfics like *Shadowlands* and *Light's Trace*. Of the fanfics I've found on Fanqie, only a few are any good. Any recommendations, guys?
Please Recommend Novels Like Infinite Tower Defense: Summoning Iron Bucket Zombies from the Start!
Infinite Tower Defense: Summoning Iron Bucket Zombies from the Start
Novels About Building a Base, Training Troops, and Fighting Magical Beasts in Another World
I'm curious whether anyone would read this kind of book. I read a couple when I was little, but it's hard to find this genre now, especially a good one.
Mount & Blade-Style Novels About Transmigration, a System, and Conquest
Western lords, a Mount & Blade-style System, and a struggle for supremacy. Please recommend something.
A Wealthy Magnate at the End of a Dynasty Raises a Private Army and Fights for the Throne
The male lead shouldn't be a prince. He should hide away and quietly build up his strength, training an army. Preferably no female lead. He should be decisive and ruthless, not a bleeding heart.
Novels About Someone Who Transmigrates to an Ancient Dynasty and Becomes the Emperor or a Prince
Urgent, urgent, urgent!
Medieval Era, Lords, War, Farming, and Conquest
Middle Ages + lord + war + farming
Lord, Western Fantasy, Magic Knight
Books Where the Protagonist Builds a Force of Secret Guards or Imperial Guards: Transmigration and a System
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This is the only Warcraft novel I have finished reading. I am a die-hard Warcraft fan! I played World of Warcraft when I was a child, and later completed all the storylines and campaigns of Warcraft. These are all my memories.
I finally finished reading it. Although I was a little reluctant to let it go, a story must have an ending after all, whether it is sad or happy. This is a very good novel. Although the good and evil of the characters in the plot change too quickly, it can still stand up to discussion. The story does not just revolve around the protagonist. There are pros and cons to this kind of writing, and as a reader I can't say anything. I slowly read from the first chapter to the last chapter, which took two months. I was confused about the plot because I couldn't remember all the names, but I still managed to understand the main plot. The growth experience of the protagonist Lei Luo is very well portrayed. Orgrimmar is mature and stable. The image of the protagonist as both teacher and friend is also very well portrayed. I have to say that this is a novel worth reading. Give the author a hundred thumbs up (≧∇≦*)! ! !
Although I haven't read much yet, I can guarantee that this is a good book, and I hope the author will continue to work hard.
Recognition from a 10-year Warcraft veteran shaman
Orcs will never be slaves unless they have food and shelter.
It's a really good book. After reading the book reviews, many people don't like multi-line writing. In fact, I think truly good books develop in multiple lines based on the protagonist's story line. I skipped dozens of chapters because it was too big and cumbersome, and it took away from the sense of immersion in the World of Warcraft. In short, it is a good book.
Good! Just think about World of Warcraft, and may the Holy Light protect (fool) you.
The protagonist shouldn't die! What does a systematic system do? But I still have to summarize that the book is good and the poem at the end is also good!
Overall it's a good book. It's a little different from the original in some places, but it just connects every dot. It also embodies the protagonist, the butterfly. When I first saw the differences from the original plot, I thought the author was Yun (I haven't played the original plot much, I just like Azeroth and have read the novel). It was only later that I realized that the author had changed some settings, which also made the plot more reasonable and filled in the pitfalls. The only drawback is that some chapters are so boring [face covering] that I just skipped them. (It doesn't seem to be a shortcoming, after all, it is just written in detail)
Why are they all based on World of Warcraft? There are very few Warcraft backgrounds! !