Protecting the Best Azeroth

Level division, white board ordinary people, green rare-level professionals, blue elite professions, purple epics are epic-level strong ones (most of the names in the Second Orc War are epics, Turalyon, Aurecia, etc.), Orange legends are legendary-level strong ones, later Jaina, the leaders of the major races in the Pandaria period are all of this level, the only demigod human is Aegwynn, after giving birth to a child, he fell to legend, and his child died once and became a legend. There are no more demigods in mankind.

Come on, the author, the logic is clear and not brainless at the moment. Personally, I don't think it's poisonous. It's very good.

I watched "The Temple of Our Lady of the Lotus Lantern" and it really exceeded my expectations. I had never played World of Warcraft and I thought it would be boring, but after reading it I still wanted to read it. The plot was still bland, without the ups and downs of the exciting plot, but I don't know why I was able to read it. This is probably the author's skill. It is really good. Whether it is the content or the protagonist, it is a novel worth reading. Youdao is like a person. I believe that the author must be an outstanding young man with ideals. Whether it is the Lotus Lamp book or the current one, the protagonist is a gentleman-like figure. I really like this kind of protagonist.

So far, it seems that the writing is good, and the plot is also good. Come on, author, the five-star praise will encourage you. Tomato has too few Warcraft articles, so you must write well and don't be a eunuch 🤭

Come on, this is another good Azeroth article about Warcraft 🙂 Although I haven't played the game and don't know the plot, but so far it's pretty good.

The writing is pretty good! I play less WoW, but I still do a lot of research on the history of Warcraft. When you look at the back, you feel that the speed is too fast? Were the three major bosses, Lich King Yogg-Saron and Archimonde, killed a bit hastily?

Azeroth novels are inherently difficult to write. The world view is too huge. I hope the author can persevere.

It is written very carefully, and the author has added a lot of his own unique thoughts on social development and the establishment and maintenance of order. In this regard, it is a rare masterpiece. However, the follow-up plot ended very hastily and the troops were hastily withdrawn. Many settings and camps later in the game were not explained, especially the Void King camp; this is the enemy that Ai-chan must face. There is also no follow-up from Mr. Sa. Hope to see it in the extra episode.

It ranks among the top three World of Warcraft fan novels I have seen over the years. It is logical, story-telling, and the descriptions of extraordinary powers are progressive. It is very good. I hope it will not be discontinued and unfinished.

I haven't been able to do it for the past two days, and I feel like the author, Wen Qing, is suffering from an illness. The more I write, the more unpleasant it becomes