[Male-to-female transmigration + no System]
What does it mean when a fictional game world becomes reality? Is it a blessing or a curse?
Just as World of Warcraft was about to shut down, Lu Yue was speed-running Icecrown Citadel when he unexpectedly transmigrated to a world identical to the game.
The Creator had perfectly recreated almost every detail of the game, even Lu Yue’s in-game character...
“Holy crap, my character is a female Elf Mage!”
When he opened his eyes again, Lu Yue, who had been a man through and through, had lost his “sword” and become a blue-eyed, silver-haired Blood Elf Mage.
But the change of sex wasn’t the greatest crisis he faced. The real World of Warcraft was far more merciless and cruel than they had ever imagined.
How would they face enemies far more powerful than anything they had expected, so soon after transmigrating?
It's very beautiful, brothers, you will fall in love with it after seeing it. Send a razor blade to the author because he updates too slowly
Personally, I think this subject should be written as a refreshing article. If it is to commemorate the years, there should be more commemorative missions or rare items in the game, and the characters are unhappy and so on. To be honest, those NPC celebrities are not as memorable to me as Hogg. After all, there are only a few people who have played since 60. After all, it is a paid game. "MT" can be liked by many people who do not play WoW. It is not because of the adaptation, beautification or in-depth exploration of the game background.
It's a pretty good book, after all, there are only a few Warcraft books.
It looks great, reminds me of Night Elves in the Forgotten Realms.
I hope the author will keep updating it. It's a good fanfic, but the updates are a bit slow. I hope it doesn't stop updating or end it. Come on, author.