Azeroth's Bloodthirsty Overlord
艾泽拉斯血色霸主
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 950k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Transmigrate to Warcraft: My Legion and the World穿越魔兽：我的军团和世界Alternate title on Fanqie
In booklists 7
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.
Fantasy Novels Set on Another Continent, with Magic and Swordsmen
Isekai, lordship.
Looking for Books About Warcraft, the Continent of Azeroth, and the Like.
I'm looking for books about Warcraft, the continent of Azeroth, and things like that.
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?
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.
Dragons and Magic, Humans, Dwarves, Elves, Orcs... A Clash of Civilizations
The protagonist enters a game and develops from scratch, continually merging with different races and civilizations, such as dwarves and orcs. They compete for supremacy with civilizations developed by other players. It has a Western low-magic setting, with a medieval Warhammer-like backdrop and a 40K-like later stage.
Looking for Sword-Wielding MMORPG Novels Set in a World Like World of Warcraft
Preferably one where, after becoming a warrior, the character can dual-wield two greatswords.
Reader comments 59
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The writing is okay, I can see that it is carefully written, the pace is slow, and there is a lot of ink spent on describing the supporting characters, but to be honest, you don't need to write it in detail, because the author's own writing rhythm is very slow, and it will be more complicated to write about the supporting characters' experiences in detail. I personally think that it is basically okay to read Warcraft fandoms now. There is no need to make it look like a group portrait to highlight the character's personality. Just take a look at what some of the original characters did. The same goes for the protagonist's subordinates. What happened can be told through oral narration or reports to let the protagonist know and also let the readers know. That's all. Anyway, I am really impressed by those who can still continue to write.
It can't be said to be a good medicine, but it is still accessible. 6.6 Points are a bit low. So far, 8.5 Points are still no problem. The author is still very careful. After all, the world view of World of Warcraft is very large, and the character sorting is very troublesome. The author can open it up a bit. After all, in addition to the Burning Legion, there are dragons in World of Warcraft that correct time and space errors, which is equivalent to the Time Administration.
Judging from the choice of words and sentences, it is very good. There are few grammatical errors and it is not all long and short. The only bad thing about the plot in my opinion is that the transition from time travel to commanding in the early stage is too fast, and whether it would be better to have a map. The protagonist feels like he has forcibly inflated his force value, and lacks some image creation. It even made me feel like I was playing the whole game of Far Cry as a background character camera. The battle scenes were okay, and the atmosphere was well rendered. I didn't forcefully write military scenes that I didn't understand. Although there were some command errors, it was generally okay and had more twists and turns. Overall, it's good. Let's see how it plays out later.
If there was a hell, it was Lordaeron in this period. This disaster brought despair far beyond the Orc War. Damn the cursed sect! Damn Kel'Thuzad!
Sorry, as a person who plays World of Warcraft, it's hard for me to listen to it. I have to recall many character names for a long time, but I can't find the corresponding ones.
The author, because I have been waiting for your update every day and night, I can't sleep at night. I have no energy at work during the day and I have no money. I can only wait for your spiritual food to continue my life. The author hastily issued a year-end bonus. I updated 100 chapters in one day.
The author's writing skills are quite good. The protagonist grows up step by step from the bottom, with corresponding ambitions, which makes people feel deeply involved when watching. Come on, keep reading [Blow kiss]
The setting is good, the writing is good, and it's a very comfortable wow fanfic to read [Blow Kiss] What the hell are you doing with low scores? Why are your scores so low?
There are still 70 chapters left to finish. In my mind, the Warcraft series of novels can be ranked in the top three. The writing and narrative are good, the war scenes are magnificent, and the details are well described. Why give 4 hearts? First, after 250 chapters, the pace speeds up and is not detailed enough. It is different from the previous writing. The style is a little different and I can't adapt quickly. Secondly, the increase in emotional lines makes me feel awkward. I can't understand the opening of a harem in the later period. It has a huge impact on the protagonist's character image. Thirdly, the combat power has collapsed. Maybe it is due to the lack of specific combat power settings? Experience in improving combat power? Many confrontations made me confused. The protagonist has become so powerful without knowing it?? Flaws are not hidden, and worth watching
From the perspective of a novel, it is very immersive, and the text description is very visual. From an emotional point of view, a veteran TBC player has finally found gold in a bunch of Warcraft novels. There are no various systems that are invincible and the magic changes the plot.