When the light of game updates involved Lin Xiao in the Wrath of the Lich King version of World of Warcraft, he transformed from an ordinary player into a unique "jobless person" on the continent of Azeroth. After waking up in the icy Borean Tundra of Northrend, Lin Xiao unexpectedly discovered that he could learn various professional skills and become a key force for the Alliance to fight against the threats of the Scourge and the Horde.
From being questioned when he first entered the Silver Crusade camp, to skillfully using the death knight's cold touch, the hunter's precise shooting, the mage's arcane torrent and other skills in battle, he turned the tide time and time again. Every step he takes is full of unknowns and challenges. He not only has to face the hostility from the tribe, but also explores the truth about his time travel and the conspiracy of the ancient gods hidden in this world.
On the epic stage of Azeroth, can Lin Xiao break through system limitations and obtain heroic professional abilities? How will he choose, to reset the world or to inherit the power to save the common people? A passionate adventure spanning reality and games begins here.
Reader comments
Overall, it's okay, but I feel like the more the author writes about the protagonist, the more he looks like a native, and it doesn't look like he's traveled through time at all.
Overall, it's okay, but I feel like the more the author writes about the protagonist, the more he looks like a native, and it doesn't look like he's traveled through time at all.