
World of Warcraft: I Can Choose My Loot Drops
魔兽世界之我能选择物品掉落
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 386k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- World of Warcraft Classic: A World Without Thieves魔兽世界怀旧服之天下无贼Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
189Chapters
3.5kReads · 30 days
82.3kReads · all time
236Shelves
7.4Score
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A really good novel. I enjoyed a virtual gaming experience, feeling like a rich tycoon, haha. I'm terrible at games, but the novel gave me a good thrill. Anyone else feel the same way? 😳😳😳😳
The author is a World of Warcraft player from twenty years ago, who experienced the vanilla era and Wrath of the Lich King. Due to work, I don't have time to play games now, so I can only fulfill my unfulfilled dream by writing novels and adding some cheat codes. I originally just wanted to write for my own enjoyment, but I didn't expect so many readers to support me.
Why did the third-person narration suddenly become first-person? And why keep switching between first and third person? [What][What]
I've only read one Warcraft novel, and I thought it was good. It was about Warcraft coming from outer space into reality, and the protagonist was a hunter who constantly grinded monsters in real-world Warcraft dungeons, and the world chat became a cosmic network. I've forgotten the title, but gold became the real-world currency.
I gave it five stars because it really suited my taste. Although some parts were illogical, the author wrote down what I used to dream. I really, really wanted to write down these dreams, but unfortunately, I've never been good at writing. This book fulfilled a dream I had before.
I've been looking for World of Warcraft novels, and this one is exactly what I wanted to read. It would be even better if it included more details about dungeons and quests.
It's kind of a nostalgic read! The main content is like a diary entry, or more like a strategy guide! It only really got fun after switching to the international version, but unfortunately, the post was too short to cover it all!
This ability to randomly select loot drops is practically a dream come true! I've been playing a classic single-player game lately, slowly leveling up, and checking the NGA database to find the best gear I can get at each level! You're doing the same thing, haha, it's incredibly satisfying!
It's very faithful to the original, bringing back memories of playing World of Warcraft back in the day.
It's a very interesting concept, and it also brings back fun stories from my time fighting in Warcraft.