From Tavern Owner to Savior of Azeroth

A lighthearted, enjoyable read, featuring a system (likely from Azeroth), a harem (including the Windrunner sisters), and no pressure regarding combat power. Hearthstone is fun, with a full deck battling adventure bosses. Warcraft is subjective; some supporting characters are poorly developed.

I usually rate books only after they're finished, or when I'm familiar with the author's new work, but it's a bit sad that no one is rating them. The author writes well; Arthur truly is an Azerothian hero. It's just that the card-playing process lacks twists and turns, making it quite lengthy. Adding more references and jokes might make it more interesting; aren't card players usually a bit eccentric? 😏

A Warcraft harem story; currently, the Windranger sisters have been added.

Having never played Hearthstone, I could only continue watching without fully understanding what was going on. The main character's personality was well-developed. I really tried my best to watch it, but I've never actually played Hearthstone before 🥺

It's great! I hope it doesn't have a bad ending. It's a good thing that Sylvanas became a living elf. Keep it up, Hagi! I'm giving you a five-star review, and I'll pay in full right now! 😆

It's rare to find a book written by a fellow Hearthstone player, so I'm giving it my support. I'm really looking forward to seeing that black dragon girl from Stormwind! 😏😏

They all call him Arthur, he's amazing, he'll play with a whole curry stick.

The idea is novel, incorporating battles into the storyline. However, here's the problem: compared to typical writing styles, this approach is more tiring for those who don't play Hearthstone. And for Hearthstone players (like me), I can only say that they can write as much as they want, making it very easy to pad out the story.

The author probably likes Hearthstone, but the matches take too long.

Keep it up! It's very original and well written.