A Pandaren who transmigrates while retaining a modern way of thinking and Eastern wisdom. Round-bodied and always smiling, he often says, “Let's talk it out over a drink.” He carries a tea set and ancient books wherever he goes, making him the least hero-like “peacemaker” in Azeroth.
[Heart Method of the Unity of All Laws] This is no game skill. After combining Confucian “benevolence,” Buddhist “compassion,” and Taoist “non-action,” he has come to understand the nature of Azeroth's energies. He can “listen” to the emotional fluctuations of all things, then use his heart method to “guide” and “harmonize” them.
Warrior charge → “The Sprint of a Gentleman’s Nine Considerations”
Mage's Polymorph → “Stone Enlightenment Technique” (the target begins pondering the meaning of life)
Rogue's stealth → “Art of Blending with the Dust”
Holy Light healing → “The Radiance of Benevolent Healing”
For decades, the West has spread a culture of piracy, plunder, and slaughter through movies, television, and games... This has deeply influenced China, to the point that even cultivation novels are full of killing and pillaging.
Meanwhile, China's own Confucian, Buddhist, and Taoist culture is dismissed as backward and outdated. World of Warcraft has been fighting for twenty years. Isn't it time we learned to live together in peace...
May Chinese culture guide the world in the future.
It looks relatively plain, borrowing the shell of the Azeroth world. It's not the kind of adrenaline-fueled excitement that World of Warcraft has to offer, at least not in the first few dozen chapters.
The perspective is quite unique, you can see