I Have a Home in Azeroth
我在艾泽拉斯有个家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Another World, Magic, Battle Aura, Elves, Dwarves, Beastfolk, Dragons, and Goblins
Western Fantasy With Noble Lords, Dragons, Magical Beasts, Beast Tamers, and Racial Wars
Looking for books like "The Fairy Bugs and Gem Dragons of the Merlin Family".
New Authors Reviewing One Another’s Work
Looking for books like Twin Stars in Ancient Times. It's good, I love it! New authors, let's review each other's books. Tell me when you've read mine, and I'll read yours too.
Looking for Western Fantasy Books with a D&D Feel
Books about dragons, angels, succubi, and the like, but not ones where they only get a tiny bit of attention. No Journey to the West fantasy or xuanhuan.
Western Fantasy with Two Male Leads
Does Tomato have any good Western fantasy? Not the ensemble-cast kind. I mean something about angels or dragons, or just a setting with some interesting lore. Two male leads. I really want to read something like that, but I can never find any 😔
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.
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Or something that's already got lots of chapters but still has plenty of potential. Western fantasy or a single female love interest would both be fine.
The Best of the Best in Western Fantasy, According to You
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Let's Review Each Other's New Books! I'll Definitely Return the Favor!
I want to read something similar to There's No One More Cautious, Only Someone Even More Cautious.
Western Fantasy Noble-Lord Stories with Dragons, Monsters, Racial Wars, and Power Struggles
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Any Good Fanfiction Based on Western Classics on Tomato Novels?
I want fanfiction based on The Count of Monte Cristo, The Phantom of the Opera, The Red and the Black, Les Misérables, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, and even Titanic! I want stories set in Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries! Assassin's Creed works too! No Harry Potter or Twilight.
New Novel, Let’s Review Each Other
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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?
Let’s Exchange Five-Star Reviews for Our New Books
I want to read something similar to Yin-Yang Tribulation: Seeking the Way. New author here. Come in for mutual reviews and five-star ratings, fair for everyone.
Everyone’s Survival
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Western Fantasy, Heroes, Dragons, Adventuring Parties, Adventurers' Guilds, and Taverns
Western fantasy, heroes, dragons, adventuring parties, adventurers' guilds, and taverns. No female lead or no male lead preferred, but a single heroine is also fine. No harems.
Otherworld, Beastfolk, Magical Beasts, and Lords
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Brand-New Writer Here. I’ll Leave Five-Star Reviews for Yours, and I Promise to Return the Favor.
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Transmigrated to Another World, Western-Inspired Setting, Lighthearted and Funny
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I really like this book. I just clicked it to read it, but I didn't expect to read it for more than an hour. The author's writing is very good, and the plot is not cliché. Everything is outside the plot and makes sense. In short, this is a very good novel. If you like this kind of writing, you can definitely read it. If you haven't read it, you can also give it a try.
Lin Yun, a social worker who stayed up late to catch up on PPT, could not escape the squeeze of the capitalists after all, and quietly ended his life with full of unwillingness. Who would have thought that a sudden and severe heart palpitation would involve him in the vast world of Azeroth - from the cubicle to the magical continent, his destiny would be rewritten, and his passion would awaken! The programmer's code thinking collides with epic magic, miracles and challenges coexist, the plot is compact, and the sense of substitution is overwhelming. It is an addictive rebirth of another world. Highly recommended!
The score of 6.3 Is too low. Someone may have maliciously rated it. This book is not written by an online author, but like a traditional author. The narrative description is detailed and vivid, and it is not like fast food literature. It is worth reading and highly recommended!
I can read it, but there are traces of AI. When I read it, I always feel that something is wrong, but I can't explain it.
The writing is very good, but I feel that the protagonist doesn't look like someone who has played the game. Then Marfa was killed, and the Burning Legion should have launched a large-scale attack after that. In the end, nothing seemed to happen. Then the Black Dragon Lady was supposed to be exposed in Van Cleef, but in the end, it seemed like nothing happened.
I feel that the setting is relatively lucky, the plot is relatively smooth, and then the content is explosive and the sense of excitement is intensive. The characters are also quite well portrayed. It looks good and is highly recommended.
The setting is rigorous and full of surprises, cleverly integrating game elements into a true epic. The protagonist's growth is intertwined with major events in Azeroth, and emotions and freshness coexist, making people excited and deeply fascinated.
The writing is very clean and inspiring. The author knows how to use the most precise words to touch people's hearts. There is no nonsense word, but every sentence is full of flavor. This kind of writing is very comfortable to read.
Lin Yun, a social worker who stayed up late to catch up on PPT, failed to survive the squeeze of the capitalists and ended up unwilling to do so. Who would have thought that a sudden heart palpitation would allow a hard-working programmer to start a new life for Azeroth! From a cubicle to a fantasy continent, from being exhausted to owning an exclusive harbor, "I Have a Home in Azeroth" accurately hits the pain points of working people. The opening chapter is eye-catching and full of stamina!
The author's writing style is delicate and smooth, and the words are full of appeal, making it intoxicating to read. This book has a fascinating plot, profound thoughts and unique creative charm. Both the narrative rhythm and the characterization show a very high artistic level. Highly recommended to every friend who loves reading, it definitely deserves five stars!