Crossing Azeroth: I Have Two Heads at the Beginning
穿越艾泽拉斯：开局我有两个头
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The Protagonist's Abilities Are Very Simple and Developed to the Extreme.
Such as acceleration, strength enhancement, etc.
Looking for a Funny Article, the Kind That Makes You Twitch When You Laugh
Thank you everyone... I laughed my head off... Looking for... Hahahahahahahaha
Another World, Magic, Swordsman Novels
Alien flow lord
The Protagonist Is the Only Cub of a Rare Race with a Very Small Population.
War, I Want War, a Big War, and the Protagonist Must Be a Monster.
Alien, Warcraft, Magic
This kind of book
The Protagonist Creates a Force to Support Himself, Instead of the Protagonist Acting Like a Cow or a Horse
I want to read a book similar to "The End is Coming: The School Goddess Begged Me to Kill Her".
Dirty Mage, Ice System, Twenty Skills and Nineteen Control
Summoning, Summoning, Summoning, Novels Like That.
There are not many books, but you are welcome to add more to the top 5.
Empire, Magic, Knight, Fighting Spirit, Holy See, Warcraft, Elf
Novels such as "Devil's Law" and "Rise of the Tree Shepherd"
Western Fantasy, Otherworld, Sword and Sorcery
Those who are more normal and have a grander world view are just like that.
Looking for a Novel Where the Protagonist Practices Evil Arts
It will be better if you finish the book
Build Your Own Power at the Beginning and Grow Little by Little.
He treats his subordinates very well and is decisive in killing. They all rush to join his force.
A Fascinating Book About Establishing a Private Power or a Fiefdom Lord in a Low-Key Manner.
Weird Niche Talents Are Exploited to the Extreme by the Protagonist + Single Female Protagonist
It's best to be together from the beginning, or to be childhood sweethearts.
The Protagonist Is Reborn as a Monster with His Own Power.
The protagonist is a monster and has its own power
Welcome to the Series "Don't Let the Title Deceive"
Sigh~ Some articles are so plain and simple on the outside. You will never know how wonderful it is unless you click on it.
Lord + Noble + Army + Hegemony + Magic + Knight
Novels about lords and aristocrats in the European Middle Ages
Western Fantasy Noble Lord, Dragon, Warcraft, Beast Control, Race War
I want to read a book like "Merlin's Elf Bugs and Gem Dragons".
An Online Game That You Can Watch for a Long Time, Not the Kind of Stupid Text
An online game that you can watch for a long time and is not a stupid novel, preferably something similar to "Starting from Scratch"
Lord Story, Development Flow, Don't Breed the Protagonist and Have the Only Soldier at the Beginning
Don't start with what you planted xxx. The only hidden unit, SSS level talent, and then the protagonist starts off very awesome, with a halo of wisdom, try to have some wits.
Isn't Sword and Sorcery Every Man's Dream? Get All the Western Fantasy in the Press Box
Tribe, Farming, Development, Welcome to Buy! ! !
Travel back to the primitive tribe, develop the tribe from farming, and achieve unification step by step. (The system flow can be bypassed, cheating is still acceptable as long as it is not too exaggerated)
The book for upgrading the necromancer first summons skeleton soldiers, and later zombies and black warriors.
The last time I saw a two-headed protagonist was in the light novel Reincarnation of the Dragon Egg. The two-headed protagonist was really well written. It's been a long time since I've seen such a good article. Warcraft fan fiction is so difficult. The background stories of various characters can be used as a dictionary.
I prefer ogres who are a little bit silly. Being able to do magic does not mean being smart. Friendliness is the key. The author equates being able to do magic with being smart, and the ogres he writes lack that flavor.
The rhythm is good, and the language is humorous without any awkwardness of forced humor. The storylines are also pretty good.
It's beautiful, the author should keep writing [blowing kiss]
It's well written, not a novice.
Warcraft fanfic is good looking
The writing is quite good, but I don't really know how to praise it.
There aren't many people writing about Warcraft anymore, come on.
It's a good novel. After getting through the previous part, the more you read, the more interesting it becomes.
I have read forty chapters so far, the quality is excellent and worth looking forward to.
Well written, it reminds me of the time I played Warcraft when I was a kid
I suggest you write more about how the two heads communicate and complement each other's shortcomings, instead of just writing about Gael in one chapter.
A glance at the old players of Yamaguchi Mountain
The settings are quite interesting.
Okay, okay, I gave it five stars.
It's a very novel perspective. Not many people write about Azeroth. It's quite good to have someone who is not a mainstream race as the protagonist.
Not bad, not bad. I'm very happy (*¯¯*). I'm used to reading cool articles. When I took a quick look, I saw that this kind of hardcore writing has a different flavor.
From what I've seen so far, 30 or so cards are okay, but I still suggest that the author get the character cards out first.