
Transmigrating to Azeroth: From the Start, I Have Two Heads
穿越艾泽拉斯:开局我有两个头
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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 a good novel. After getting through the previous part, the more you read, the more interesting it becomes.
Well written, it reminds me of the time I played Warcraft when I was a kid
I have read forty chapters so far, the quality is excellent and worth looking forward to.
It's well written, not a novice.
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.
There aren't many people writing about Warcraft anymore, come on.