Valerius was sent to the Blackstone Wasteland, known as the "Dead Land", and started with only a dilapidated town hall and five peasants. Faced with a desperate situation, he activated the "Warcraft: Frozen Throne" system. The waste mines that are worthless in the eyes of outsiders are the gold for his throne; the garbage wood that no one cares about in Gray Creek Town is the cornerstone of his violent army. But this is no longer a simple game. Infantry needs dry food, heroes have souls, and every death is a real passing away. From fighting against the wolves of the wasteland to facing off against the gods of other worlds. When the archmage's blizzard freezes the legions, when the death knight's frostmourne points to the throne of God. Valerius sat on the throne paved with bones and flowers, and said softly: "This game has just begun."
Reader comments
Generally speaking, it's okay. As for some people saying that combat power is suppressed, that's normal. According to the description in his book, an infantryman is equivalent to a third-level human warrior, which is better than that. What I accept most is his gold coin settlement. I read in other novels that it takes more than 100 gold coins to cultivate a knight-level combat power, but local companions are the same. A level of more than 100 is nothing. He is normal. He has 100 to 1 gold coins. And then training a level 3 soldier costs almost 10,000. I can still accept it. In other novels, it takes thousands of gold coins to raise a level 3 soldier, but I only need more than 100 to create one. Then I still need to develop a hairline, and it will be faster if I just rush into the army and grab it.
I have to say that the AI-assisted writing is really interesting. Although it looks AI at first glance, it looks smooth. I hope it won't be interrupted. It's not a short film.
Is there a heroine but no author?
It's good to read, and it is indeed a very good Warcraft novel. Now that humans and beasts have appeared, then there will be elves and undead (if the undead are really summoned, it will be fun [laughs]). Then will there be Nagas in the future? [Thinking][thinking]
There are a few high-quality war3 articles with very self-consistent logic.
I like this type, but it's too short.
Come on, come on, I hope to see the second fool appear.
Looking back on the passing time with feelings, I think back then... Alas, it's all gone
Why don't we get human flying troops?
It's pretty good. I haven't had such a good-looking Warcraft fanfic for a long time.
Applaud, applaud [like]
Super nice. Fried chicken is nice.
Not bad, will continue to watch
Really good
It's pretty good. After watching it for a while, I couldn't help but play Warcraft III. It's been about seven or eight years since I last played it.
It has the charm of Western literature. I also like Warcraft.
Well written, Warcraft is my favorite game, bar none!
To be honest, regardless of whether it is popular or not, the author must have invested a lot of time and energy in writing this book. It is much better than something like me that just jumped on the street.
Generally speaking, it's okay. As for some people saying that combat power is suppressed, that's normal. According to the description in his book, an infantryman is equivalent to a third-level human warrior, which is better than that. What I accept most is his gold coin settlement. I read in other novels that it takes more than 100 gold coins to cultivate a knight-level combat power, but local companions are the same. A level of more than 100 is nothing. He is normal. He has 100 to 1 gold coins. And then training a level 3 soldier costs almost 10,000. I can still accept it. In other novels, it takes thousands of gold coins to raise a level 3 soldier, but I only need more than 100 to create one. Then I still need to develop a hairline, and it will be faster if I just rush into the army and grab it.
I have to say that the AI-assisted writing is really interesting. Although it looks AI at first glance, it looks smooth. I hope it won't be interrupted. It's not a short film.
Is there a heroine but no author?
It's good to read, and it is indeed a very good Warcraft novel. Now that humans and beasts have appeared, then there will be elves and undead (if the undead are really summoned, it will be fun [laughs]). Then will there be Nagas in the future? [Thinking][thinking]
There are a few high-quality war3 articles with very self-consistent logic.
I like this type, but it's too short.
Come on, come on, I hope to see the second fool appear.
Looking back on the passing time with feelings, I think back then... Alas, it's all gone
Why don't we get human flying troops?
It's pretty good. I haven't had such a good-looking Warcraft fanfic for a long time. Applaud, applaud [like]
Super nice. Fried chicken is nice.
Not bad, will continue to watch
Really good
It's pretty good. After watching it for a while, I couldn't help but play Warcraft III. It's been about seven or eight years since I last played it.
It has the charm of Western literature. I also like Warcraft.
Well written, Warcraft is my favorite game, bar none!
To be honest, regardless of whether it is popular or not, the author must have invested a lot of time and energy in writing this book. It is much better than something like me that just jumped on the street.