World of Warcraft: My Arrows Specialize in All Kinds of Bells and Whistles

It's okay. I have my own opinions. It's worth a try for book friends of Warcraft. I hope it won't crash in the future. When the protagonist used Tai Chi to defeat Astalor in Blood Oath, I really couldn't bear it anymore. Who is Astalor? Kael'thas' first teacher and chief advisor! He is the real power in Silvermoon City. He imprisoned and forced the Holy Light of Naaru "Muru" to be extracted, and then helped Liadrin create the Blood Knight. Such a person was defeated by the protagonist with only his physical body. How much the author looks down on Azeroth! [Smile][smile]

The details are well described. There is no system, only the struggle of the little characters coming to another world. There is no cool article that briefly touches on the environment and the characters' situations. The author very seriously depicts Azeroth from a perspective different from the game world.

In fact, it's okay to ignore the literary and youth part, let's not hide our flaws, come on. The more I read, the stronger the smell becomes. The unsatisfactory rhetoric and repetition of AI make me a little headache. I'm not opposed to using it, but just moisturize it yourself.

Very beautiful, I read it in one sitting! I hope the author will continue to work hard and work slowly and carefully. Everyone's growth path, every decision-making and subsequent impact are all smooth and logical. It exploded! Wow, I recently took a look at the rumors of plus2.0. The plot may be very similar to the author's direction (recover the Plaguelands, maintain extremely friendly relations with the dwarves, join the Alliance!) Let's do some research when plusz2.0 Is released!

I've come across some pretty good World of Warcraft web articles so far. We can make a series of Frozen Throne battles according to the plot [laugh][laugh][laugh]

This is a good book. I have read so many Warcraft game novels. This one is the most eye-catching. The literary talent is first-rate, the plot is exquisite, the details of each character are outstanding, and the interactions are vivid! But you need to have some basic knowledge of World of Warcraft to get into it. It's a good book. I just can't figure out why this book's rating is so low? In my eyes, this book is much better than the other nine-point books on this platform. Is it just my vision and taste? So different?

There are many fans of wow. This is my favorite book in the past few years. From the few words, I can tell that the author is about the same age as me. I guess the time of joining the trap will not be too different. You will update slowly, and I will follow slowly...

Two questions 1 Repeat: Every time I go to recruit someone, the answer is "If you beat the opponent in Tai Chi, the opponent will join and learn Tai Chi." 2. Character creation: mainly appears in the Scarlet Crusade part. It may be to create an unpredictable male protagonist, but the actual effect is "emotionless action and psychological description. It writes what the male protagonist has done like a running account, and then the male protagonist starts to talk about the truth." The reading progress is Chapter 2 200

There is really nothing to say about this angle. Although it may be very long, it is worth patiently following up. The eunuch is a good book. It's much better than those mindless stories about "I've been here, I've destroyed it," and Azeroth is nothing but ants. Come on, author.

I have read fifty or sixty chapters and I think it is very good. It is written very rigorously and delicately, and there are basically no logical problems. This is a rare Warcraft novel that can be read by anyone who doesn't know the history of Warcraft. I hope the author can finish this masterpiece completely. I will follow it to the end.

Come on! The best Warcraft fanfic I have ever read.

⺈The writing is good, I only borrowed some settings from World of Warcraft, and they are basically my own.

It's beautiful, better than other World of Warcraft novels

The writing is really good, the characters are vivid and vivid, and the descriptions of various details seem to have the feel of modern poetry. My personal evaluation is pure and fine. Don't read ten lines at a time, otherwise you will miss some small ideas inside.

The writing is very delicate, like an adventurer's story, and the readability is relatively high. The author at least knows a lot about World of Warcraft. As an old player, I think it's still worth a look.

Very good, you can take a look The first few chapters were written by humans, but the later chapters feel like they were written by AI.

I've just read Chapter 84. The plot is quite smooth. The biggest problem is that the AI smell is too strong {"Thirty people against 60,000? Why don't you just wipe your neck and be happy!" Belloc's voice was as loud as if he had just cast a pyrotechnic. The mage's mathematics calculated suicide. "No one said we should fight now." Halduron's voice was cold, "But the point is right there. Giving up means fighting in vain." Liadrin said softly: "Even if Silvermoon City fully supports it, it will require at least an entire army, a three-month siege, and heavy siege equipment—we don't have any of them." The despair of the mage, the unwillingness of the ranger, and the reality of the priest. Sorana crossed her arms: "I've gone around in a circle and come back again - what's the use of a node that can't be defeated?" Luo Xun opened the door and came in, and the room was instantly quiet. Luohan was holding a wooden cup and drinking wine. When he saw Luo Xun come in, he smiled and said, "Look, the rightful owner is back. What do you say, great hero? Are you going to use thirty people to capture the lair of 60,000 trolls?" In dwarf math, thirty versus sixty thousand equals approximately zero. } The AI style similar to this summary is very prominent, In fact, the best way is to rewrite and polish it yourself after the AI is released. The trouble-free way is to refer to the paper search AI standards for polishing. This requires adjusting the instructions. The basic instructions can be found in the Red Book of XXXX. In addition, you can find a fragment of a real-life novel as a model essay and let the AI ​​imitate and modify it.

I've read more than fifty chapters and it's pretty good. This is the first time I've read a Warcraft novel with the protagonist Hunter. Let's see how it develops later, for the horde! The Scarlet Crusade is really unlikable and too Riddler-y. What I want to see is the adventurous part. The most terrifying thing for Dathrohan is the four words Denathrius. It's too complicated. It's awkward for everyone to believe the protagonist's design with such a big weapon and such a bad guy. Let's see the follow-up. There are more loopholes in the follow-up, which is very ordinary.

The plot is relatively smooth, and I look forward to reading further.

After I finish writing this book, I will write a protagonist who uses the evil power of the Death Void [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]

Looks good, I don't know why the score is low

Urgent, emergency, emergency, even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like you.

Anyone with long ears is not a good person, Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh

To give you a point, this book is about half-and-half between resourcefulness and combat. It is written in a somewhat realistic way, so there won't be anything about unparalleled power or explosive combat power. It's not that explosive, but it's still a good book in Warcraft.

Well written. If only the strength of the male protagonist could be made clear to the end. At the moment, I feel like I'm at an elite level, not a hero.

The writing is really good, not the kind of mindless and cool writing.

So far, it's still very interesting to see and feels very immersive.

The writing style is very good, the content is very real, the characters and plots are very reasonable, and the writing style is very delicate. It is not boring at all after reading it in one sitting. Highly recommended [Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]

So far, it's pretty good. From the current location, you can look for Tyr's Tomb and get Tyr's Hand.

It looks good and is relatively realistic. The arrogance of the high elves is well described. There should be no distinction between alliance tribes in the world view, otherwise the protagonist group would not be fucked by dwarves when they go to Eagle's Nest Mountain [laughing]