On the eve of the second war in World of Warcraft, I strayed into Quel'Thalas while chasing trolls.
"There are trolls in your enchantment" made me become the first human ranger trainee in the history of high elves.
Alleria used me as target practice.
Sylvanas suspects me of being a spy every day.
Vereesa blushes every time she sees me.
Everyone thought I was just a lucky human being.
But only I know that the Sunwell will eventually be destroyed, natural disasters will sweep across the continent, and the Burning Legion will eventually come.
In order to change all this, I made arrangements in advance, gathered various tribes, and established a new kingdom.
When the war does come, I want Azeroth to have another future.
Reader comments
It should be 4 stars, but for the first review, let's give it 5 stars. Tomato's rating is much higher than my rating system, so the new book cannot be lowered too low by my subjective evaluation.
When I read it, it only had 90,000 words. Overall, it was readable. The plot and dialogue were well-written, similar to Gu Longfeng's type of concise blank space + a little prose. For example, the characters judge the characters' emotions by observing their pace and movements. This is very knight-errant. The blood elves in the article have much higher IQs and literacy than those in the game. They are arrogant but not arrogant. But maybe it is because the nobles of Silvermoon City have not been written yet? Now the plot is still on the ranger side fighting the trolls.
There are also shortcomings. Sometimes the words at the end of a chapter are similar to lyrical prose, or descriptions related to style, and the words are repeated too frequently. For example, at the end of the chapter, every writing is related to light and shadow, with mottled light hitting someone/stepping on the ground. For example, the protagonist has suppressed a certain emotion/idea (the judgment/undertone/change in the eyes of a certain character has suppressed) and placed it in the grid where it should be placed. This kind of book has a strong character, but if it is repeated too much, it will lose its character when read. At the same time, there is almost no facial description (I understand if it is not written in a strong character). I need more writing skills, don't just write one or two. The fewer writing skills, the more content I read, the greater the deduction points will be.
Generally speaking, I recommend it as a Warcraft fan. The main plot should be to retain the three Windrunner sisters and fight against Kael'thas. It should be a classic old-world power system and will not involve the book-eating links behind Blizzard. Personal judgment will not make it very long. I recommend it.
It feels like the protagonist's appearance is set to be a legendary hunter, which is so capable.
A hypothesis suddenly occurred to me. If humans evolved from apes in the past, would they be considered beasts in Azeroth?
Although there are many flaws, I think overall it is a very good World of Warcraft fanfic, especially the description of war, which is combined with many local settings of Azeroth and written very penetratingly.
After reading this, I was already working as a hunter in Nasoudas. I caught a night saber baby and died several times in Benedal. I was so angry.
Not bad, right?
Currently, I am writing that I am preparing for the Battle of Mount Hyjal. Will I still burn trees?
I feel like I have to think about how to deal with Thrall and a bunch of ancient gods.
Some people in the comment area said it was AI. Anyway, I think it is at least watchable and the combat power is not too bad. However, if it is based on party research, there may be some problems.
If you like Western fantasy, you can try it. If you don't know Warcraft, it won't affect your reading very much.
Keywords harem, growth, intrigue, elves, multi-race, dragons and magic
Very good writing
I have never seen Azeroth written better than this one, especially when it comes to becoming king.
It's pretty good, but I feel that the protagonist is a bit too arrogant. I hope there will be more novels without eunuchs. It's rare to find a fan of Warcraft who can watch it [Like] [Like]
Delicate, very good
The plot is relatively smooth, average in the early stage, but gets better as it goes on
Why is the protagonist like a child, comparing himself to everyone he meets?
It looks okay, personal experience
There are very few articles about Warcraft, so it must be 5 stars.
It's relatively smooth, I hope I don't want to be a eunuch.
It's very well written. As a middle-aged man who has been playing World of Warcraft for more than 20 years, I just read the first few chapters and give you a 5-star review first.
It's a really good article, the writing is smooth and the words are tough. It's strange that there are so few people commenting on it. Leave a comment, I hope the author will strengthen his belief
Very good, very delicate
Doesn't look like a local
The old Taoist painter is not a newcomer
Really super pretty
Although it was not very attractive in the early stage, it gradually got better. Although the protagonist is a bit strict with his wife, I have to say that this is a rare Warcraft fan novel. I am afraid that the author will not have the confidence to write it down, so I will give it a five-star review first.
It should be 4 stars, but for the first review, let's give it 5 stars. Tomato's rating is much higher than my rating system, so the new book cannot be lowered too low by my subjective evaluation. When I read it, it only had 90,000 words. Overall, it was readable. The plot and dialogue were well-written, similar to Gu Longfeng's type of concise blank space + a little prose. For example, the characters judge the characters' emotions by observing their pace and movements. This is very knight-errant. The blood elves in the article have much higher IQs and literacy than those in the game. They are arrogant but not arrogant. But maybe it is because the nobles of Silvermoon City have not been written yet? Now the plot is still on the ranger side fighting the trolls. There are also shortcomings. Sometimes the words at the end of a chapter are similar to lyrical prose, or descriptions related to style, and the words are repeated too frequently. For example, at the end of the chapter, every writing is related to light and shadow, with mottled light hitting someone/stepping on the ground. For example, the protagonist has suppressed a certain emotion/idea (the judgment/undertone/change in the eyes of a certain character has suppressed) and placed it in the grid where it should be placed. This kind of book has a strong character, but if it is repeated too much, it will lose its character when read. At the same time, there is almost no facial description (I understand if it is not written in a strong character). I need more writing skills, don't just write one or two. The fewer writing skills, the more content I read, the greater the deduction points will be. Generally speaking, I recommend it as a Warcraft fan. The main plot should be to retain the three Windrunner sisters and fight against Kael'thas. It should be a classic old-world power system and will not involve the book-eating links behind Blizzard. Personal judgment will not make it very long. I recommend it.
It feels like the protagonist's appearance is set to be a legendary hunter, which is so capable.
A hypothesis suddenly occurred to me. If humans evolved from apes in the past, would they be considered beasts in Azeroth?
Although there are many flaws, I think overall it is a very good World of Warcraft fanfic, especially the description of war, which is combined with many local settings of Azeroth and written very penetratingly.
After reading this, I was already working as a hunter in Nasoudas. I caught a night saber baby and died several times in Benedal. I was so angry. Not bad, right? Currently, I am writing that I am preparing for the Battle of Mount Hyjal. Will I still burn trees? I feel like I have to think about how to deal with Thrall and a bunch of ancient gods. Some people in the comment area said it was AI. Anyway, I think it is at least watchable and the combat power is not too bad. However, if it is based on party research, there may be some problems. If you like Western fantasy, you can try it. If you don't know Warcraft, it won't affect your reading very much. Keywords harem, growth, intrigue, elves, multi-race, dragons and magic
Very good writing
I have never seen Azeroth written better than this one, especially when it comes to becoming king.
It's pretty good, but I feel that the protagonist is a bit too arrogant. I hope there will be more novels without eunuchs. It's rare to find a fan of Warcraft who can watch it [Like] [Like]
Delicate, very good
The plot is relatively smooth, average in the early stage, but gets better as it goes on
Why is the protagonist like a child, comparing himself to everyone he meets?
It looks okay, personal experience
There are very few articles about Warcraft, so it must be 5 stars.
It's relatively smooth, I hope I don't want to be a eunuch.
It's very well written. As a middle-aged man who has been playing World of Warcraft for more than 20 years, I just read the first few chapters and give you a 5-star review first.
It's a really good article, the writing is smooth and the words are tough. It's strange that there are so few people commenting on it. Leave a comment, I hope the author will strengthen his belief
Very good, very delicate
Doesn't look like a local
The old Taoist painter is not a newcomer
Really super pretty
Although it was not very attractive in the early stage, it gradually got better. Although the protagonist is a bit strict with his wife, I have to say that this is a rare Warcraft fan novel. I am afraid that the author will not have the confidence to write it down, so I will give it a five-star review first.