Dynasties crumble to dust beneath the waves of time, and the wheels of history crush every obstacle in their path. The Seven Kingdoms were born from division, only to perish through unification. The kingdom of their dreams was truly wondrous only in their dreams. Why did Azeroth grow tumultuous after millions of years of peace? What secrets lie buried beneath the Frozen Throne? Perhaps only those who have lived through it know how insignificant dust can be, and what evil can arise beneath the dazzling Holy Light.
This is not a wish-fulfillment story. Success and failure are both matters of chance, and yet inevitable.
Well written, but the Riddler is annoying, and the self-righteous Riddler is even more annoying
Sigh... It's a pity that Warcraft is very unpopular now. The author wrote it well.
It breaks away from the category of tomato-based books. The writing is sharp and the meaning is profound. The contradictions go straight to the essence. If you want to watch World of Warcraft, come and read it.
It's pretty good to watch, and the plot is good, but the main character is too young. I don't know how many chapters it will take until the main character reaches adulthood.
Very well written, a different feel to Warcraft. It feels like ice and fire
Good looking. Love to watch. Update soon.
Not bad, looks okay