
World of Warcraft: Ashbringer
魔兽之灰烬使者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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A Bookworm's List After 15 Years of Reading (If You're Out of Books, Come On In; Updated Regularly) (Updated Again)
There's a bit of everything here... I think... These are all books I can keep reading once I get started. I made this list with this account so more people with similar tastes can find them. I haven't written any descriptions. Veteran readers check the genre first, then the title, then the comments, then the chapter titles, and only then start reading, so I figured I'd skip the introductions... Discover them for yourself. I made this list to save you some of the time spent looking for books. 202
A Fantasy Journey Through Azeroth
A collection of books about World of Warcraft that I've read carefully. I'll try to include as many good books and new releases as I can. P.S. Updated from time to time!
Personal Favorites
Mostly fantasy and historical fiction. This is my personal reading list. Paratrooper Bai, spare me the nonsense. Most people these days are illiterate idiots. They struggle with long sentences and written language, and even have trouble understanding short, conversational sentences. They can read ten thousand words and still have no idea what the author wrote. They desperately want to identify with the characters and get their so-called thrills. As a result, these works can never become real lit
World of Warcraft: A Little Nostalgia
A complete collection of World of Warcraft novels, whether abandoned or finished, poorly concluded or censored. Not a single one left out.
Only Good Books Count! A Veteran Reader's Reading List
A reading list from a longtime bookworm. A good book is one you can keep reading and that has substance. That’s the truth. I’ve been reading for over a decade, and I’ll subscribe to and follow a book every day if I like it and it suits my tastes. If it’s not my cup of tea, I won’t follow it at all. Every book on this list is one I’ve personally read and enjoyed enough to keep. The genres are varied and eclectic, but they’re all good, engrossing reads.
Looking for Recommendations
Just something to read when I’m bored
The World of Anime and Manga
Games, System, reborn, luck, dark themes, Heroes of Might and Magic, the Main God, faith, infinite-flow, anime and manga, and Pokemon
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So many people say this Warcraft novel is well-written, but what's so good about it? The protagonist is like a horny, clueless newbie! And the characters—it's clearly a Western setting, but the dialogue is written in the style of ancient Eastern conversation! The protagonist's personality is also inexplicable!
[Comment]???
My biggest complaint about World of Warcraft is that the resurrection ability is just too overpowered. No matter how many times you die, you can always come back up. Even Faol, whose bones were practically rotten to dust, could rise again. I really don't know what he's not capable of doing.
The author has been writing for so long, but there's a crucial question that hasn't been answered: what is the protagonist trying to achieve? Without resolving this question, the book seems disjointed and incoherent! The protagonist encounters so many things, making the content seem rich, but something always feels off. Why? Because it's unclear what the protagonist's true intentions are!
Calia is quite important. Not only is she a Discipline Priest, but through her, one can also find Alonsus Faol, a top figure among the human Holy Light faction.
I thought Louisa was someone else, but she's Calia Menethil!
After all the guessing, it's come full circle again 😅
I thought we were going to eliminate the hidden dangers and sever ties with fel energy, but who knew we'd just turn into demons?
Is this a class change to Demon Hunter? What an unexpected turn of events!
I want to kill the main character. Anyone else feel the same way?
I'm curious, with most of the readers leaving this book, will the author be able to finish it?
It's already 2019...
[Comment] This World of Warcraft is even using a pun on the Chinese version.
This is even a homophone for "World of Warcraft" or "Chinese version".