Azeroth Chronicles of the Nations

The original intention of writing War Chronicles of Nations, which I wrote one after another at the beginning of the book, was probably to fulfill the dream of a pseudo-old World of Warcraft. Unfortunately, the book was a failure. After a lapse of years, reading this book again as an outsider, I feel like I am groping in a quagmire. With constant flaws, this discomfort is comparable to suffocation. However, the story is still interesting. Whether it is a genuine or pirated version, you can read it if you want to read it. You can skip the lengthy parts because the author is a name blind person. You can guess some of the plot just by looking at the chapter names...

The biggest problem at the moment is that the author always likes to use level x xx instead of names, which makes me often unable to understand who he is talking about. For example, a mid-level mage says to a high-level mage... A high-level warrior says to a mid-level assassin. Especially when it comes to fighting, it becomes even more chaotic.

Just like a person spends half his life sleeping, most of the entire novel is spent in water.

It is said that many history books are thicker than "Xinhua Dictionary". . . The "History of Japan" published by Nankai University Press is thicker than the "Xinhua Dictionary", and the first volume of the huge work "The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire" is thicker than the "Xinhua Dictionary". . . Azeroth has so many years of history, it must be thicker than the "Xinhua Dictionary". 🤭

"Pluto's Agent" is a fantasy chapter of the superpower department, agent captain, talents that can be cultivated, and various superpowers!

I was tired from watching it, and the plot didn't connect at all. I felt like falling asleep after watching a few movies.

It's not without reason that my grades are poor. The plot is here and there. There was a meeting at the end of the previous chapter, and a fight at the beginning of the next chapter. There was nothing excessive in the middle. I only remembered it after four or five chapters to explain.

Read dozens of chapters! One word "tired". The next word "chaos" makes me dizzy.