Azeroth: A Journey Through a Magical Otherworld
艾泽拉斯魔法异界行
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Azeroth National Geographic Channel
A World of Warcraft-themed reading list, mainly featuring medium- to long-length works whose storylines and worldbuilding align with or come close to Blizzard's canon. Includes a few excellent abandoned works and new books. Updated regularly. Readers and authors are welcome to recommend titles in the comments. I regularly search for new books using the keywords "Azeroth" and "World of Warcraft." Readers are welcome to add recommendations. To make sure the list stays good, I try to read each book
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Hello! Is This the Paranormal Hotline?! I Caught a Lunatic
This is my second book list. The first was called Lighthearted Comedy and Infinite Flow. I've been an avid reader for 11 years, and I can always find books with a distinctive touch. I read widely and try out all kinds of stories. Some new books have a lot of potential, but they're often overlooked because they're short, and then they get dropped. As someone who can read until the early hours of the morning, I can dig up lots of great books. I'm sharing the books I'm reading now or ones whose bl
Has Anyone Finished the Books on This List?
If you can actually get through all of these, why not go study advanced mathematics?
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This is ridiculous. Humans can join the Silvermoon Council? In the early stages? I'm speechless.
Unfortunately, the protagonist is a womanizer 🌸
This book was originally quite good, but it's a pity. The author seems to have no morals. He makes the protagonist a slave for other people for the sake of women. This kind of harem is meaningless and disgusting. He's like a sycophant!
The game starts off completely off-topic; you should at least look at the Eastern Kingdoms map! It's incredibly frustrating for anyone familiar with Warcraft. A foreign girlfriend, a foreign savior, and an elderly father killed in battle abroad—impressive, author! When the game becomes reality, the distances can be absurd; who flies abroad to buy fruit?
This book is excellent for a World of Warcraft game, with a grand overall scope and a fairly complete emotional arc. It's quite good.
The book is good, but I don't like this suspenseful, precarious pace.
The system has been removed.
Good books are just too short
Actually, being transported to a world you know is already a huge advantage, so why add a system? There are too many of these kinds of plot devices; I'm sick of them.
Alangka, bringing "Magic World" to bother you, and suddenly I realize what you said makes a lot of sense!
Alangka, bringing "Magic World" to bother you, and suddenly I realize what you said makes a lot of sense!