Storm God

I really don't understand why I ran back at the end. Isn't it better to stay in Azeroth?

After reading more than 700 pages of this novel, I couldn't stand it anymore. The author added his own things and made too many characters too despicable. For example, Master Anthony was originally supposed to be an unsmiling old mage, but he was written into a restless old man who cherished his life. I thought it looked good at first, but it completely fell apart.

I think the author should make up for the structure of World of Warcraft

I have a question. I have read the first 400 chapters fine. I have read 570 so far. I think Warcraft itself should be an epic world, rather than reborn in the Kingdom of Stormwind. Isn't the protagonist a Warcraft fan? Now he bullies the Orcs like the Burning Legion, and even though Orgrimmar was given some AI, he is not prepared to return it. It's a bit low-energy, a bit like Long Aotian. The protagonist often allows the plot to follow his heart, but has some blunt conflicts with the world background and characters. In previous chapters, someone commented that "you don't need a second base when you reach the World Tree." Isn't it impossible to have the protagonist's character background and tendencies, but won't the orcs be whitewashed? Are you treated like a demon? Will there be no need for trolls, draani, and werewolves to appear in the future? Will it still be Azeroth? An epic world full of heroes has turned into a fantasy French-style novel traveling through the parallel world of Azeroth. I haven't read the rest of it yet, but I feel that regardless of whether there are tribes or not, if there is no glory and faith in the early stage, the later stage will feel very stiff and dry. I'm a 10-year-old bookworm. I don't have many reviews, but I'm very serious. I don't really like Long Aotian or Soldier King (Ice Man). Even the cool articles and the blood-boiling beasts without casualties are handled more delicately and comprehensively. I'm not criticizing the author, but what I see now is a little oily and not sincere and delicate enough. I'm talking about the second half as a Warcraft fan and bookworm 😠

The protagonist's attitude towards Sylvanas and Jaina is really disgusting to me. First of all, the relationship between the protagonist and the Windrunner sisters is often used to coerce the protagonist to do things for Quel'Thalas, and then from time to time, the protagonist is upset and causes trouble to the protagonist. He almost shoots the protagonist to death, and the protagonist even kneels down and licks him in various ways. It's really disgusting. Then there's Jaina. Jaina was only 13 years old when she accepted her as her disciple. She didn't do anything for others, but just looked at others with displeasure and disgust. Obviously, even the murderous murlocs and Nagas are under his control, and Van Cleef has done things for the protagonist. Sylvanas, who always causes trouble for the protagonist and even almost kills the protagonist, can be knelt down and licked by the protagonist, but he can't stand Jaina and actually vomits.

Many people ask about the next book, maybe (just maybe) it will be from Marvel. At the same time, if it is really written about Marvel, it should be based on the Marvel Cinematic Universe, borrowing some comic settings, and it should not include the X-Men (the abilities of the X-Men are a bit difficult to write) and buggy characters such as the Sentinels, Molecule Man, and Beyond. Please wait patiently, it should be released soon, it will be at the end of May or June (I forgot).

No way, it's too vicious, the logic doesn't work from the beginning, the protagonist is completely brainless, and the other characters are even worse. They are forced to set off the protagonist. The first 50 chapters are unreadable by both real World of Warcraft players and passers-by.

Another point is that the portrayal of the protagonist is very poor. He is basically an impatient and lustful ghost with no bottom line and no moral integrity. This kind of protagonist is common in all kinds of white novels and fast food literature. It is not that the harem male protagonist has this kind of virtue. This has nothing to do with the harem. As a modern person, I think that although I cannot be like an ancient gentleman, I still have the basic bottom line and three views. The protagonist here does not have any grace or temperament. For example, I looked at the Molten Core today. You should not go in when people are taking a bath, and I have made it clear, so why are you so shameless? ? ? Therefore, charm is out of the question, so being in a harem is even more nonsense. The silk-wielding temperament is exposed nakedly. The author is not a single person who has never touched a woman. Why is it written like this? The book has bright spots, but there are also many dark spots.

First of all, let me make it clear that I have never played World of Warcraft, nor have I watched the Warcraft movies, nor have I watched Chronicles. The time point before the author arranges for Duke to travel to the Dark Portal shows that this book is a major change or even overthrow of the story background set by Blizzard's father, and only part of the settings are retained. Maybe there are Blizzard fans who are going to complain: I don't care, I don't care, as a Warcraft fan, how can I not follow the settings of Blizzard's father? As a fan work, changes are necessary. A weak writer will change the plot, an average writer will change the background, and a good writer will change the setting. You don't change anything, the author, but you still write a ball! If you have already read the original work, why do you need to read the fanfic? It's not like Blizzard's father hasn't published any books. Every Blizzard fan only needs to read Chronicles, and there is no need to read any Warcraft-related fanfics. As someone who has never been exposed to the game World of Warcraft and does not know the relevant background settings of World of Warcraft, this book starts from scratch and gradually develops basic settings such as career settings, historical background, and character relationships for beginners (such as Cricket below). If you put aside the black spots of plagiarizing Warcraft and not paying royalties, it is an excellent fantasy novel.

What the hell is this, isn't it just a fantasy face-slapping counter-attack upgrade novel covered in Western fantasy magic? I believed in the number one evil!

Apparently a lot of tribal pigs were unhappy reading this book

In fact, beef people and trolls can be treated differently, but greenskins must die.

Everyone reads this kind of book. No wonder there are fewer and fewer people writing good books now🙂

Does this book have multiple female protagonists? How many are there? If it's a harem, just watch 😏

A Long Aotian-style novel disguised as Warcraft fan fiction

Times have changed. You have to know that this is almost ten years old. It is normal for the previous style not to be popular now

In the plot of "Brainless Dragon Aotian", except for the protagonist, no one, no matter the good or bad, has a brain, and Chun Chun serves as the protagonist's pretentious background. It is a Western fantasy novel. Other characters use words like ancient Chinese when speaking. They are really speechless. Can I read this book? You can watch it without thinking. It is enough to read one of the author's books, Throne of Shadows, nothing else is necessary

Where does this kind of book come from? Whether it's the protagonist's over-the-top character, the protagonist's weird behavior, or the collapse of the original character's image, it all shows that this is a spicy book.

What a novel, it's actually a harem novel 😓 What evil have I done in the past few days? Why do I want to pursue all the harem novels?

In fact, it is not necessary. From a neutral perspective, orcs eat people and people kill orcs. This is fair.

Absolutely poisonous, even if you read it as a novelist, it is highly poisonous. If you don't have the strength in the early stage, you have to show off. In the later stage, if you have the strength, you don't dare to kill the elves. Should you fight or not? Should you be cowardly? Kneel down and lick the Windrunner family. No, if you don't deal with things like Kael'thas, will it make him disgusting again and again?

This book was a blast to read at the time. Why are the comments section all filled with comments from the last two or three years? Even though it is said that books are not good 😅, when viewed as a cool article, it is very qualified and even exceeds expectations. Not to mention that dealing with tribes is not good. Anyway, I have never played World of Warcraft. I have only watched movies and come into contact with it elsewhere. After all, this game was too popular back then. Therefore, I feel that the author's treatment of tribes is not only not excessive, but also very light. Today I thought about the author and looked to see if he had published a new book. After all, the last few books were not good enough, so I wandered into the comment section of this book. I didn't expect it to be like this.

After reading more than two hundred chapters, why do I feel sympathy for the villain orcs? Although it is cruel, it is too much. I can't stand it, it just feels like it's going too smoothly, which makes people feel uncomfortable.

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Saw the beginning. . . It's Windrunner😅 To be honest, all your current troubles are due to Alleria's misdirection. She also gave you an introduction to high elf magic. It felt completely like charity. After seeing the protagonist being killed several times, it only came out after the fact. The protagonist still wants to be her friend? ? ! And to be honest, before I read this book, I thought that all mages had a calm personality and at least knew the current affairs, and would not be too hot-blooded. But the protagonist is going to fight for the rise of Stormwind City so soon? I have been playing World of Warcraft for several years, and most of the encounters I encountered when I went to World of Warcraft were malicious ones. I really can't figure out how the protagonist has such a sense of mission.

Like a piece of Ollie, one look at it makes you feel sick

Let me tell you my feelings. I am a listener of Himalayan audiobooks. I have bought and listened to 500 episodes. The descriptions in the early stage are very good, and the battle with the beasts is very enjoyable. In the middle and late stages, the harem is too open, and sometimes the chapters are ambiguous in seconds. It is a bit too poisonous. I will skip it when I encounter this. The other anchors broadcast well and the BGM is very good.

Why does this protagonist like to work so much? Is it really fun to be a dog for the Kingdom of Stormwind?

Too much nonsense affects the rhythm of the plot

Mixed with various dialects, embarrassing text comments... Really speechless