I Bluff with the Holy Light

The Bronze Dragon only maintains the order of the established timeline and ensures that there is no conflict on each timeline. For example, if the reality of "the Horde captured Stormwind City" already exists, then history such as "Medivh did not open the Dark Portal" will never be allowed to appear on the same timeline. Otherwise, this timeline will contradict itself and eventually be destroyed. Traveling through chaos is to personally participate in history, and is itself a part of history. It can be roughly understood that when the time traveler arrives, timeline B is automatically derived, which is two parallel trajectories with the original timeline. The so-called change of history by the time traveler is not actually changing the original history, but creating history. The so-called prophets of time-travelers only predict the future of the parallel world, not the established destiny of this world. The bronze dragon will not interfere with other people's business. Just like Medivh at the beginning of War 3, prophets appeared everywhere, predicting the invasion of the Legion, guiding various chosen people to Kalimdor, etc., But no bronze dragon came to trouble him. For another example, during the Cataclysm, when players did the task of Prophecy of Water, didn't they also see the scene of Deathwing destroying the world in the Maelstrom, and the prophecy was changed in the end. The so-called prophets and prophecies are only possibilities for the future, and the so-called "future pictures" are probably just projections of parallel time and space.

The protagonist is a politician and aristocrat. Saving refugees is for prestige and mass base; saving elves is for start-up funds and the foundation of Lordaeron; saving draenei is for technology and human resources; suppressing the old nobles of Lordaeron, supporting our own forces, and adding yellow robes to the great lords. From a commoner who was born selling bread, he worked his way up to the great lord of Lordaeron. Such a protagonist with a strong purpose is actually a holy mother in the eyes of our readers. I think he not only deceived the Holy Light, he also deceived the readers.

May the Holy Light be with you! For Azeroth! For the world I love! No matter how long it takes, I am willing to wait for you to come back and update!

I really can't stand it any longer. You care about the elves and die, why are you so busy? The Holy Mother doesn't have such a thing, is the entire elves worth saving? Anyway, I feel like Dark Night is fine, but Blood Elves are scum.

The plot changed by Blizzard is simply speechless. Although Blizzard had often eaten books before, this time it was like breaking an arm. According to the previous settings of Warcraft, the Burning Legion is a villain, and it is an absolute and unchangeable villain. Just because evil energy can corrupt and destroy the world is a sufficient reason. But now it has been changed to say that power does not distinguish between good and evil! ! ! So what happened to Gul'dan using evil energy to kill Draenor? I think we should join the Burning Legion. The Foot Man has no future, let alone the Succubus.

Especially the authenticity of the putrid bee swarm makes people feel extremely real. It is a flesh-and-blood Azeroth. As for the spell system, structure, etc., The author can just write it according to his own. Is the novel good or not? Those are the finer points. It doesn't have to be based on the original work, it must be correct, or it must be good-looking. From the first glance, I can tell that this book is very interesting. Unfortunately, the number of words is a bit short. I look forward to the author finishing it.

The guy who wrote about Blood Paladin and planned to start updating said, why don't you come back and take a look?

Is this book rated so highly? Fake it! After reading dozens of chapters, it's pretty average. The plot and characters have no sense of substitution and are not gripping. Everything is logical. It's a bit like a running account, which is far worse than the ghosts and Nikulkun.

Brother, why don't you write it?

It took so long to prepare for this battle