Pandaren's Self-Cultivation

Excellent writing about World of Warcraft. The author's writing is good, the story is well written, and the plot rhythm is controlled very well. There is still freshness and excitement in the middle and later stages. The writing is solid and reads slowly. The Battle of the Ancients and the Trials of the Crusaders were not good-looking. The previous part of going to the outer land felt that the plot was seriously fragmented. There are many typos

The main character was always a panda? Doesn't that mean there is no heroine?

Congratulations to Mr. Ke for joining the graveyard. The graveyard is adding undead generals.

It seems that after a few hundred chapters, I discovered that Warcraft novels are really difficult to write, and they fall apart if I'm not careful, just like your book. Go back and study the history of Warcraft carefully. Play every battle of Warcraft and you will find that the plot designed by a team cannot be changed casually by you alone. I can't stand this book anymore...

Among the fantasy novels that are full of cheats, cheats, systems, and deus ex machina, this book, which relies solely on the protagonist's own actions and IQ, is simply a breath of fresh air. The plot is so exciting and coherent that I saw more than 300 chapters of the protagonist complaining about it. Only then did I realize that the protagonist in this book has no cheats except an extra memory. I think only in the context of Azeroth can such a pure adventure and story be completed without relying on cheats.

Drunken Wind·Iron Palm

Traveling to Azeroth, you can either be beautiful alone (cultivation), or be passionate (change history) and ensure that you can kill Chromie (bronze dragon). Most of my fans treat the Bronze Dragon as a blind man, and they dare to interact with plot characters without any ability.

Why do wars burn and why do autumn leaves fall? Nature cannot be taken away, and we also have doubts in our hearts: Who holds the angry fist? Protect the country and punish the evildoers, and Taoism will naturally eliminate inner demons. The war never ends and the disaster never ceases. Why should we fight?

In order to read this novel, I have never played World of Warcraft, and I have only played the Frozen Throne and I have only played the RPG map. I vigorously supplemented the knowledge of Warcraft Chronicles. I just went to Arthas to kill my father for a whole month, and my brain was about to explode.

The night elves have always been protected by Elune. If you ask them to believe in the Holy Light and give up arcane magic, aren't you going against Elune?

I think the important thing in Warcraft novels is not the self-consistency of the power system, but the heroes and miracles (miracles can transcend the shackles of power and allow mortals to create epics). The power of heroes is consistent with the path they choose. It is impossible to think of power as a tool and think you can control it.

It feels like the ending is a bit hasty. In addition, the family relationship between Yan Tiezhang and Zui Feng in the extra chapter was mentioned in one sentence (or a visit to the back row) after Zui Feng returned to Pandaria. In addition, the follow-up of the branch plot between Void Spirit and Draenor was also hurriedly mentioned. Although the author said that the outline is about to end, many contents seem to have not been unfolded. But overall, it is a book with real content. Just like the cooking methods of the Pandaren, not everyone who can cook can be called a master. It is the soul of a book that determines whether it is fast food or a dish that requires careful tasting. Collected

Oh my god, look at the comments and see how old books are pushed up

The initial power system setting has been abandoned, and Zuifeng has become 50-50.

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Does anyone know what's going on with Carlos Cavalier in Oakland next door?

Even though I am a World of Warcraft player, I gave up on this novel after reading only a little bit. It was not until I recently finished reading Chu Bai's "Rang Chuan New World" that I was deeply attracted by the positive protagonist Paladin Panda. I was looking for a similar novel before I remembered this novel. To be honest, this novel is not bad among Warcraft fans, but I don't understand Warcraft at all, and the storyline is a bit fast, so I read it in a confused way. I went to understand some of the plot of Warcraft, and I was very interested in the content displayed in the Warcraft CG "Mists of Pandaria". I read this novel with this interest, and as expected, I was also attracted by the cute, treasure-playing and understanding of the true meaning of life. I would like to thank you all for your patience in watching my chatter. I hope you, like the Pandaren, realize that family, friends and food are the true meaning of life! (Isn't it just for the Pandaren 🤔)

I've always felt strange about the Highborne. This demon is low on energy. Wouldn't it be better to kill and capture another one?

I really just found out that you also wrote this. I have read it before, but I only know you because of your LOL novels.

Moha, who is so upright and aboveboard, still pushes, you really think there is no one alive in wxb, right?

It's the only Warcraft novel I've ever read that I can read from beginning to end. The rest is that not only the beginning is bad, but the second half is terrible.

The core of the Titan system is arcane, because Titan itself is the lord of arcane elements. The Holy Light seems to be tall and powerful, and the bunch of deformed and degenerate people in Draenei are examples. Any power has a price