
The Panda's Guide to Self-Cultivation
熊猫人的自我修养
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
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- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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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.
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?
Drunken Wind·Iron Palm
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.