The Bloodstained Grand Lord

Regardless of what others say, in my personal opinion, this book is one of the best WoW fanfiction I've ever read. It's as faithful to the original as possible, without any random or outdated elements. The characters are portrayed very well, with virtually no character inconsistencies. Furthermore, the vocabulary used fits the world-building perfectly, without any awkward or inappropriate modern internet slang. While not perfect, this book definitely deserves a 9 out of 10.

Why not just fight the Dreadlord and see if it's truly fearless? Instead, create a rift, having the Dreadlord use its Crusader powers against the protagonist. That's unwise. Besides, the Dreadlord can transform into Dathorhan one day and someone else joining Locke's side the next. Even if you defeat Reno, the Dreadlord can easily change its appearance.

I've been raising my main character for so long, have you gotten Ashbringer yet?

The plot is dragging and lacks highlights. The writing style is chaotic and complex. Summarize water In fact, the author would think he wrote very carefully. The plot is actually very drawn out. A small plot point can be written into several chapters. A fight scene or a dialogue can take up an entire chapter or even two.

It's clear the author is simultaneously repenting and building a harem, but at least have some common sense. Knowing the Crusader's leader was captured by the Dreadlord, he abandoned his territory to become a mere bystander... Even diplomacy doesn't start with the top leader; are his subordinates all useless? This is ridiculous, trying to seduce a blue dragon.

I only recently started reading this book, but I feel like the protagonist's path becomes increasingly narrow towards the end. Farming in Azeroth is fine, but things like industrial revolutions and political reforms are impossible. After all, the Titans and the Burning Legion are astronomical civilizations in terms of technology.

Novels set in the Scarlet Crusade are so good! Will the author continue writing? It's so frustrating not being able to read the sequels.

I'm a seasoned reader, not very good at writing book reviews, so I'll just briefly share my thoughts. The author's writing style is actually quite good, but it lacks a satisfying pace. It's a bit frustrating to read. Some people call it a farming novel, but some farming novels are very enjoyable.

It's been two years since I last updated this, so I'm just here to pay my respects.

It feels like the system has vanished. The protagonist's leader template is useless; he talks about changing history, but with this level of strength, forget about changing history. If it weren't for the protagonist's halo, he would have died countless times already. Also, all the holy light skills he learned disappeared afterward; all he does is hack and slash with his weapon. He might as well have just become a warrior.