
The Chinese Martial Artist in World of Warcraft
魔兽世界里的中华武者
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- Completed
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- 2.1M Words
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- Gaming
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- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 8y ago
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- Qidian
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I played a human thief and planned to go through the journey of the past without using family heirlooms or arranging random copies. I just did missions and went all the way to the deserted land. There was a mission in this area, which was for three people to brag and beat Deathwing. I thought they were bragging and had no bottom line. Unexpectedly, the last bragging orc asked to take a girl to chase Deathwing on a motorcycle. Damn it, human girl, night elf girl, orc girl, blood elf girl. . . Damn it, why did the blood elf come out as a man, and he was squirming so damn seductively, it made me feel confused. Regarding Blizzard's bottomless behavior, I had no choice but to choose the blood elf to get on the bus and let the other girls die. Ha ha
My Queen Mother... As expected, this is a novel written three years ago. All kinds of poisons from the past are gathered together, and it is simply a poisonous pool.
In fact, I have always thought that the mage Gandalf is the role model for battle mages. Looking at his method of fighting the Balrog, he chooses to throw two sticks, stab two swords, and cast a light spell to dazzle his eyes. Then swing two sticks, stab two swords, and then use the light spell. Repeat this, and he has upgraded from gray robes to white robes, so I always think that the magic spell is enough for the mage.
Excerpt: "Kil'jaeden and Archimonde are indeed on the same level as Deathwing, and even more terrifying than Deathwing." Haha
I just read a few chapters. I won't talk about the storyline. Anyway, I have never played World of Warcraft and I don't like playing it. I will only talk about martial arts. A novice who has just learned martial arts does not learn weapons or sharp weapons in the early stage, but learns relatively complicated acupuncture points. For a novice, it will take a long time just to recognize the acupoints. Besides, this is World of Warcraft, monsters, monsters, undead, orcs, acupuncture points are of no use. Are their acupuncture points the same as those of humans?
In World of Warcraft or Western Fantasy, no matter how powerful your hero is, he can be killed by an ordinary soldier with one sword.
It is said that martial arts are used to bully ordinary people and to deal with extraordinary creatures in fantasy and fantasy. I really don't think they can compete with them. It's not that I look down on martial arts, it's just that the setting is like this!
It's very average, and there are some poisonous points, so I won't complain about it here. I just want to ask who praised this book so highly. It's so disappointing. Those SBs made me have too many expectations for this book! Slip away, slip away! ! ! 😡
The writing is really speechless. The author writes fan fiction. Please read the official background information first.
It feels like the writing is very messy. At the beginning, it was said that he would study martial arts in the future, but from what he read in the book, he was already innately strong but still so incompetent. I really didn't understand the meaning of studying such an incompetent martial arts in the interstellar era in the future. The strength setting is a mess, and the game support is all messed up.