
Naxxramas in Another World
异世界的纳克萨玛斯
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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To: Foolish Warrior Those foolish warriors have returned to Azeroth, wandering aimlessly! Their arrival has disrupted our plans to rule Azeroth! Our Alliance and Horde joined forces to open the Dark Portal to Draenor, leading those so-called warriors to Draenor to fight and kill each other with the Draenor clans. We then pinned the blame on Gul'dan.
This book is set in a D&D-like world, not Warhammer. Please upvote!
The protagonist pretended to be weak to outsmart the enemy, but he turned out to be a complete coward, always a pushover and never showing any real strength.
Ainz Ooal Gown kept a low profile because he initially knew almost nothing about the world, was fooled by a World-Class Item, and was inherently a cautious person (the Guild Master). Therefore, he disguised himself as an underworld figure and wandered around. But the protagonist is different; he knows a lot of information. Since Guy isn't here, it's truly incomprehensible.
Please add this to your favorites and recommend it. I hope you all enjoy my new book.
Shamelessly asking for recommendations and to add this book to your favorites. Also, thank you to all the readers who have voted for this book and given it rewards. Your support is the greatest motivation for us new authors to move forward.
Warcraft doesn't have gods? Is the author sure he's played Warcraft? Elune, the moon goddess; the Wild Gods; the Loa gods worshipped by the trolls; Hakkar, the blood god—the Loa gods, like the gods of worship in D&D, have divine offices and divine kingdoms. God is just a title, not the only kind of god worshipped. The concept of a god worshipped itself has significant limitations. I really don't understand why the protagonist wants to become a god of worshipped beings.
Those brats are so annoying, it's so awkward. If they have too much screen time in two more chapters, I'm done. 🤫
It's dry and I wouldn't recommend reading it. Many side plots and foreshadowing appear, are resolved, and end abruptly. For example, the Plague Goddess is never described before she becomes one of our own. Also, there are only two Black Smoke armies, one of which was already subdued. In the end, this isn't a complete story; it's more like a poorly written outline and a rushed ending.
This book probably won't be read by any League of Legends fans.
The protagonist and his gang of henchmen always give off a particularly pretentious vibe.