Paladin Covenant

Very beautiful😊

When will the protagonist bring back his offspring, you must know that as long as the child in Jaina's belly is still there, it will be a factor of instability. After all, it is difficult to say whether Jaina and the protagonist will become two people in the future because of their political stances, but there may be more children because Jaina's influence is opposite to that of the protagonist or even not the same person. It will be very difficult for the protagonist to have an heir. Take that child back quickly.

In the Republic of Lordaeron, honor belongs to the Senate? 😏

This is the most rubbish Warcraft novel I have ever read. It's useless pig's feet + mentally retarded and poisonous.

Feel. Playing games can be done for the tribe. But if you read the novel and can't accept pro-tribal people 🤭, it may be because of Blizzard's forced whitewashing.

Appraisal: Having a woman's brain and not wanting it is more powerless than kneeling down and licking her! After all, you won't make fun of your own life if you kneel down and lick! People say that women in love are mentally retarded, but now I know that what is even more powerless than a woman's brain is that a pig's feet are mentally retarded.

I feel like the main character is still weak. C'Thun can be killed, but there is no way to deal with the dragon.

He is not a time traveler, he is not the protagonist's immortal law, and he does not have an intelligence attack. Really, he has already become cold.

Is the protagonist of this book having an affair with Ji Biao? How dare you want someone who sells your father and deceives men?

Today, the timeline is all messed up. I really admire the author for being able to finish the novel without even clearing up the plot.

I really like the subject matter. It's a pity that the protagonist's IQ is not above the average level. It feels like a novel written by a child. The emotional line is also handled too hastily. It's so good that it's inexplicable.

Are Jaina and hope so easy to get along with? After a few chapters, Jaina fell asleep! And the kids! Is this meant to trick your father? It was forced into a fantasy ethics drama 🤫

After reading the official novel Jaina Tides of War, I really like Jaina. Without Jaina's efforts, I don't know what Azeroth would be like.

Very helpless! She is not loyal to love at all, she acts as if she deserves to be molested by the protagonist, and if she molests too much, she deserves to have a bridal chamber! That's it, bitch, it'll be done in a few clicks! People and Alsace applauded for love! OK! Very helpless¬_¬｀! And I realized that I haven't read this book. If you look back and think about it! You will find that everything the protagonist does seems to be a matter of course and justice. I just want to say haha^_^! Bye-Bye!

It seems that there are no poisonous points for the time being. The author still understands the World of Warcraft world view. There seems to be no situation in Western game literature where one person is invincible and one person is the enemy. The same is true for World of Warcraft. No matter how much you hang yourself up, you can't live without a younger brother, otherwise you will be pushed away by the crowd every minute.

Does the author remember Alexandre Dumas? The emphasis on family morality in Alexandre Dumas's current works, and his aversion to romanticism are related to Alexandre Dumas's life. Such a father-son relationship must not be much better. The protagonist is discrediting his qualifications as a father. The protagonist is pushing his children into darkness. Don't forget, many single-parent families and illegitimate children have personality problems and pain and darkness. Think about it, if your father is the kind of person who can't forget about other women while eating, what would it be like to always hang out with other women! To put it bluntly, the protagonist may be sorry for his own son. If he really does something about his family, he is not worthy of being a heroic role model for the virtuous profession of Paladin! ! !

The ending felt rushed and a bit baffling

The plot is confusing and I can't watch it

Have you seen The Scarlet Lord? It also tells the story of the protagonist becoming a paladin.

Poisonous Sylvanas fell in love with the protagonist in just two sentences

I've seen Chapter 42. Arthas destroyed Lordaeron. The leader of mankind is Garithos. Moreover, after killing the Lightbringer, head straight to the Sunwell. The undead army was marching non-stop. In the time it took for the Scarlet Crusade to be formed, Arthas might have obtained the Book of Medivh.

You can go to Mogu to get Raiden's heart, take the opportunity to establish a relationship with Titan, master the Forge of Will, and then you can push it flat.

I have a question. 1. If the fools hadn't sought their own death, would the natural disasters have been invincible? 2. Frost Decay is a weapon with unlimited growth, relying on absorbing souls. 3. Comparing the strength of the undead with their lives, the total population of all living beings is approximately 8 million or less. They burn infinitely, and the undead have the ability to resurrect. It is easy to have more than a few hundred million troops, right? You must know that the undead only need corpses. If the 4 Scourge Legions are gone, who can resist the Burning? It is no joke to burn unlimited troops. In the end, the five idiots were resurrected because of the undead in the later movies, and they were the two idiots who sincerely accepted the undead. In the movie, the Scourge Legion revived again, which led to the third Lich King and the living beings to join forces to destroy the Scourge Legion. The original Scourge Legion was renamed to the Guardian. In the end, the entire Scourge Legion voluntarily turned into nothingness, and the two idiots led the entire The belief of the Scourge, the scenes of the past undead time flashed one by one, fighting the world with Gar'Thuzad, and killing an ancient demon with the Crypt Lord... Then the two fools transformed into top demigods (the bronze dragons came). With the power of one of them, he killed all the living creatures, unified the Scourge, and fought against the Burning Legion for many years (I think it was just Blizzard's father trying to bury the Burning Legion's pit, why didn't he just rely on the sea of ​​people to devour everything)

The whole book is a tragic drama. If you are not afraid of being upset, you can take a look.

When you were playing World of Warcraft, your roommate said that he wanted to give me a completely original character, and then he made a spike-headed oblivion thief, which was ugly, and then I created a death knight, Draenei.

The timeline is confusing and many plots are incomprehensible

Yes, there are no exaggerated settings. Most of the original characters have online IQs and are not brainless. It is a good book worth paying attention to and reading. It is currently two chapters a day. For a bookworm who follows the Warcraft fandom, it still feels like a book shortage.

The protagonist of this book is really miserable!

EMMMMM, although I don't play World of Warcraft, I play Warcraft. I barely know the plot inside. The author's writing is very immersive, especially the climax. I think it's nice to tell a story like this, but I also want to see the protagonist develop his own abilities and have some independent space. I hope the protagonist will be stronger. The transformation of Queen Xi in 8.0 Is still super handsome. The protagonist's holy light still needs more special effects.

Already collected... I've basically finished reading it. It feels good. As a player for ten years, I don't feel any poison. I'm looking forward to when the Ashbringer is purified.