The Paladin Covenant

When will the protagonist bring his offspring back? The child in Jaina's womb is an unstable factor as long as it's still there. After all, it's hard to say whether Jaina and the protagonist will become enemies due to political differences in the future, but the child might be even more likely to be influenced by Jaina and become the opposite of the protagonist, or even completely different.

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

This is the worst Warcraft novel I've ever read. The protagonist is a complete loser and an idiot. It's toxic.

I feel that while I can play games and do anything for the Horde, I can't accept pro-Horde characters in novels 🤭. This might be Blizzard's attempt to whitewash the situation.

Judgment: Losing your brain when you have a woman is more disheartening than groveling! After all, even groveling wouldn't risk your life! People say women in love lose their minds, but now I realize what's even more disheartening than a woman being brain-dead is the protagonist becoming mentally challenged.

The main character seems weak. He can kill C'Thun, but he has no way to deal with dragons.

The protagonist of this book is having an affair with Gilbert? She'd even dare to date someone who sells his father and cheats men?

He wasn't blessed with the aura of a time traveler, nor did he adhere to the protagonist's immortality rule, and he wasn't subjected to any brain-draining attacks. Seriously, he was long gone.

Damn, the timeline is a mess. I really admire the author for finishing the novel without even figuring out the plot.

I quite liked the theme, but it's a pity the protagonist's intelligence seems off; it feels like a novel written by a child. The romance was also handled too hastily; they just inexplicably got together.