Half-Elf Roy's Plane Growth

I don't quite understand why the World of Warcraft world needs to use the spell system of DND. . . The professional spells and so on in World of Warcraft are very good, but if they are messed up, they feel very stiff. The author will make those who want to see the power system of World of Warcraft confused and unable to stand it. Those who want to see the power system of DND only have the concepts of magic network, ring position, and school without corresponding world view. You must know that the 9th level time stop, wish, and disintegration spells in DND are very easy to bug when thrown into the World of Warcraft system. Among other things, mage disintegration can destroy artifacts, but no one in Dalaran used a disintegration for Frostmourne during the invasion of Arthas? It's just nine rings of great disintegration, and it can be used under legend. Even if you can't get a few more shots from one shot, you can't stop it with any magical weapon. . . What's more, if you stop adding cracking and triggering teleportation, it's basically unstoppable. Like the Dragon Soul and other artifacts, there is no artifact that cannot be dispelled by one shot of Great Disintegration. If there is, just use a few more shots.

The pace is a bit slow, or the starting point is a bit too early or too late. In the first chapter, the protagonist sets off and stops twice. It is not until Chapter 8 that he reaches Laran, but I still can't see the protagonist becoming a mage. To put it simply and crudely: hurry up, the flowers I have been waiting for have all faded.

I disliked it very much after reading the first chapter. I rode a horse carriage while on the way and enjoyed a massage from the maid. It was almost legendary. Now the protagonist is doing this kind of thing. It looks like a ****.

I quite like it, but I'm also confused. How can this chapter say so little?

Updates are so slow......

The descriptions of various environments and actions are very good, but you will be a little confused in the first few chapters, and you can't understand what the main plot is. But it gets much better in the later chapters. I hope to see more of the protagonist's psychological changes and complex and impactful plots 😁🤭🤭 Come on

Can I complain about the character name? "Cloudscar" is a ghost. World of Warcraft is a Western fantasy. It's ridiculous to have a name like this. Besides, where does the dueling ground in Dalaran come from except the sewers? It feels like this is just borrowed from the Warcraft Skin novel

The two names, Yunzhi Shang and Cang Zhifeng, are a bit inconsistent.

After reading 3 pictures, I decisively gave up the book because I didn't know what to write.

They are from the harem, and they will resist as soon as they enter 😃

Yunzhishang, this name seems so embarrassing