King of Lordaeron

Well said, orcs are not worthy of being a creature of Azeroth.

Drorgan Pride Skye? Isn't this Long Ao Tian?

Although it sounds like a gangster, I think these two titles, father and mother, should not be used. It is too dramatic. Instead, they should be called father and mother.

How to say it? This protagonist is not like the reborn Alsace, but more like the earth traveling through time. He cannot describe the feeling of Alsace at all! It might be better if the protagonist's setting is changed to a time traveler! It looks very twisted now!

The dwarf has gone too far. The dwarf hasn't come out yet! Quickly change the chapter you just updated

Am I the only one who hates Alsace?

Just write what you want to write, but the original Two Idiots is really miserable, and Westerners are more free and open-minded. Jaina is portrayed as the kind of character who can let go of feelings quickly. After Wrath of the Lich King, the relationship between the two of them ended as soon as they could... And Gordon's Kalec is the male protagonist... Didn't there also be two female dragons who liked Kalec, who fell in love with the well, and finally followed Jaina... So why restrict Two Idiots to monogamy?

I am getting more and more disappointed. Author, if you want to take Sylvanas into the harem, I will abandon the book. I hate the protagonist of Three Wives and Four Concubines the most.

It was clearly written well in the early stages, but later it fell apart and was boring, and the story structure was incomplete. The most disgusting thing was the constant ambiguity between Aka and Hill from the perspective of a third person. It should have been either a single line with Jaina, or both. Flirting without marrying is disgusting. It's a pity that a good idea was lost.

The protagonist is set to be Arthas who became the Lich King and was reborn. After his rebirth, he neither worked hard to improve himself nor developed his power. Instead, he spent all day in love and romance. In terms of his own strength, he did not describe how to improve himself and instead followed his parents' arrangements to learn various things he had learned in his previous life. Why did he not learn it in his previous life and needed to review it? There was also the issue of orcs and he actually complained that he had no say. After being a Lich King, did he still have such childish say? Did the right to say fall from the sky? To sum up, the protagonist's behavior does not conform to the character set by the author. I feel that this is the biggest problem of the book.