Bringing Warcraft to Another World

The author is the most updated author I have ever seen.

Chapter 8 talks about the east-west direction of the Jinsha River. The village faces the water on one side and is surrounded by three walls. Then the question comes If the village is on the south side of the river, then there is no north wall, but in Chapters 10 and 11, the protagonist and the others walked to the north wall? ? Where did this wall come from? But if the village is to the north of the river and the Port of Atonement is to the north, then why does the person who wants to kill the protagonist have to cross the river? He can just walk from the northern plains. What's even weirder is, if the village is in the north, how come the protagonist sees the killer in the south on the north wall? ?

Suddenly I had an idea and decided to open a building for this purpose. From time to time, this website releases my personal magical modifications to the reality of Hearthstone cards. Basically refer to the author's settings to see how many of them conflict with the original manuscript. Other book friends can also come if they are interested. It is not limited to official ones. DIY ones are also acceptable. Just don't go too far. In addition, I would like to make two small suggestions: Hearthstone cards always have some special restrictions, but Hearthstone DIY is different. There are many excellent DIY works in the Hearthstone DIY bar, which Blizzard Dad doesn't use. But if these works can appear in novels, I think their creators will be very happy, and the author's ideas can also be expanded; There are also Hearthstone's adventure mode, brawl mode and competitive mode, all of which have their own charms. There are also many DIY works. It would be very interesting if they could be transformed into other worlds in a certain way. In this way, even if the protagonist has ten crystals, it will not end there. After all, it is only the first 100 chapters and the protagonist has three crystals. It really makes me tremble.

Didn't it come from the bald man? Let me see how many people there are

I've finished reading it all. The author made bad jokes throughout and drove all kinds of cars randomly, regardless of the occasion. The content behind it feels like the author doesn't want to write anymore. It's very watery, and there are so many typos. It's really tiring to read. It's not that I have nothing to read. I don't recommend reading this book.

I found that in all the battles and dangers, except for the protagonist's immortality, the knight's flower and the butler also survived every time. . Those who died were all the men summoned by the protagonist. Regardless of whether they are powerful or not~ they all died a lot anyway~ Doesn't it always be said in the article that these summoned subordinates are living people with thoughts and consciousness in another world~ It is difficult for the protagonist to regard them as unconscious puppet tools~ But why does the Knight Flower stay alive in every battle? Others, regardless of whether they are large in number or strong, die~ or sacrifice themselves to protect the Knight Flower from the protagonist? Also, I remember when I first started, didn't the Flower of Knight say that it would be difficult to fight several Werewolves by myself? Why is it so easy to play level 4, 5, and 6 professions later on? It seems that the strength has not been restored in the middle?

Everyone sends their original cards here. It is best to use cards that are available in World of Warcraft but not yet available in Hearthstone. Of course, completely original cards are also acceptable. The body shape and effects need to be well designed and reasonable, like 1 cost 12/12 or something, it's too entertaining, so forget it. In addition, low-fee cards will definitely appear before high-fee cards. Of course, there are exceptions, but not many, so you know, don't be a big orange card with 9 wastes and 10 wastes. Krasus, Silver Hand, Finger of Death, etc. Are of course good, but I think the Flint Staff, Princess Elwin, Frostfire Arrow, etc. Are also good. 🌹Welcome to speak enthusiastically!

Nowadays, most of the protagonist's methods are to use a large amount of sacrificial materials to build growing partners. Such a slow-burning thing should be straightforward in a battle scene, but after one step or two, giving a long explanation as if it suddenly came to mind seems to be clumsy. There is also the sealing or suppression of the protagonist, and there is nothing wrong with changing the card. However, like the two-player turn-based Landlord, in addition to completely crushing the opponent, it must be completed in a combat style of destroying the enemy by 1,000 and damaging itself by 800, which seems to be very tactical. It can be done once or twice, but it is the same every time. The summoned is not an unconscious puppet, so it is not very immersive.

I watched nearly half of it. The battles are too intensive, the daily routine is too little, and the speed of the car seems to be very fast, but it is actually like an eunuch with impotence

I just read a dozen chapters, and the setting at the beginning is that I came to a crime island, and this island is the second largest island in the country, and it is richer in resources than the first largest island. I just want to know why you gave up this resource-rich island? Can't you get out? Are there still people using supplies in exchange for resources? Will the Principality give up a resource island to allow criminals to govern themselves? In an island country, an island that is large enough and rich in resources cannot be abandoned like this. Even if there are difficulties, in an island country where resources are fixed, scarce, and precious, it will be risky to develop. But the book states that this is an exile island, and it also says that the island's combat power is very strong. I don't believe that a country that can keep criminals in captivity cannot pacify this island and fully develop this island. It looks very awkward.