Warcraft: The Beginning

I am only at the second or third level and I plan to take on apprentices. I will give back three at a time, and I will also casually reveal the secrets of Chinese characters. It's not that I can't live for four episodes without the author's aura. I watch other people's wizarding worlds and the like. I won't accept a disciple if I am transcendent. I will leave a legacy after immortality. Only losers will leave a message.

Everyone, come and see. The author is cheating. Everyone, come and see. The author is cheating. Everyone, come and see. The author is cheating. Everyone, come and see. The author is cheating.

Well, the writing and plot are bland and uneventful. In terms of setting, the protagonist is a person who only knows how to download dungeons and play the game, but does not know the story background of the game (a type of player that is hard to imagine, maybe a studio player). The current plot is as follows: an ordinary mud-legged man becomes an alchemist and a mage, and then lives an ordinary and standardized life as a mage from another world. With the help of Khadgar who actively joins in to help push the plot, it is ordinary enough that under the "leadership" of Khadgar, an ordinary and standardized fantasy story from another world begins - humans vs. Orcs. This is currently the case. It has no cool points, no explosive points, and no special features. I almost thought this was the "ordinary daily life of a mage who traveled through another world" wearing the skin of Warcraft.

The financial system in Dalaran is too exaggerated. A spell costs tens of thousands of gold coins, and the transaction volume of spell trading alone starts at least tens of millions of gold coins. Not to mention other deals in Dalaran. Where does such a huge amount come from, Gold Miner Invincible Edition? Even the dwarf Aheiyan can't afford so many gold deposits.

Is it interesting? A strong soul is truly powerful. Only a strong soul can control more powerful forces, including arcane magic. Elves soak in the sun well every day, and their soul power increases slowly. Can there be no problems?

I took a look and found that the author always uses magic power to enter the soul and thinks it is pollution, but why is it not evolution? After all, magic is a very boring thing in Warcraft just by looking at the introduction. Hasn't the protagonist thought that it's because he can't absorb magic power and can't eat grapes? Just like the fact that the core of the material world co-exists harm and opportunity, shouldn't it be completely unnecessary if there is a threat?

In the journal style, it's time to learn magic and materialism. Materialism teaches you not to believe in reality? This is idealism.

I feel like the power system in this book is confusing. What does the magic affinity of the mage mean? Doesn't it have any magic power at all? That pig's foot is a piece of shit. In addition to melee combat, which does not require magic power, wizards, priests, and warlocks (what does it mean that warlocks need ancestors? Does summoning demons require ancestors to have demon blood? Warlocks are three systems. Pain requires shadow energy, destruction requires flames, and demons require demon knowledge. Is it impossible to get started without a good ancestor? Inexplicable) Shaman, Druid, hunter, and paladin. The first few versions also need magic power. It seems that the only ones that do not use magic power are warriors, rogues, monks, and death knights. I don't know the power system the author uses. Can pig's feet use wind blades? A proper shaman. The shaman uses elemental power, while the mage uses arcane energy. In the game, the three arcane arcane spells of the mage, ice and fire, ice and fire are all simulated by arcane spells. But with such messy changes like yours, the shaman doesn't know how you, the author, can make it come true. Besides, the pig's feet have no magic power, so I wonder if he blows that shitty wind blade with his mouth? The plot is borrowed from World of Warcraft, but the details are so rough that it feels like it's misleading the readers.

He hated the Holy Mother and even handed over his only golden finger!