
Azeroth: The Trail of Death
艾泽拉斯死亡轨迹
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- Game Otherworld
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Seeing that many people say that the night elves are insular and unwilling to make progress, I would like to express my opinion and give them justice. The night elves are not a technological civilization or a magical civilization. The night elves after the war were mainly composed of priests and druids. The former's seclusion was conducive to the firmness of their beliefs. The latter either planted trees everywhere or entered the Emerald Dream. They did not need to communicate with the outside world. Instead, it was more suitable to seclusion. The main forces of humans and high elves are composed of warriors and mages. The former need to fight and take risks, while the latter are more like scientists. They need to communicate with their peers and travel around to increase their knowledge. This is a very important factor that prompts them to communicate with each other. Therefore, I think the night elves are not wrong. This is mainly determined by the characteristics of their civilization's power, rather than any decision-making mistakes. In addition, we must consider that before the War of the Ancients, the mainstream of night elves were mages, and the druids and moon priests were suppressed lower-level elves. Therefore, even if they did not start from scratch after the War of the Ancients, they would not be much better. Although the high elves were weak at the time, they had inherited the previous magical civilization. It was naturally easier to develop after the ancient war, after all, the foundation was there. The night elves are different. They don't have a strong foundation. Although they were strong at the time, their development will naturally be slower in the later stage. This resulted in a situation where the night elves seemed to be unwilling to make progress, but this was actually normal and was not a mistake caused by seclusion. The development of civilization requires not time, but new thinking. So don't look at how many years they have passed, but look at how many generations they have gone through.
My name is Tyrion, and I am in a panic now. Since I occupied the continent of Azeroth and became the king, a group of outsiders came. They took turns pushing my brother, Xiaomi, and my wife. Now there are 40 people at the door ready to push me. Waiting online, what should I do? I'm so panicked!
Today ☞ I uninstalled Qidian, see you in the next year Death Track ☞ The online novel is more than ten years old, and this is the only novel that I follow from the first chapter to the last chapter. I have never played World of Warcraft, but the first novel I follow every day is World of Warcraft. In the past year, eight o'clock, twelve o'clock, and sixteen o'clock every day were the most relaxing moments of the day. Some of the plots were incomprehensible and some felt uncomfortable, but I still followed it one chapter at a time. In the past few months of postgraduate entrance examination review, to be honest, I was as tired as a dog every day, and the most relaxed time of the day was at eight o'clock, twelve o'clock, and sixteen o'clock. Every time I watched the update as soon as it was updated, and then went back to study, as if it had formed a conditioned reflex. Today, the main text is finished, and I am going to uninstall the starting point. Today happens to be May Day, the beginning of a month, and I have to work harder to review for the postgraduate entrance examination. Come on. I won't read the side story for now. I'll watch it again after the New Year, leaving a suspense. After all, Tyrion has his own final story, and I also want to create a perfect story for me, come on^0^~^0^~^0^~
Let's put it this way. This book has 1200 chapters. Chapter 1100 is about the protagonist recruiting a group of thoughtful undead, who constantly betray the protagonist, and the protagonist keeps forgiving, without killing any of them. Betrayal, come back, forgive you, betray again, and that's the story of forgiveness.
It's really well written, and even someone like me who knows little about the plot of Warcraft and hasn't played much can still read it.
For new readers, let me make a digression after reading this review. In fact, the so-called works that attract readers through tragedy and abuse are actually the same as those that attract readers by selling meat and harp. There is no difference. They are both a clever way to attract people's attention, because they only rely on the most instinctive reaction of human beings: Tragedy is because creatures always instinctively pay more attention to things that can cause harm to themselves, and selling meat is also based on the instinct of reproduction. So don't use the so-called abuse to flaunt the truth. In fact, these readers are just succumbing to instinct just like being attracted to Liu Bei.
It's interesting to find some paying readers of this book. When faced with people who point out the shortcomings of this book, they will only repeat words such as "You are a trainee, you are wrong, this is the best starting point for Warcraft fans", so what is the mistake? Can't tell. Rather, it is precisely because I am unable to refute that I can only repeat the above sentence pattern.
Fu Lin doesn't deserve to live. If he dies, he will be rewarded tens of thousands of dollars. Anyone who is interested can support me.
The value of literary youth is too much, pig's feet have a split personality in work, and Shen Nong died after tasting a hundred herbs.
06-18. I came back just to say goodbye. Goodbye, my queen.