Days of Courting Death in Azeroth

A group of great scientists were playing hide-and-seek in heaven after they died. It was Einstein's turn to be "it." He counted to 100, opened his eyes, and saw everyone hidden except for Volta, who was lying nearby. Einstein went over and said, "Volta, I've got you!" Volta said, "No, you haven't got me." Einstein: "If you're not Volta, then who are you?" Volta: "Look at what's under me!"

Author, your imagination is too wild!

Amansur is a simp! Simps never get a house!

Well, having subscribed to the entire series so far, overall, the author has created a different Azeroth. It vividly portrays the dark side of humanity, yet it feels incredibly real. For example, Jaina's sycophancy and forbearance, Varian's ambition, and the fact that the leaders are driven by self-interest make it all feel very real, like a medieval version of Azeroth.

This is the best Warcraft fan fiction I've ever seen; it feels more historically accurate than the official Warcraft novels.

I think I know why this book isn't popular anymore. The author is subverting the entire established system, and almost every hero is being unfairly criticized—while most readers of WoW novels are just fantasizing about their favorite heroes. This is basically equivalent to talking about shoveling manure in front of TF fans. 🤓

I only read a few chapters before giving up when I saw so many Alliance members worshipping Thrall as their savior. Do they really think the Alliance are all idiots?

The most outrageous and shameless Warcraft fanfiction ever, bar none. I think it's even better than several official novels.

Keep it up! ^0^ Although it shattered my understanding of the Warcraft universe a bit, it's very well written!

Orcs are like African Americans, and Lordaeron is like white people... A bunch of slaves who ultimately have to serve each other respectfully. Never mind, I won't say more.