
Days of Daring Death on Azeroth
在艾泽拉斯大陆作死的日子
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 4.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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A group of great scientists played hide-and-seek in heaven after their death. It was Einstein's turn to catch people. He counted to 100 and opened his eyes and saw everyone hiding, only to see Volt lying not far away. Einstein walked over and said: "Volt, I caught you." Volt said: "No, you didn't catch me." Einstein: "You are not Volt, who are you?" Volt: "Look what is under me?" Einstein looked down and saw that under Volt, it was Ampere! Volt: "Under me is Ampere, and we are Volt/Ampere, so you are not catching me, you are catching Ohm! Einstein reacted quickly, so he changed his words and shouted, "Ohm, I caught you!" "But Volt and Ampere are Ohm's good friends after all, so Volt and Ampere stood up with a leap, but still hugged each other tightly. Einstein was confused~ They said slowly, now, we are no longer Ohm, but Volt × Ampere, It turned into Watt~ Einstein thought it made sense, so he shouted, I finally caught you, Watt! At this time, Watt hid in the corner and said slowly: "Look, they have been holding each other like this for several seconds, so what you caught is not Watt, but Watt × seconds, it is Joule~" At this time, he saw Newton standing not far away, so Einstein ran over and said: "Newton, I caught you." Newton: "No, you didn't catch Newton." "Einstein: "You are not Newton, who are you? Newton: "Look what's under my feet?" "Einstein looked down and saw Newton standing on a square floor tile with a length and width of one meter. He was puzzled. Newton: "This is a square meter under my feet. When I stand on it, it is Newton/square meter, so what you are grabbing is not Newton, what you are grabbing is Pascal." Einstein was so frustrated that he finally couldn't bear it and exploded, so he flew up and kicked Newton, knocking Newton out of the one-square-meter floor tile, and then yelled: "Say! Do you still dare to say that you are Pascal? ? "Newton slowly got up from the ground and said: "No, I am no longer Pascal. You just made me Newton move one meter, so now I am also a Joule."
Author, your imagination is too big
Aman'Thul turned out to be a dog licker, and a dog licker can't live in a house!
How to put it, I read it all and now, generally speaking, the author has written a different Azeroth. It can be said that the dark side of human nature is clearly exposed, and it still feels very real, such as Jaina's dog-licking and forbearance, Varian's great success, and the leaders here are more based on their own interests. It is very real, just like the medieval version of Azeroth, but sometimes it is uncomfortable to watch because it is too dark and too real. For example, the undead natural disasters are blamed on the stupid people of the feudal era. I feel uncomfortable every time I see this. No matter what the protagonist does in it, he cannot change history.
This is the best Warcraft fanfic I have ever seen. It feels more historical than the official Warcraft novels.
I probably know why the author's book is not popular. The author is subverting the entire established system. Almost all heroes have been hacked - and most of the readers who read wow novels are YY's favorite heroes. This is basically equivalent to talking about shitting in front of TF fans 🤓
After reading a few chapters, I was persuaded to quit when I saw that everyone in the alliance worshiped Thrall, the savior. I really think the alliance is all fools.
The strongest and most limitless Warcraft fan, bar none. I think it's better than several official novels.
Come on^0^~Although it kind of shattered my view of the world of Warcraft, the writing is very good.
Orcs are black Americans, and Lordaeron is white. . . A group of slaves must eventually be served respectfully. Forget it, it's hard to say much.