Bringing War to Azeroth

After some rational analysis, fuck, I was fooled. What the hell am I watching? I came to watch Azeroth Martial Arts, that is, to watch fantasy and martial arts. The more I read, the more uncomfortable I feel. It is understandable that I said before that I should study Qi more slowly. In fact, the author is just perfunctory. I didn't even think about what to write, and it just disappeared later. I don't see what he is studying now. After a while, he has transformed energy, holy light, shaman, arcana, and yes, there is also a flying sword. Why don't you go to the sky. It's really a trap. Also, I didn't come to Qidian to read historical and political novels, or to read realistic genres. The industrial revolution has come out. Also the steam engine. The power system is extremely vague and equivalent to a running account. ! To summarize, this book is really rubbish. The author's writing is okay, but his outline is a piece of shit. It doesn't matter. I saw 400 chapters, and more than 80 of them are about the political and economic development history of Azeroth after the protagonist traveled through time (the running account comes with socialist core values). The collision of the various power systems that are most critical to Warcraft and martial arts is of no use at all. You read that right. There are only three professional mages, shamans, paladins, and a priest and a thief in Azeroth now. I suggest everyone not to waste time and money.

To be honest, copying the Earth's style, and using the ancient Chinese style that advocates collectivity, is completely unreliable. Not to mention the tribe itself, it is similar to a federal system. Each race has its own independent political power, and no one is a vassal of anyone else. Secondly, in a magical world where individual combat power can affect the situation of the war, centralized collectivism will be completely destroyed. The potential for war to kill the entire tribe (over-standards will not be allowed to exist under central totalitarianism), and in the magical world, over-standards are commonplace. In the world of Dynasty Warriors, you can expect those warriors who can defeat thousands of armies to live in the same real estate as farmers, eat the same food, marry ordinary women as wives, and live without needing help. The same principle applies. Secondly, Azeroth seems to be the original medieval world, but the relative planetary civilization is an interstellar civilization, which has used large star gates, rune spaceships, and interstellar travel. It is also a world where extraterrestrial civilizations are as numerous as dogs, and parallel planes truly exist. Such a world will definitely not look good if it relies on centralized power. Centralization of power will weaken local forces, so as to ensure that the central government has enough power to control the overall situation. But here comes the question, are the local forces capable of dealing with such undead natural disasters, demonic invasions, and plane invasions? Azeroth is not the earth, and there are no powerful professionals of all kinds among humans on earth, let alone gods and aliens. Except for conventional war, everything else is basically done on the negotiation table. Therefore, local forces can mainly deal with some black forces and local gangsters. , But in Azeroth, no one will know whether there are cultists in their village who are ready to sacrifice the entire village, or whether the next gram will be abhorred or demonic massacre of the village.

There is a reason why this book is not popular. In this article, the author did not describe too much about the battle, but went into the troll farming flow, completely ignoring those legendary battles on the continent of Azeroth. The reason why World of Warcraft is liked is mostly because of its magnificent battles, determined struggle, and protection of the country. It removes the shocking emotions for readers. Moreover, as a fan novel, it does not follow the main line of Warcraft and interacts with each other. The sense of immersion and satisfaction is much reduced. I hope the author can work hard for the next book.

The protagonist should become a real great lord, dual-wielding Tesarak, wearing the Heart of Azeroth around his neck, and wearing the War Lord suit.

The author writes about the Industrial Revolution in the Age of Magic. There is really no need to follow the path of reality. You can use magical technology. A single rune can drive electricity, but you have to learn from reality and create a lot of gadgets that are seriously polluting. Please refer to otherworld farming novels such as Sword of the Dawn and Age of Magic Industry.

I really don't know why so many authors think that China's history of thousands of years is much superior to the history of tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of years in other worlds. Whenever Chinese things are presented, people from other worlds will kneel down and lick them. . .

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What power system does the protagonist plan to use? Voodoo?

The author can give me a little help Name: Gotesh ~ Stone Hammer Race: Ogre Occupation: Warlock Ogre of the Stonemaul Clan, failed in the competition for team leader. During the escape, he got Urthalus by chance. Deadwind Reaper, joined the legion, occupied the Ereda Twins, and was sent to the Sunwell FB by Kil'jaeden. Then the author can do whatever he wants.

，， The protagonist's fighting ability has always been a mystery. The protagonist knows holy light, witchcraft, martial arts, shamanism, and even flying swords. As a result, he has to fight for a long time when he encounters a small character. When he encounters a big boss, he can only play support. He keeps cheating at the beginning, and continues to weaken and weaken the violence later. Moreover, the protagonist is strict with his own people (trolls, such as Zul'jin), and treats the main characters in the original work like a dog, such as Thrall, Jaina, etc. The protagonist is like a clown. Also, I had the ability and the idea to change the regrets in the original work, but I gave up in order to keep the main line going (for the sake of a good word count), and then Windrunner became undead.