Arcane Arms

To be honest, if your book wasn't about Warcraft, I would have quit immediately when I saw special forces in the introduction.

I'm still reading the free chapters, but haven't fast forwarded to the paid chapters yet. I don't care about the plot, but the text is really blown up by typos. The author wrote it himself without proofreading it. Does this mean he looks down on the readers or does he look down on what he has written? Al Ass, the general backhand, one step back, and a triple combo in one page of the book made me unable to hold it in anymore.

I know that the author has a lot of theoretical knowledge and a deep understanding and insight into the world view of the game, but your current writing method of rationalizing all theories, and even ranking the importance of arcane theory before the plot is a bit neglectful. Just like when I watch Tian Long Ba Bu, I often see how Qiao Feng practices the Eighteen Palms of Subduing the Dragon. The problem is whether it is martial arts or arcana, can we still learn it even if we see reasonable theories? Magic or martial arts are just props to promote the plot. No matter how important they are, they only serve the plot. Can we learn the Six Meridians Divine Sword after watching Duan Yu's experience? The key is to look at the plot, which is why I say you should sacrifice the good for the last. The same is true for arcane theory. As long as it can be self-explanatory, there is no need to explain each system in a long way.

The theme of Azeroth is adventure, battle, and strength. Politics and power are just accessories. According to the game setting, the human race of Azeroth has written records for nearly ten thousand years, and they have accumulated a lot of wisdom. How can the protagonist, who is full of "ancestral wisdom", have the feeling of saying in front of the natives of Azeroth, "Let barbarians like you, who are only ten thousand years old, see the breadth and depth of China's five thousand years of civilization!" I feel that I have underestimated the heroes of the world.

I don't want to watch the sewer scene anymore.

World of Warcraft. I started playing during the open beta, but I haven't played in a long time.

This book is actually quite well written, but its lack of popularity can be attributed to two reasons: the 50-chapter bronze dragon and the adult protagonist, and the spoilers that make reading the book from our god's perspective instantly off-putting. Then the plot doesn't advance at all, and it just takes time to grow in the fields. The problem is that the development is still slow, and it's annoying to read all the theories. I threw it away on the bookshelf. I'm reading it in my free time.

I asked, could you please stop talking with super-dimensional things all day long about the mysteries of crystal energy stars? All the creatures in Azeroth are dead and no one can speak to the protagonist? Azeroth has neither these nor the protagonist. Was it bombed or sunk in the original game? There is no progress in the plot, and there is no communication with the original characters. All day long, I am either exploring the mystery or discussing the energy. In the end, will the protagonist fly into the sky and stand side by side with the sun?

It's been uncomfortable since the beginning of my dungeon adventure.

Why do I feel an inexplicable discomfort? I don't know where this feeling comes from.

I hope the author can extend the timeline when writing. There is no need to focus all the plot on the age of twelve. It is too inconsistent.

After taking a look, it seems that time has not passed. The protagonist has always been 12 years old? The author didn't intend to write about one year in one million words and ten years in one sentence, right?

Poisoned by the author in Chapter 50. . . Author, stop playing with the concept of time blindly, Ji Ba, World of Warcraft can't even get back to its original state.

It is recommended to delete the dungeon part, including the bronze dragon related ones. The appearance of the future protagonist is a deus ex machina, because it means that your story can no longer be told and you have to forcefully write it. In the future, the protagonist can just wander around. Anyway, the future protagonist can be used to save the day.

It's definitely top-notch among fandoms, support it

The book is a good book, and it was interesting before going into the dungeon. The ancient rituals still have some flavor. When I went into the dungeon, I saw the prince teleporting back and thought it should be over in one or two chapters. It turned out not to be. After reading Chapter 35, I felt that I didn't have much stamina and there was nothing left to do. It would be nice if I could change it and finish this section as soon as possible. Then don't go into too much detail and just change the settings. It's even less interesting to read a book review that says there's a bronze dragon or something.

Just remove the character card. The male protagonist's character card is really a test. It's either children's literature or poor development. It's better not to have a character card.

I read this book. There are too many theories and it made me confused.

When I first watched it, many people were disgusted with English. As a veteran player of World of Warcraft for more than 10 years, I guess. The longer I play and the older I get, the more I feel that World of Warcraft is a plane projection. It is impossible for Western orcs to come out of such another world. Don't tell me about eating books. World of Warcraft belongs to the magic and mystery system. The most basic component of night elf magic and various power systems is language. First of all, magic requires professional knowledge as a basis. And a large number of rune arrays as assistance. This phonetic alphabetic language does not support a powerful magic system. Only hieroglyphics fit the bill. Maybe you mean Titan. Since Titan is not a person, it is correct that the communication method that allows communication with each other without obstacles must be the evolution of hieroglyphic patterns. Otherwise, the universe is so big and I would have no idea what it meant if I informed my friends that half of the letters were missing unexpectedly. There is a bold hypothesis. From Ereda to night elves to humans, their basic clothing should be cross-collar right collar midline. Otherwise, many people don't understand why we ancients were fools? Don't you know that tying your hair is troublesome and cleaning it is complicated? Why are the clothes designed like this? Wouldn't it be the simplest and most practical to wrap the cloth with a few holes? Why set that up? Then there is one race that may be the most powerful race in the world.