Shining Azeroth

Author, how about we kill the Naaru, the Mother of Light, and create the Ashbringer?

The author's setting is very unclear. Is it just a matter of skills? If you don't have truly extraordinary power, you won't even have time to react, and you'll be beheaded.

I'm so impressed. Is there anyone in this game who likes to kneel and lick NPCs so much? He even said that the protagonist of World of Warcraft is an NPC, and also said that the great lord, grand master, and arch druid is a high-level cannon fodder 😁, so Malfurion is also a cannon fodder. I really admire people who lick NPCs and look down on their own characters with their lives. I feel that I am cannon fodder 😁

Please kill Sylvanas, thank you 🙂

Horde players from 60 to 80, although they haven't played anymore, they have always read Warcraft fan novels. Every time they hear how the Horde is ruined, they feel very bad. After MD left World Shaman, Blizzard's writers can go to CS. It is obviously a game between two camps, why do they keep doing Horde.

The settings at the beginning were very high, including the Lightbringer suit + most of the anti-riding skills, but the performance afterwards was so poor that it was almost useless. In every battle, the protagonist rushed up, edged obs were beaten, and nearby teammates were perfectly harvested. So what do you, the protagonist, do? Human body camera? This kind of gap is very discouraging, it's so unreasonable

I don't know why the protagonist likes to mutter so much. I just thought to myself, it's over. After all, this is an extraordinary world. Don't cause trouble for yourself.

After reading many chapters, I just want to ask the author a question. An otaku who has only played games travels back in time and only has a set of equipment, a few skills, and no fighting skills or fighting skills. @WhenAzeroth can't even defeat ordinary soldiers, right? Why hasn't the author filled this hole? It's so embarrassing. I have nothing to say if I don't break the defense, but I've been injured many times. How could a nerd survive in a war-torn continent without learning combat skills~~ The soldiers can kill you instantly, right?

Why does the protagonist, a modern person who has no combat experience after time travel, dare to participate in the mission to save the Red Dragon Queen?

I have only one request. If you, the author, don't ghs or start a harem, I will abandon the book. This is the first time I've met a single male protagonist in more than 300 chapters.

After reading the introduction, you know that you don't know about Warcraft. Is there a Well of Eternity in Silvermoon City? That's the sunwell, okay! A diluted version of the water from the Eternal Well

In fact, I hate Flor's conspiratorial treatment of the Holy Light. To me, the Holy Light is a warm and positive thing. Personally, I don't like to think of it just as "energy". It is more like a way of life and a philosophical concept. People often talk about Zera in 7.0, But every time I mention Naaru and Holy Light, I think of Adal, Volos and other big guys who make people feel safe. In my opinion, the core characteristic of the Holy Light is to dedicate oneself to helping others, even if it is Zera who everyone looks down upon.

Did you travel through time while playing World of Warcraft? And he is a casual player. Background of each character. Don't you want to understand? It feels like Xiaobai is writing the story of Warcraft.

How should I put it? I know that Azeroth is not safe, but I still run around. I know that I am a scumbag and don't learn to protect myself. I know that I don't have many skills but I don't unlock them quickly. I don't know what to say.

The author is very familiar with the epic of Warcraft and the World of Warcraft, but after all, he is writing a novel. Whether it is based on the official history or the book, I always feel that the plot is messy, there is no clear story line, and the protagonist is not fully involved. The characters in Warcraft are too mechanical, and many plots feel abrupt. After all, Warcraft is an epic and majestic story, which is really not something that ordinary people can handle, but the story created by the author is pretty good, come on

Why does it feel like the protagonist has no long-term plans for his future? I have been drifting with the crowd, moving here and there, looking in a mess. Isn't the most important thing now to improve my strength? Otherwise, when the undead disaster comes, I might not be able to change my profession from Paladin to Death Knight.

The author's writing skills are completely lacking, and the protagonist is a fool no matter how you look at it.

Author Author, is there a Yrel Fallen Slave Arena?

The game party has no sense of immersion at all. Fighting is like a Hong Kong movie from the 1980s. Throw something out instead of using skills. You hit me and I use my shield to resist. I hit you and you can't hold it back. Skill presence is almost non-existent

Come on, author, I will give you daily recommendation votes 😎

The protagonist is an ordinary person before time travel. Without training after time travel, how come he can suddenly use cold weapons to fight? The protagonist is only over 16 years old. How can he fight with inhuman creatures with a thin body?

If you are a Yamaguchi player, I suggest you don't watch it. If you haven't played the game before, it's not a bad idea to watch it to pass the time.

I've given you a monthly pass, can you please give me some extra?

I feel like there is something wrong with the plot. A black dragon as powerful as Deathwing captures Luo Ning. How could he need to escape? The protagonist only has a few side dishes, and he turns around and exhales to wipe them all out. There is no way he will be chased by the protagonist, and he still needs to hide in the clouds to escape pursuit. It is like treating the boss as a monster. The protagonists are also very powerful. When encountering such a big boss, shouldn't we avoid his edge, then secretly look for clues to follow him, and then secretly rescue people? With such a big fanfare, don't you think death is not fast enough?

After knowing the plot of 9.0, Reading this book now really feels like a contradiction.

Those who can only rely on skill books to perform skills are like castrated eunuchs. After all, if you use a skill, they will easily dodge it and fight back to you, but you can only stand there stupidly and get beaten while reading the skill bar and being interrupted.

Now I just watched the paid chapter. The protagonist is too salty and only loses skills all day long. It's really rubbish. I still like characters who can study hard and train on their own. If you want to have a dream and need an artifact, don't you think about your own strength enough to use an artifact? Goodbye

When writing about Warcraft, whether it is magic or holy light, warriors and thieves should have their own profession. There is no future in just relying on skills. Just like these big bosses, King Sharufar is just a junior with or without CD charge. Hellscream has a super critical strike that kills with one hit, and the Archdruid Summon elf bombs, Sylvanas can play in the Shadow Realm, and small Anduins can be resurrected in groups. As a time traveler, you have an open mind and will not stick to simple magic learning or martial arts. You can broaden your own new system and become stronger. You will die in the end if you lick the dog.

The protagonist has been modified by the Bronze Dragon🤭

How can I put it, after the guardians wake up and start working, it would be really funny if natural disasters can still sweep the world like in the official history! !