The Redemption of the Horde

It's purely tribal. I just saw the part about belittling demigods and druids. It's reasonable to go to other people's houses and cut down other people's trees. You still demand dark nights according to the standards of saints. Is it hypocritical not to help the wild boar demigods?

I just searched for novels related to World of Warcraft, and unexpectedly found a novel about blood elves. The male protagonist is a blood elf who traveled through time too early. If you traveled through time and became blood elves, I would like to ask if you would save Sylvanas Windrunner. And the male protagonist can even accept Naga Queen Azshara, why can't he accept Sylvanas Windrunner? Isn't Queen hope beautiful enough? Aren't the characters rich? Poor Xixi, there is no Warcraft novel in which she is the heroine!

I just found out that the Blackstone Orcs in World of Warcraft have 4 legions. The Crack Shield Legion should be an elite force composed of ogres and orc trolls (including warriors, Crack Shield Mage, Warlocks, Raiders, the Crack Shield Legion representative Akelaide seems to be a troll) and (the Black Hand Legion should be composed of Blackstone veterans) (Fire Seal Legion Burning Thorn Trolls and Orcs, Fire Seal Infantry, Warriors, Dark Mage, Invoker, Terror) Mage, pyromancer, (representing Bannock Great Ax Fire Seal Warrior)) Quartermaster Zigres is actually from the Blood Ax Legion Blackstone Tower belongs to the Blackstone faction and has a name (Shadow Hunter Vashgas should be Burnthorn Troll, (Ganegg, Scorched Skull Dragonlord clan, Nagaz should be the Blackstone Orcs. The orcs in the hut in Alteracs are black-skinned., Chief Nakrosh, the Marsh Dragonlord, and Commander Vaughn Blackstone Orcs.

Night Elves: Kill the natives, regard themselves as the masters of Azeroth, and do personal things in the name of protecting the natural forests. They cannot be impartial or even extreme. Humanity: Hypocritical and arrogant, thinking of himself as the master of Azeroth, fighting among themselves until all other countries have finished, and only the Kingdom of Stormwind and the High King are left? Hereditary system. There is no intention to restore the country to other people, and the high elves don't even have a real place to live. Kobold: They are real dogs, especially dog ​​kings, dignified kings, and now they are licking dogs. High Elf? : Traitor, the epitome of Pride and Prejudice. Holy Light: Hypocrisy is no different from evil energy, shadow, and ancient gods. It is just a wolf in sheep's clothing, and it is also corrosion. This is the alliance.

Many of the author's views are not objective enough, and many of the arguments are completely centered on the orc (the protagonist Red). And the orcs are indeed a race that has no overall perspective and is ungrateful. To put it simply: you should be nice to me, and it's your fault if you are right with me; if I don't like you, I will kill you. I feel like this Red is even more stupid than Dumb Roar, causing trouble everywhere.

I'm not a World of Warcraft player. From an objective point of view, the author has a lot of private goods in some places, and a bit of gangster logic in some places. . .

Chapter 34: The author hates demigods and the Cenarius Council. To be honest, the author's brain circuit is also strange. The council failed to manage the southern continent well, resulting in no trees for the alien beasts to build houses. The orcs sent Grom to risk their lives to invade the forest to build a house, but were counterattacked and killed a demigod. First of all, the parliament and nature are people's own business and have nothing to do with you orc outsiders. Secondly, although the orcs are trying to survive, are you still aggrieved and dissatisfied when they invaded someone's forest and were counterattacked and killed a demigod? Robbery logic! It's like a family where the father is very rich but the son is disobedient so he doesn't give much treasure. Then a robber comes and thinks the son has no money and goes to his father's house to rob him. His father fights back and kills his father. And then the robber is not satisfied with the family? ? ? This logic is too gangster! ! !

The sarcophagus that has been sleeping peacefully for hundreds of years remains the same as before. The souls of the dead float across the ancient battlefield where they were killed. The Agamand Mill in the north of the Silver Pine Forest. Beyond the sea is my hometown that I will never go back to.

I always feel that the protagonist is too pragmatic, or too rational, and feels too out of place in the emotional world of Azeroth. Just like the dwarf butcher, the orc warrior pursues an upright life and a glorious death in the end, but the protagonist is different. The first thing he thinks of is the role of this person. The whole person does not look like an orc but looks like a human. I always feel that this kind of conflict is too sharp and the style is too abrupt...

Killing the demigod night elf is so easy to forgive the protagonist for being a bit abrupt, especially Taibaihu's unconditional support for the protagonist. Taibaihu is truly racist. Anyone who has fought in a battle knows that humans are dirty in her eyes, and orcs are even filthier than humans. What will really happen is that it is impossible for the protagonist to talk to Taibaihu, she will just shoot him with an arrow. Not to mention the orcs who killed the demigods first, even if the orcs didn't kill the demigods and drank demon blood and entered the Ashen Valley, she would attack without hesitation. She was opposed to joining the humans and orcs against the Burning Legion. Her husband persuaded her to suppress her emotions, and it was a bit abrupt for the protagonist to establish a relationship with her in just a few words. After all, he was an extremely racist character!