Shadows of the Moonlit Night in Azeroth

The issue of Malfurion banning arcane magic cannot be viewed in isolation. I think someone of Malfurion's stature might not be unaware of the importance of arcane magic, but besides being an older brother and a druid, he was also a de facto leader.

The real world of Azeroth is not the game, and there are no settings for balance. Why is Starsfall called the Luna Railgun? Because its destructive power is so great, in the game it's just the scraping skill of the little Dracula monster. In the same way, no one in the real world stipulates that wizards and priests cannot exercise to become stronger and stronger, or pick up bows and arrows to…

No one dares to write about the Horde in Warcraft; they especially dislike the Alliance.

I was right after all. You're still planning to stick to the original storyline and follow the Scourge... So you've been sleeping for the past ten thousand years? Speechless. It was something that could have been prevented. The appearance of the Dreadlord gave you a reason to interfere. You clearly believed that the natural disaster was a bad outcome, yet you gave excuses like "I already tried to stop it," or "If it still falls, it's none of my business." Ha!

The protagonist's character was portrayed as a complete failure—idiot, loser, and utterly inexplicable.

Not very good. It's written like a fantasy novel but in a Western fantasy style, making it completely unimmersive. What are all those phrases like "interesting," "asking myself what I did," and "holding on for 3 minutes"? ⊙_⊙

All energies in World of Warcraft have side effects, but Arcane energy has the fewest and the highest potential. It's not unstable at all; Sargeras only noticed it because the Well of Eternity's energy was so immense. Other energies are far more harmful, naturally leading to the rise of Worgen, the need for Druids to sleep which hinders civilization's development, and the need for Shamans to gain…

Why keep bringing up the so-called commoners? Do you really think those High Elves are just some useless noble group from Stormwind? Back in the day, the Night Elf High Elves were all elites forged in battle against the trolls, and only with their magical talent could they earn that honor. The real commoners, whether they lived or died, were just numbers, to put it bluntly. You're just fooling yourself.

The writing is extremely poor; utterly terrible. The author assumes the reader has complete knowledge of all the characters and backgrounds. This means that aside from explaining the dialogue, the character development and plot are entirely inherited from Warcraft. Even the characters' inner thoughts are barely touched upon. My goodness! You might as well just copy the Warcraft Chronicles directly. What are you even creating?

He's such a show-off, always acting all lazy and lazy, like he's some kind of expert. He can't even control his own destiny, what's with all the bragging?