A New Order for Azeroth

I like this author so much, I just like to read novels with a tangerine flavor 🤓

It doesn't matter whether you transform or not, but it must be orange and orange. Well, lilies are so fragrant🍊

Regarding the population of Warcraft, to be honest, there is no need to worry too much, but you can refer to a few numbers 1. In King of the Clans, Thrall initially rescued 3,000 orcs from 4 shelters 2. The Northern Expedition Alliance lost about 50,000 soldiers, most of whom were humans 3. In the Battle of the Gate of Scourge alone, 5,000 Alliance soldiers were poisoned by the Apothecary's Plague 4. The losses in the Northern Expedition were heavy for Stormwind City but not to the point of breaking the bones. The abnormal climate of the Cataclysm put even greater pressure on Stormwind City 5. In the Northern Expedition, the orcs suffered huge losses. Mavericks described it as almost a generation of people died 5. In the Pandaren version, when "a generation of people died" just a few years ago, Xiaohou still had an army of 200,000 orcs, but due to the multi-front war, there were insufficient troops.

I think it's good to start a new book about Stewed Chicken and not continue writing about shared cultivation of immortality. I stopped in time because my grades were not good, and then started writing about topics that fans like. There is nothing wrong with this kind of thing. Even the kind of authors who just start chatting without any reason are probably not a minority at the beginning (hands down). Those who say that Stewed Chicken has no enthusiasm for writing, because the reputation of one book is exhausted and they dare not read new books, I can only say... Stewed Chicken never took a single day off when writing Thea, and after it was released, it updated three times a day without interruption. When writing Daisy, except for the period of severe crackdowns at the beginning, when I was forced to stop writing for a day for rectification, I never took a day off at other times. Why? It's not just because Stewed Chicken likes American comics and writing novels. However, after all, people still have to eat, otherwise life will not be easy, and there is no need to talk about creation. Of course, there may be some big guys who can do it not for making money, but just for feelings, but I think there are still a small number of people, and relying on passion alone will not last long. As for the book Sharing the Cultivation of Immortality, it was indeed because Qidian did not allow me to write about transformation and lily themes, and I would not sign a contract or recommend it (I asked the editor). So after careful consideration, I decided to transform. In order to write it well, I checked a lot of information. The outline has been revised many times, but the final results are indeed not ideal... Internet writing is quite simple to a certain extent. If the results are not good, there will be no recommendation spots. If there are no recommendation spots, there will be fewer people to read it. If there are few people to read it, there will be no money. If you don't have money, you won't write a book (face covering). Of course, if the book continues to be written, it may be read by many people and become popular, but the problem is that it takes about a year from writing to completion of a novel. It is best if it becomes popular, but if it does not become popular, the ending is likely to be that all the previous fans have disappeared, and life is forced to give up writing the book. This feels like a multiple-choice question. Are you betting on your accumulated fans and future for uncertain success in the future? Or can you choose to write about topics that you are better at and satisfy the needs of a large number of fans? I think if it were me, I would choose the latter. Some people may think that writing articles is for money, which is too utilitarian! This is not good! But, after all, we are "depicting fantasy but living in reality."

I don't know what Daiju thinks about the Queen. As a tauren warrior I personally feel that it was not the Queen who betrayed the Horde, but the Horde who betrayed the Queen. At the beginning of Battle for Azeroth, everyone shouted happily to kill the Alliance dog for the benefit of the Horde. In the end, the Queen took it seriously. A group of tribal leaders led by the soft-headed Baine all betrayed. Even Saurfang, who everyone always thought had his own glory, became a traitor late in the night. The people of the tribe are always willing to kill the Alliance dog. In the CG, the young troll who followed the king at the beginning looked at Saurfang with complete admiration. However, in the later CG, he looked at the king with a complicated look and no longer fully recognized him. As for Bain, the traitorous cow, why on earth did I save him back then! Why didn't the centaurs kill him and cook him? Disgrace us tauren! In the quest line, the Queen has never given up on us players, which is completely different from the orc supremacy and dictatorship of **Hou who only wants to be the boss. The Soviet Union collapsed, and more than 70% of the people voted against it. Unfortunately, it was useless. The same is true for the Horde this time. We cannot change Blizzard's political correctness, but we still hope to kill the Alliance dog! Hang Varian on a streetlight! Make Bane, the traitor, into beef balls!

I have estimated the population myself. Excluding the pandaren, the total of all races on both sides is about 1.2 Million, of which there are close to 1 million humans, 50,000 dwarves, 50,000 night gnomes, and several thousand gnomes. Werewolves and Kul Tirans are among the humans, and there are people in Gilneas. It has a population of 100,000, but probably less than half of them are werewolves. The population of Kul Tiras is about half that of Gilneas, about 50,000, the draenei are about 5,000, the Lightforge only has a thousand people, the Kingdom of Storm has a population of more than 800,000, and the population of Stormwind City is more than 100,000. All races in the tribe add up to 100,000 to 120,000, and the orcs can survive at most 30,000. This is the result of the new tribe brought by Thrall plus the war song plus the Maghan of the old and new worlds. The tauren are 10,000, and the dark spear trolls are only 10,000. There are 1,000-2,000 people, 1,000-2,000 goblins, about 30,000 Zandalari, less than 20,000 blood elves, and the total number of Nightborne is 100,000, but I am afraid only a few thousand people will join the tribe to fight. I can't estimate the Forsaken. In my personal opinion, when WoW was first launched, the population of survivors was at least 30,000-50,000, which was more than the orcs. However, after several battles, the battle damage rate was very high and there was no replacement. Now it is around 20,000. Humans alone account for more than 80% of the total population. The Alliance races have large populations, and the tribal population is almost negligible. The gap is even greater when considering production capacity. So Blizzard never discloses population estimates because it's too difficult. No detailed settings. The largest one is the Dark Night, which is approximately equal to the original seven human kingdoms. Like the original seven human kingdoms, it is a force that occupies one-third of the continent. Moreover, the Dark Night expanded to the entire North Kalimdor in just a few hundred years due to pure reproduction, while humans migrated due to the development of resources and culture. North Kalimdor is the traditional base of the Dark Nights, and is dotted with Dark Night settlements. It's just that the Night is not divided into seven parts, all unified under the leadership of the Sisters of Elune. Even after burning trees and causing heavy casualties, Stormwind City was still unable to accommodate some of the dark night refugees, and it took 2-3 days for the dark night refugees to sit in rows and ride a horse in Goldshire. The density was extremely terrifying. During Teldrassil's planting ceremony, Staghelm also led more than 20,000 night elf druids to hold a huge magic ceremony. The official described the grand ceremony as "druids all over the mountains and plains". Next is the Kingdom of Stormwind. After the orcs crossed the sea, many of the defeated Draenor invaders responded to Thrall's call and gathered together. After that, there were quite a lot of orcs in the Durotar Barrens area. Overall, the Alliance has a larger population than the Horde. The alliance has three major populations: Dark Night, humans, and dwarves. The Horde only has more orcs and tauren, and even they are smaller than the Alliance. Perhaps the addition of Zandalari has increased the proportion of trolls in the Horde to a certain extent.

The author has ordered and read the first two books in full. When this book was first published, he created a World of Warcraft account in order to understand it. . . I was fighting monsters alone, and ended up being squatted by a max-level assassin for two days. My mentality was blown 😰 How could there be such a boring person!

Not to mention anything else, Vanessa is really a cute girl full of energy and makes me feel happy just looking at her.

One person's blood letter begs the author Ji to increase his efforts in provoking Ji 😫😫😫

After I saw Ahn'Qiraj abandoned it This author is good at everything, but the handling of female characters other than the heroine is more annoying I never know whether this character is a wife for the heroine or whether she is going to be dragged into someone else's cp or just get a lunch Let me see some Lily text pictures or something? The female characters are described in detail as being invisible, receiving lunch, cooperating with men, and preparing to co-operate with men. According to this situation, even Gianna cannot guarantee it And Jaina has very few scenes Slip away