Past Events in Kul Tiras

To sum it up, overall it can be said to be a very good book. There are basically no flaws in the plot. The protagonist strives to become stronger step by step in order to change history and protect the people he cares about. He is also the first among the many Warcraft fans I have seen to make a deal with an ancient god to gain power. The point of gaining power is also very reasonable. The army is chasing the Rexxar team, and at the critical moment Jaina forces the move to let everyone on Rexxar run away. If he does not obtain the key power to break the game, history will repeat itself. There is only one point. The author may have arranged the plot of Stromgarde later by asking a Theramore Stromgarde soldier to tell the story about Garin's father-killing. From the layout of the book, it is to educate readers about the background story of Stromgarde. However, the author neglected to mention that the separation between Stromgarde and Theramore is not just one or two pieces of land, but an entire endless sea. In the game, you can cross it by just reading the game. However, in reality, it takes at least several months or half a year of sailing, and there are huge risks. Garin's father-killing was a secret. Some rumors may have spread in Stromgarde due to the complicated situation between the Syndicate and Stromgarde, and people knew about it. But an ordinary soldier who left Stromgarde early would never know the secret of Jialin's father-killing across the endless sea. Similarly, who Taelia's biological father is is also top secret. Bolvar did not send her to Kul Tiras simply to avoid natural disasters. The nobles of Stormwind City will not easily add the three words regent to Bolvar's name. There are always dark political exchanges, bloody assassinations and kidnappings behind it. Ravenholdt, Xin Tiga is a well-known intelligence organization in the north. For a little money, you can buy the name and address of Bolvar's illegitimate daughter. For a little more, you can get it delivered to your door. Onyxia joined Bolvar's camp at this time to help the paladin deal with the nobles. This is why Bolvar still trusted the countess after Varian disappeared in the later period. The last point is that the author's description of the warrior battle scenes and emotions is quite good. The emotional outburst after the battle of Theramore was just right. However, the emotion was not conveyed in some small places, so it felt a bit abrupt. For example, when leaving Theramore at the end, the protagonist finally scolded Jaina. The emotional description was very good, but then he suddenly added a sentence and ran away after pretending to be cool. This was a bit of a drama. This is not pretending, this is the true emotion of a Kul Tiran warrior. And in the end, the protagonist returns to Boralus with Dai Lin's coffin. It was originally a very sad and melancholy scene. When they set off, thousands of troops swore an oath, and the banners covered the sky. When they returned, there was only one warship left. Catherine stood there with the soldiers, looking at the injured soldiers. Carrying a coffin and slowly walking off the warship, she guessed who was lying inside, but she couldn't believe it. She asked the soldiers to open the coffin. Everyone present knew that once the coffin was opened in front of everyone, the news of the death of the sea would spread in Kul Tiras, Proudmoore The family will be under tremendous pressure, and Kul Tiras will also face tremendous turmoil, but she still has to open it. As the coffin lid slowly opens, what is revealed is the bloodless face of the sea. The author then picks up a short segment of the warm daily life where the protagonist meets Taelia and the others. However, the sadness and solemnity in the reader's heart has not yet eased, so it may be a little abrupt. Of course, there must be a warm story around the protagonist, but the emotional connection must be precipitated and turned. My personal suggestion is to divide it into small chapters. Some minor questions, just to express my personal opinions.

The book is very good, and there are not many Warcraft books of such high quality.

Come on! ! Warcraft Frozen Throne players plant flags! !

Jaina can watch the tribe kill her father, but she can't watch the tribe kill her lover. It's really a piece of shit. Returning to the sea's daughter, I hate her.

😅😅😅 I am not a Virgin, and I cannot accept novels about Virgin Pig's Feet. It doesn't matter if you don't practice Holy Light Magic. You are a good soldier of the party and I understand An Xin as a soldier. I really can't accept that you desperately blocked someone else's husband's arrow at Lucille's wedding. You have never seen someone work so hard and they are not friends? You two should get married, right?

Theramore is too rigid, it feels like fighting for the sake of the plot, and the protagonist is a person who knows the plot. He has time to learn a side job without thinking about how to solve it, and he has not disclosed any information. After the incident is over, he stands on a high place and sneers.

The existence of running accounts, front

Let's talk about the world view of the game World of Warcraft. How can I put it this way? When I play the game, I always unconsciously put myself into the character. Because I have always played Alliance Humans, so playing the game is okay. But when I read fan fiction, I really feel that kind of anger, hatred, and despair at the same time. Orcs are equivalent to invaders, occupying their own homes and killing their own people. They burn, kill and loot just like RB people, but in the end nothing can be done. I can't eliminate them or drive them out. At the same time, I am also angry at the inaction on the human side. There are always two or five betrayals. Starting from Medivh and Jaina as representatives, the Red Dragon Queen has suffered so much humiliation and has not resisted. So every time I see these fan works, I can't stand it until halfway through. In the later stage, I will cooperate with the orcs or do nothing. I am full of anger but cannot express it. This feeling is too depressing and powerless.

I just started watching it, but I felt like the main character was a little bit like a virgin. It makes me cry even when I see a soldier I don't know die. Then why do you want to save your son-in-law when your mother-in-law wants to kill him? Does it have anything to do with you? To be honest, I think my mother-in-law did a lot. This kind of love can only be found in games. In real life, if your friends' families are very different from each other, you will feel uncomfortable. A friend of mine has an average boyfriend's family, but my friend's family has assets worth hundreds of millions. My mother-in-law disagreed with her daughter's decision to break up, and I also advised my friend to break up as soon as possible. I don't understand the author, can you explain why you want to meddle in other people's family affairs?

No plug-ins? Difficult to improve strength

I'm a weapon fighter, and I rely on the fan to fight. I only have one and a half minutes of cd play, and I'm done.

Does offering incense and worshiping mean that you are proud of Genji?

I am here to report on the Silk War that I am active in Nazjatar every day. Charging, Bladestorm, and releasing souls are my daily routine (by the way, my race is Kul Tiran).

The writing is good, but the sense of justice without strength is a bit too suicidal.