Conquering Another World with Warcraft

The theme of Warcraft is inherently capable of attracting a group of loyal readers. As long as it can remind them of their game memories, readers can ignore many loopholes in details. But, author, I know you are very excited about writing your own book. Don't be too flattering about your introduction. You want to attract readers to follow you, not just write to make yourself happy.

Come on I'm here for Warcraft.

I'm desperate. It doesn't matter if the system flow is intelligent. Don't write it as if it has emotions. It's very easy to cause drama and it's embarrassing to watch.

I prefer books on World of Warcraft and interstellar themes, so I collected them and read them. However, the author's descriptions still need to be strengthened. I think you should use this book as a practice. Write an outline first and then write to 50 chapters. Then look back at the novel you wrote to see what shortcomings there are. It is useless to write blindly. Let me talk about the shortcomings. 1. The description of the battle is vague and is basically covered by one sentence. It is difficult to feel the battle scene and the enemy's battle process. 2. There is also little description of the environment, whether it is a description of the environment of a different world or a base, resulting in a lack of sense of immersion, and it is often unclear where the protagonist is. 3. Combat power is ambiguous. This is basically a common problem in most novels. It is impossible to confirm one's own combat power and the enemy's combat power. Sometimes it is difficult for the protagonist to fight several, sometimes it is difficult for two to fight one. The skills are unreasonable and there are too few mana and other problems.

I suddenly received a lot of attention, I was surprised╰|･ิД･ิ|A handsome boy passed by

Come on↖(^ω^)↗ Come for Warcraft

I hope Warcraft doesn't mean that.

If I were the male protagonist and the female protagonist Jaina, that would be enough. I am not that kind of playboy. And if I were the male protagonist, I would definitely be single-minded in summoning Jaina.

Don't give up and never forget your original intention.

It turns out to be a book about the construction of another world. Looking at the title, I thought it was about the protagonist leading a game character to explore another world. Warcraft fan fiction has a natural audience advantage. It does not need to describe or slightly adapt the supporting characters. Therefore, the image of the protagonist and the development of the plot become what your book should focus on. You can interact with World of Warcraft characters, build bases, and communicate with other worlds, but be careful not to have fun with yourself. Don't play without the readers and just write to have fun by yourself. Give more consideration to the readers' feelings.