The First Demon Hunter

This is a good book, comparable to the best Warcraft fanfics I have ever read. Apart from the update speed, there is nothing wrong with it. It would be even better if it could evolve into a third-level beast or a fourth-level beast!

When does the heroine become a hunter? And will the protagonist have any descendants? The first fel and arcane hunter? Let me start by saying, I have never played World of Warcraft. I haven't studied the plot or background. Just a little bit cloudy

After thinking about it carefully, in fact, the highlight of this book lies in the beginning, the part about the life of Argus. This is the part that makes this book different from other novels of the same type. However, the author's grasp of the plot in this part is obviously not very good. Part of the plot of Argus jumps too fast, and the protagonist's power is unclear (I think it's not too much to write a million-word plot for a large map of Argus). Secondly, the protagonist's emotional line is also very unreasonable. In the plot, the relationship with Shelley does not last more than 2 months. Can it last for ten thousand years? I won't talk about loopholes like how the protagonist got his power and how he flew to Azeroth. To be honest, no matter how well written the plot of Azeroth is, I have watched it thousands of times. The really fascinating part of Argus, however, the author was unaware of. What a pity

After feeling the eastern part, the water began to flow. It feels like chewing wood. The previous part is also missing a lot of details.

I don't understand why the author always writes about feeling good, but then doesn't have time to become stronger. In the end, it always turns into regret because the strength is not strong. Then the protagonist complains about everything, and then feels good again, and the cycle starts again. Although there is a God's perspective, when people feel good, they should not have regrets because of insufficient understanding, because that is the price of good, or because there is good, there will be regrets.

I have already joined the Eredar team, do I still want to hunt demons? If I hunt the void, should I call myself a void hunter? Now it seems that the protagonist is a human at heart, but his composition is already an eredar demon. The direction of the team is the Dark Titan. From now on, he will be the leader of the legion. The direction behind is either hunting the void or invading Azeroth.

The first part is okay, but the more I write about it, the less I want to read it. It basically starts a harem, then pretends to be a slap in the face, and then it's just playing out my own plot, and the protagonist's mentality has long been separated from the "human". Later I read other book reviews, and I heard that he reconciled with Shadow. Have you forgotten the oath you swore? Also, I haven't seen the protagonist work hard since Argus. Even if I study for a day, I only have a few hundred chapters and it seems that I have learned Qi from a panda. He has such a powerful evil power and doesn't want to learn a single spell. Why should I learn Qi? It's a complete waste of time

Human beings have been flying in the void for thirty thousand years. . . Since you have traveled to Azeroth, why do you still need to stick to a human body? Human beings have their limits. Wouldn't it be better if we just stopped being human? Moreover, the protagonist is still from the earth. It's not the vrykul native to Azeroth who have deteriorated, then they are even weaker.

To be honest, every human in Azeroth is stronger than Chamberlain. They wear heavy plate armor, can sprint, jump and slash with a war hammer bigger than their head. One punch can probably knock Tyson out of his head.

I have been thinking about a question. Blue Star humans and Azeroth humans should not be considered the same species. One evolved from the apes and the other evolved from the Iron Vrykul.