
World of Warcraft: Morning Blade
魔兽世界之晨锋血刃
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- Completed
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- 857k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I feel that the protagonist is not good at all and has no advantage of foresight and foresight. He keeps trying things over and over again, but still gets the same result. It is very disturbing to watch.
Can you not write that the protagonist has a big sword in one hand and a phoenix flag in the other when he rushes to kill? That's too stupid. It will affect combat skills, sanctions, magic, or boxing. If a master is negligent in battle, he will die. In ancient times, when generals were fighting, whoever held the flag with one hand would be too unconventional. The author wants to describe the heroism of the protagonist and his inspiration to the army and the ethnic group. Can he use another method? Also, be sure not to kill the Troll Madonna or the Forest Trolls. Killing them all is in line with the protagonist's status.
It's too fake to single out Azeroth originally, it's better to just wear it. How could there be native elves who feel that there is something wrong with the way they live and the environment, and that a crisis is coming, just like who would feel that the air they breathe is poisonous and that humans should not breathe it.
In the plot of Azeroth, there is no saying that you cannot choose another profession if you choose one. Uther is a priest and a transferred paladin. Thrall is a warrior and a part-time shaman. One of the four knights of naxx was a priest before. A part-time death knight can still use priest skills in the future, not to mention Med'an, who died worse than her mother. . . He is a user of elements, holy light and arcana, that is, he is a shaman, a priest or a mage. Even because of the blood of the Titans, he is one-quarter titan, one-quarter human, one-quarter orc, and one-quarter draenei. It's a string to him.
I thought the author really stopped writing Warcraft fanfics! Then I would like to ask, you are writing about the blood elves this time, so is Sylvanas Windrunner the heroine? Don't worry, I'll come over after Reid finishes writing. In fact, I like to watch the blood elves, not the prince, but the death of Sylvanas Windrunner is really uncomfortable. After all, even if she regains herself later, she can only live as an undead. This is meaningless at all and will only bring endless pain to her. The people of the Forsaken are also in pain! Well! To put it bluntly, I actually like Alsace very much, but Father-Eater usurped the throne, slaughtered his own people, and was manipulated like a puppet by the Lich King. It really makes me sad and hateful! I have to admit that Blizzard has been very successful in creating tragic characters. Just like our boss, Illidan Stormrage, is very similar to Arthas. He lost everything, lost his people (people), lost his relatives (brother, father, etc.), And lost his lover (Tyrande Whisperwind and Jaina Proudmoore). There is only power left, so it is worth their pursuit. I still can't forget the scene of the decisive battle between Arthas and Illidan on the Frozen Throne. It's also hard to forget that when Arthas defeated Illidan and ascended to the Frozen Throne and after he ascended the throne, after the Frozen Throne, the feeling of invincible loneliness hit me, sad and powerful! I have everything in this world, but it seems I have nothing!
Sorry, I have to withdraw. The author has said that he will join BL. I don't like BL because BL and LM were born after Thrall crossed the sea. Not to mention minor frictions, the rest of the war was started by BL's new chief! Whether it's the destruction of Theramore or the burning of the night elves' main city, I don't like it! At that time, the blood elves joined BL because Blizzard found that every server basically had a large number of LM people, so they joined the blood elves in order to balance the number of people! It doesn't matter if the protagonist is not a time traveler but a native. When I read Warcraft fandom, I just want to see the protagonist change the world to make up for the regrets in the game. There is no point in relying on the butterfly effect to change! Now we can see that the server race blood elves account for more than 70% of the BL players. Anyway, in my BL, I can't get rid of it!
Being stubborn is the biggest mistake for you. If you don't consider the market and readers, you will never write a good novel in your life.
After reading the chapter on Kel'Thuzad's death, I felt confused. Does the protagonist know history? At the beginning, I said that I changed history to save Liras, kept Valeera, gave up my outstanding arcane talent, chose the Holy Light, and formed the Paladin Legion. But when he started investigating natural disasters, he showed no knowledge of history. Author, what is your setting?
You can eat it with confidence. It is produced by the author with good conscience. Although it may not be a masterpiece, it is not bad either. And as long as we continue to support it, it should not enter the palace.
Time travel is completely an excuse, the protagonist has been completely assimilated into an aborigine. There is no mentality or performance of a time traveler, similar to Dou Po, If you have something to do, you rely on time travel, if you have nothing to do, do time travel. You wear yours, I'm still a native.
. . . . What did Shandris Feathermoon do? Author, you hate her so much that you want to beat her up in both books because rail cannons hit tribal pigs? We just started working together to resist the Burning Legion, and then we turn around and start fighting to the death? She wasn't that brainless. She had just regained some goodwill, but she immediately lost it. . .
I don't know that the plot is really passive. Now I just rely on the original drama to follow the trend. It makes me uncomfortable watching it. I know the plot and then watch the protagonist doing useless work, and then it is still the same.
The protagonist has not appeared a few times. Now, you can stop chasing this statement. This book has collapsed. Now the protagonist has not appeared in the later period. The number of words is too low.
If there are no plug-ins, then who knows the plot? How can Warcraft fans change Azeroth, which is full of tragedy, without these? After saying that the Alliance saves the world in every version, only version 85 has World Shaman. The Alliance is protecting Azeroth at all times. What did the Horde pay? And the blood elves joining the tribe is a book that Blizzard needs to take for the sake of game balance, otherwise the blood elves will not join the tribe, and the tribe's style goes against my basic morals. In fact, the author might as well take out the World of Warcraft framework and write other novels. For me this novel is toxic, very toxic. When I read World of Warcraft fan fiction, the protagonists are all about the Alliance, saving the world and all kinds of tragedies about the Alliance. Anyway, I haven't seen any tragedies about the Horde. So I won't watch the attack on Quel'Thalas in Alsace.
Haha, some people say that the author is Ha Yue Hei, but it turns out that the author forgot to write the ending 😆😆. The author is obviously Sanmei Hei 🤭🤭 The image of Veresa in both works is quite obscene 😜
Staghelm's Flame Druid🙏 is the most suitable druid form for blood elves than Lai Bu Go. He believes in the sun and fire, bringing light and warmth.
In fact, the plot is okay, but the setting of the protagonist is too complicated. The upper echelons of the elves are basically over 500 years old. The Grand Magister is directly a few thousand years old. It is awkward to let a person in his 20s lead it. No matter how you think, people of this age cannot keep up with the brain circuits of those who are hundreds or thousands of years old. In the true sense, they have eaten more salt than you have walked, so it can't be substituted.
They look alike except for the eyes
,,,,,, The tribe started playing recently, probably because I played the Warcraft campaign. I liked it very much. I regret saving the Mavericks. I couldn't beat the centaur trash, and the village was slaughtered, but I could still lick my face and surrender to the enemy. As for the Forsaken, they have been discriminated against from the beginning to the end. The Alliance tribes are bullies and fear the strong. Can they accept the DK of Black Wind Village, but not them? The king ruined the entire tribe for bullshit glory, and the "World Shaman" who gave up his responsibilities defeated Xiaohou in a spell duel; the queen did nothing to disgrace the tribe, but the leader led the way and called the tribe a waste. Is it too much? He talks about benevolence, justice and morality, but his attacks are more ruthless than the others. He talks about burning trees, but why doesn't he mention attacking the Undercity? When it comes to fighting, everyone relies on their abilities. They are mortal enemies, so why not make a deadly move?
How does the original protagonist know about the Paladin profession?
The author's thinking in the game is too limited! If you are not aboriginal and are a time traveler, then it is okay to say that you have limitations, but for the native aborigines of Azeroth, profession is not the only one. Except for completely opposite professions (such as Paladin and SS, DH can never be mixed into one profession), Paladin can also be a ranger or an archmage!
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I wanted to wait and see again, but it turned out to be a eunuch. I thought it was very good, but the result was average.
Today I saw the plot of Ardenweald posted by a friend, and I was instantly confused. The culprit behind the burning tree is Elune, the sister of the Winter Queen! ! ! Souls poured into the Shit Abyss, and other places dried up. Then Elune wanted to help, so she went everywhere to provoke wars, just for the souls. Then all the souls were cut off by the shit abyss. All the people in that tree were killed by Elune. I really don't know what to say! Grandma Tai was probably going crazy inside. The god he served killed his own people.
Why not practice the mage skills at the same time? It's not like you can't work part-time, and your talent is not bad.
Have you updated it yet? It's well written.
Well written, why is he a eunuch?
For the male blood elf DK who I never changed but was forced to change my name
The protagonist has never had his own energy system and has been constantly revising it. It is very messy and cannot be expressed clearly. There are also few roles for the protagonist. Every time the protagonist appears, he roars, transforms, and then changes the skill energy system.
Ten thousand paladins? Can Paladins change jobs if they want to?