Azeroth: Signing In for the Death Cap from the Start

Okay! This genre has finally reached out to Azeroth.

Wow's new articles are all worthy of praise! I also said that I would like to give some suggestions to the author by the way!         wow, v9 If you bring it in, give a rough parameter for easy reading and for the author to build a power system, but don't appear a second time within 20 chapters unless necessary. Secondly, looking at World of Warcraft and even the Blizzard universe, unless there is a jump in life levels, quantity can offset the defects of quality, so try not to dent an army of more than 500 people with one person and one spell. This will make the audience (that is, the readers) into trouble. After all, they are all WOW fans.         , wowdnd,,,, wowdnd, Yangjing and even Theramore all have powerful protective spells (protection school), and Jaina and Antonidas are good at teleportation, which proves that wow mages do not need to specialize in a certain category and can develop in all aspects (golden fingers can be used secretly). Sometimes more fancy spell-casting skills and combinations will make the combat chapters more exciting. Finally, using more spells in dnd in the early writing will increase the size of the reader circle and make it easier to build a power system. (Lol's spells are rarely misappropriated, and this world view and spell system are obviously not so rigorous) Come on, author!!

For those who were persuaded to quit in chapters 36 and 37, I also agree with what you said, the author, that history cannot be changed. However, the original history did not have the intervention of the protagonist. Now that the protagonist is here, it is not the original history. The result is still developing according to the original history, which makes the protagonist incompetent. . . And what's the point of not changing? 😥

Shennong is here. The writing and narration of this book is good, but the characterization is weak. The overall plot is handled well, making it enjoyable for me, who doesn't know much about World of Warcraft. Going back to that sentence, in terms of characterization, the author feels like he has never been in love or deeply socialized. This is a criticism whether it is for friends, mentors or others. (Maybe it's because the books I usually like to read are all high-quality books...) In short, the future is bright, so keep up the good work. Oh, by the way, the protagonist of this book has a very positive outlook on life. With great ability comes great responsibility. The personal heroic spirit is quite strong. Originally, I thought it was lawful evil, or chaotic neutral, where the greater the benefits, the greater the responsibility.

I feel that the author still treats the book like a game. Isn't it just a game routine to compare a few rings with attributes? Also, don't compare things used by ordinary people with those of extraordinary beings. It's just like if technological creations are not magically modified in a magical world, can they be considered magic?

It's actually very well written, it's just a fanfic. What's the point if he really follows Blizzard's advice? He also eats books regularly anyway. If you really like it, there is an official novel anyway. This tone is pretty good, and the author keeps it up.

To be honest, the main character has no bright spots and has been played down. The plot is average and lethargic. There are no bright spots and not many shortcomings. That's it.

Overall, the new chapter was not handled well at all. At the beginning of Chapter 98, Lothar's life and death. To be honest, I think no one except Chu Lothar cared about it. What really didn't deal with it was how much foreshadowing was done before and after. In the end, he was fucked by the bronze dragon, and what nonsense. If you arrange an accident and fail to perform well, you will die. Even if you die at other times after the duel is over, it will not matter. It is like eating a fly. Half of the meal will not satisfy the person. How could Lothar be gone before the next tribe could exist? Lothar could be said to have given up his Thoradin's honor to form the coalition, and no matter how long Lothar could manage the dominant Lordaeron? Please, the Kingdom of Stormwind is a government in exile now. If it wants to recover, doesn't it have to rely on Lordaeron? Intimidation and inducement may shape the later timeline. It was a good book, but I ended up choosing the worst way to deal with it.

The latest one is like eating shit recently. The protagonist has done so many plots, but there is no change and cannot be changed. The bronze from the future can tell the protagonist that you can't change. If you change the world, it will be destroyed. So what's stopping it? It all depends on the tribesmen. Aren't there many tribesmen? Don't you have many tribesmen? Except for the high-level combat power of the human race, all of them committed suicide. Anyway, your core is for Azeroth. All sacrifices for Azeroth are acceptable, so the protagonist might as well help the orcs from the beginning. Help the orcs and let them rule Azeroth

To be honest, it seems that the author cannot grasp the plot of the magic reform. Wouldn't it be more enjoyable to make up one's own than to copy it? The general trend is irreversible, but small things can be changed? The author has the final say on whether the matter is big or small. Your opinions are worthless. Now it seems that the big thing is that so-and-so (male) can die. Whether so-and-so (female) looks good or not depends on whether the protagonist can survive or not. This is a small matter. As for the tribe, it is still easy to solve. The protagonist is now powerful enough to speak. As long as the slave policy is introduced and the orcs are used as labor force, this problem will be perfectly solved. Don't tell me that only one commander can guarantee that the army will listen to him? Don't make trouble. Other monarchs are not dead yet. I heard that free labor is the greatest wealth. Do you think the monarch will protect them? It's just how much. Also, this is probably the last resistance of the orcs. If they lose this time, the other orcs may have run away long ago and are waiting for you to kill them. Isn't this better than the death of a person? Isn't this better than the death of a person who can change? Isn't this better than a bronze dragon coming to kill people later?