Azeroth’s Shadowy Trails

If you kill passers-by and merchant ships indiscriminately, kill them indiscriminately earlier. It's almost two hundred chapters before it starts, and readers know that this is a chaotic evil protagonist. This makes it very uncomfortable for readers who dislike this type of protagonist. When you kill the orc invaders at the beginning, you should kill some civilians for experience, so that you don't know the character of the protagonist after almost two hundred chapters.

It's all settled, I feel like I am qualified to write a book review. This book is well written. I originally wanted to say it was much better than other Warcraft novels about Shadows and Tracks, but it turns out... The author said that they are the same person... Wairui... Your ability to use it is also much worse, okay! To be honest, brother, I really couldn't stand your previous books... But this book is very powerful. Maybe the author has written too much before. I can obviously feel that many plots are easy to grasp. The whole story is quite smooth. I couldn't stop reading it, and it was all settled inexplicably. I dare not say anything else, but the author must have read a lot of the official Warcraft novels and is familiar with the content! But! What I want to say is that Brox's full name is Brox Shiga. Why should Shiga be removed... Personally speaking, except for the emotional scenes between men and women, the author's handling... Is not very to my taste and is a bit pretentious; there are also occasional exclamations such as "Muradin's beard~The moon god is above~" in the old-time translation style. I personally feel that it does not contain any pretentious elements, and the pace is fast and the story is compact. The author is really calm. I have been waiting for him to write the plot of the ancient war from the beginning, but I still haven't written it until today... And many places are simply a stroke of genius! I was shocked. The NPC's words "If you regret it forever, then I wish you a good death" were cleverly interspersed at the appropriate plot points, which gave people an epic plot display, just like "Why is the great sage going here? To crush Lingxiao! If you never come back? Then you will never come back!" Wailing day! Goosebumps all over my body! Can you believe that you can read a cool article with an epic feel? The part about the self-sacrifice of the sky still made me feel a little passionate! When I read the beginning of this book, I thought it was almost finished after the word count, but I found that this development seemed to be just halfway through. I didn't go to Pandaria, the War of the Ancients, the Shadow Realm, and Kalimdor. But it's normal, after all, it's an online text. Look at the ones writing about Harry Potter. You must know that the background literature of the entire World of Warcraft is equivalent to many Harry Potter literatures. Finally, I hope the author will continue to work hard. This book is really good and I hope it will get a five-star glory as soon as possible.

This novel is indeed good, and the writing is pretty good, but the basis of good reading lies in the refreshing writing. It is indeed good for newcomers and people who come here for the refreshing, but it is really a bit uncomfortable for the reasonable party who is interested in intersecting. I couldn't see the process of the protagonist's mind from weak to strong at all. I only saw that from the first chapter, his mind was like that of the ten thousand-year-old conspirators. Every time he faced the enemy, he was calm and leisurely. To be honest, I never felt the tension of the enemy in any chapter, only the feeling of being calm and unhurried. This kind of experience, how should I put it, would definitely feel good to a novice, but after reading too many books, it seems a bit uncomfortable and awkward. Just a small opinion, don't comment if you don't like it

The protagonist feels a bit baffling 😅

I looked at a few of them and they were all the author's self-pleasure.

Why are there hairballs? Dog Frank is a novelist. Does he know anything about World of Warcraft? Everyone, let me tell you something fair. Let's not talk about relatives, and let's not talk about girls! To divide equipment, first look at team positioning, secondly look at professional needs, thirdly look at DKP, there is nothing wrong with it! As soon as the legendary equipment comes out, give priority to T and N. Is there anything wrong with that? Wind Sword is not a milk suit, it's for FQ. Is there anything wrong with FZ? There is only one FZ Finna in the group, should I give it to her? Not talking about positioning professions, just looking at the DKP, except for Xiao Heizi and Lanlong, there is no one who completely surpasses Fenner, right? Captain Heizi has a legendary weapon, and the Blue Dragon girl is an accomplished party. Of course, she also has a legendary weapon. How many DKP do you have in this book after only playing the orc ZS, the elf mage, and the thief a few times? , Wind Sword is limited to Lich and can't be used, so giving Wind Sword to sister Fenna is the right thing to do! (Funny)

I hope the author can write Dai Lin's revenge in every chapter.

Stand-alone hacking, reaching full level, stallion

Let's talk about a very old question: the language problem of the elves The night elves speak the Darnassian language, but there is more than one Darnassian language. In the "War of the Ancients" trilogy, it is mentioned many times that the language spoken by the upper elf is clumsy, complicated, contrived and hypocritical. Thalas language is a language that was gradually formed after the high elves migrated eastward. After the separation of Qu'dorei and Kaldorei for thousands of years, the language inevitably changed. This gap is similar to the difference between English and German. Naga speaks Nazja language, which is a language that emerged in response to environmental changes after the upper elf turned into Naga. Because the Sha'dorei have been isolated from the world for ten thousand years, and have a bad relationship with the Kaldorei gang, they must be speaking some kind of Darnassian language that is only spoken by "human beings". The same situation applies to the unlucky group of Ere'Thalas. So Lao Lu calls all the languages ​​​​used by elves Saras language, which is not rigorous. In addition, although the upper-class figures of various elves can communicate with each other without difficulty, the ability of ordinary elves to communicate with each other is also a bug. Just imagine, how can an Englishman who speaks modern English understand ancient Danish without training?

A very good novel, the best novel I have read in the past few months

It's amazing. Old Luke Gatling has finished this book. Is this going to be a big update?

Participate in activities (book review to be completed, read it before writing)

If there is another book like this in the future, I will definitely read it.

Praise the road is great. There are really not many Warcraft fanfics that can keep up with the times and follow the version. The titles of these chapters are full of daily life. By the way, the author who updated chapters 2 and 30 three days after it was released is so rare.

Let Jaina get the fate she deserved. No matter what the reason, she can't help the orcs kill their father.

Disappointed😞 I was disappointed when I saw this because it was a full subscription😞 Before it was put on the shelves, I read every word and every sentence, after it was put on the shelves, I read it in passing, and until now, I almost skipped chapters. To be honest, Dai Lin is a piece of shit! Stop talking about ancient gods, is he the only god in Azeroth? Have you ever been afraid of a suppressed guy before? Have you played with too many gods? A being who can calculate the forces of all parties, and even conspired against other worlds, bombed Dalaran, and reduced the entire northern Xinjiang to a pulp. How can he be said to be defeated by a temporary fleet of Gilneas? His temporary command of Daelin is better than that of a god? Does that mean that he is required to bring the fleet out, and all the big guys like Deathwing have to flee? Don't you feel that the power is seriously imbalanced? Any review? Do you know how readers feel after reading this? This is not to forcibly reduce intelligence, but to forcibly turn readers into poisoners! To be honest, I don't think it's humorous at all. I just feel disgusting. First of all, you are a time traveler, and secondly, you are someone else's son. Moreover, your son is fake, but you are about to evolve yourself into a grandson! Look back, don't run too fast and tear your eggs. He, Dai Lin, is just a mortal, and you are almost describing him as a god!

I really can't figure out the protagonist's brain circuit. He obviously has many choices, so why he keeps saying that he has no turning back and insists on becoming a pirate. Before that, he only called himself a pirate and was not recognized by the mainstream crowd at all. Moreover, he is always thinking of stumbling upon his own family. Not to mention that the merchant ship is not his own, but at least the friendly forces of the same country and the same ethnic group are more reliable than the orcs and trolls. They are the people he can influence as a prince and his compatriots. There is no need to call himself a pirate when developing at sea. It is no problem to occupy a stronghold and become an independent force. He does not need to kill these ordinary people to increase his power. He has no worries about recruiting people to use his omniscience. It really feels a bit strange...

I have never played World of Warcraft, so I don't know what kind of reputation Xiao Xingxing is in Warcraft. I only know that the lovable characters in the early articles turned into a stinker after getting involved with Blake. Several lovable female characters in the early stage could not even save their previous characters after having an affair with the protagonist. To be more serious, the characters in the later chapters only relied on unsustainable characters to carry out the plot. You disgusted me enough😄

This guy can't change his literary youth syndrome in this life. Hey, the best writing in Warcraft fan fiction can only end here. It's a pity.

The last volume is the same as what, children playing house? A few bosses directly lower their wits, just like idiots. It's no different from rushing a duck to the shelves. They are obviously in a hurry to finish. Can you not be too cruel? It's really boring to watch normal people playing with idiots, even later. . . It's really boring. Open high and go low, you can watch the first half, make do with the middle part, and stop before the War of the Ancients.

Here's a sexy lady

This book currently has 682,000 words written. In just one chapter, the princess defeated Finna, Little Star, Windrunner's mother, Dean, and ended it immediately. It was so abrupt that I even hated the yellow wisdom. Maiev's love spanned ten thousand years, Saphiel has been supporting Black since the early days of Black, and Xal'atath went from wanting to kill Black to conquering Black to being completely devoted to Black. All three of these characters are in a big game. A lot of foreshadowing and description, let it take its course, especially the part about Saphiel, where Black said to protect Saphiel, Saphiel looked at Blake with tender eyes, I still can't forget it Little Star's first love interest must be Blake, who will be in estrus soon, Fenna expressed her love early, although Windrunner's mother and dean don't like her, but that possessiveness will sooner or later become Black's harem What is a princess? Just based on a political marriage? Is Blake the kind of man who will be bound by a political marriage? He can be kind and give her a status, but I can't understand why he gives her a chance. Is Blake the kind of person with overflowing emotions? I really feel that if he takes in a princess, he will fall into a cliché. What is an old king? Black can just kill the old king. I don't even know what the point of Black accepting this marriage is. The unfettered pirate is bound? You gave the princess a title, how do Saphiel and Xalatath feel? To be honest, after reading these chapters, I feel a little bit nervous. I accept the harem, but I can't accept a person who only looks good at the moment. Why should everything be done on a first-come, first-served basis? Black, you haven't finished dealing with a lot of feelings, why are you still accepting a woman? There is even Azshara, Black, you have never seen a girl. This is the only plot that has made me complain from 500,000 words to now. It is too abrupt By the way, other things The ship doctor is really, I have always liked the interaction between her and Black since she came on the ship in the early stage. I always thought that she would be included in the harem sooner or later, but there is no role later, and she will appear again. I'm with a man, I feel a little sad If Azshara's relationship continues, I don't know how to end it, so I might as well not let it go I have been looking forward to the War of the Ancients since it was first mentioned, but Laolu said it will be over soon, and it will most likely be Spring and Autumn's writing style, which is a bit disappointing Finally, Windrunner's mother has been offline for a long time, when will she come online and give me some yellow wisdom?

Suddenly I discovered that there is a black chicken hidden in this book. The protagonist's pseudonym is Blackshaw, Blackblack. Foreigners like to put the last name at the end. In the correct order, it is Xiao Heizi. Ha, Xiao Heizi, his chicken feet are exposed, right? 😜

The mid-opening is low, the character design is completely broken, and the protagonist's character and behavior have serious logical contradictions and OOC Putting aside these things, I can still watch it.

I like the rest of this book, but I really can't stand the fishman. Bargaining with his pets is really poisonous. Regardless of this, what about the promised distribution mechanism on the pirate ship? Is it true that others hide their secrets and chop them off, but the fish people hide their secrets and remain unscathed? And it's really disgusting to be robbed by your own pet. If it weren't for Lu Shen's writing, I wouldn't be able to watch it.

The prince led the orc trolls to rob his country's fleet and kill his own people. In the future, I'm afraid that if I can't wait for the plot of Jaina's father-killing, the prince will lead the troops to annihilate the Kurdish Navy, kill Dai Lin, break through his hometown, burn, kill and plunder, establish a free town, and become the Pirate King. He can't do it after Jaina.

Returning to the old path of World of Warcraft, you must resist the wave! ! !

Hahahahaha, the new plot of Warcraft makes me laugh to death. Xalatath has materialized and collected the four ancient gods to become the strongest ancient god. You should also read the starting point as a screenwriter of Blizzard, right?

I don't understand! This book is already very popular among many monks in Qidian, but some people even call him pornographic. How popular are the books you usually read? Not to mention the meat, there is no oil or water at all! 😢 I'm not saying that I want to watch pornographic films. After all, if there is such a demand, then they must be films with added flesh. That's not more attractive. A little emotional description can better highlight the character's image. There is no description at all. How can the female characters be three-dimensional? These days, not only are there many restrictions on online writing, but even readers are all vegetarian, and others are not allowed to drink soup 😭

After seeing how Gilneas, commanded by Daelin, just lost a naval battle, the more I watched, the more I felt that I still preferred Death Track. Let me briefly talk about a few problems that I think exist. What I see can also be regarded as lightning protection. The story of the Pirates is denser than that of the High Lord. Looking at the time, Shadow Trail is only 1/3 a year old. At this time, the High Lord is still developing in Draenor, and the whole book is less than 1/5. The pirate didn't have time to fully develop, and he stayed in Azeroth all the time. This led to a serious problem. When he was not very powerful, he had to fight with a lot of big guys. In every sense, unless it was written as a purely brainless and exciting article, it would be impossible to collect a lot of big guys early even if he didn't play WoW. Then the core issue 1 appears: abuse of the master. From a certain point of view, it cannot be called abuse of the protagonist. In a fan world view, the protagonist has to start from scratch. There are a lot of big guys around. Win, it is illogical, lose. If you say this cannot be regarded as abuse of the protagonist, readers will raise three question marks. There are limits to the benefits of muddying the waters from various angles. No matter how bad the information is, no matter how many good things you get, the power of the item is not the power of the individual. The protagonist cannot always win. The style of pirates is different from that of the Death Lord. The Lord is the true ruler, and his subordinates are not allowed to rebel. If there are any, they will be killed as a warning (no one can refuse me. Jpg). The capital accumulated by the Lord over the past few years is enough to support his hegemony. The weakness of the pirates' power means that most of the time he and other forces are just collaborators, and the intrigues among pirates also promote this process. Then core problem 2 appears: disloyalty. It's not that loyalty is not absolute, but that it is absolutely disloyal. Not only do superiors not protect themselves from wind and rain, but Granny Shaw maliciously presides over trials, and Duke Ravenholdt takes the lead in rebelling against Lothar; it doesn't matter between equals, the conflicts in the novel come from opponents of the same level; subordinates are the heavyweights, murlocs can hide pirate treasures, and Gabo can lead snakemen to raid Dalaran (even if I We know that this is part of the pirate plan, but Dalaran is a purely friendly force this time, unlike in Death Trail, which is basically a watershed. Its main function is to lead out the plot of Khadgar and Ronin. In this book, Merykadgar is a friend. Our academy has friendly academic exchanges with Dalaran, and the little star Jaina Finna and others are also with Dalaran. Although there are inextricably linked) Writing this, I thought of a deeper explanation for the so-called disloyalty: the pirates and our forces have suffered a lot of inexplicable malice. Even though the pirates are originally from the evil camp, there is some malice, such as the dwarf Hemet taking on the living sniper protagonist of the secret passage (that time also happened to be a good match) In line with the first point, the protagonist does not have enough development time to close the gap with the local strong players, and he cannot beat the old players at all), which is completely inexplicable and unnecessary. The content of Hemet can be solved in infinite ways. Solving it in a way that almost kills the protagonist in one go is an inexplicable way to deal with the plot. But the most important difference between pirates and undead does not stop there. The most important difference is that pirates can still be accepted by the civilized world, even as criminals; while undead are enemies who are naturally not accepted by any race. The reason why the tribe accepted the Forsaken was that they were tired of fighting, so it was better to turn enemies into friends. And before everyone gets tired of fighting, the undead are inherently enemies of all life. Then core problem 3 arises: there is a problem with camp division. This is the biggest problem I think with this book, and it affects the senses of the entire book. The undead are inherently enemies of all races, so the great lord has the natural right to do evil "without being hated by most readers", such as desecrating the dead and attacking human countries. But pirates can't do that. Pirates are said to be chaotic evil, but they are not essentially different from other humans. Occasionally the chapters before and after the war are quarrelsome in the book, but other times they are not, and this is partly why. Like the naval battle with Gilneas I just read about. The first two problems also appeared. 1. The protagonist lost; 2. Dai Lin appeared at a completely unnecessary time. But actually it doesn't matter, or in other words, it doesn't matter. If Dai Lin did not appear at this time, everyone would be happy to see the pirates win the naval battle normally; if Dai Lin led the Kul Tiras fleet to destroy the pirate fleet, Zhang said that he would only get a lot of jokes about the great filial piety in the house, and about the father and son drawing the seven wolves when they saw that they were still alive. Because as mentioned before, various factors make it not shameful to lose to Dai Lin, and everyone also likes to play the father-son filial piety joke. The key to the problem is that the other party is Gilneas. What is Gilneas? Lothar has exaggerated so much in his several appearances. Laolu is best at exaggerating big scenes and exaggerating heroes. Everyone is completely attracted to Lothar. After the assassination list came out, everyone was waiting to see when Gilneas and Lordaeron would die. In fact, looking at it one by one, it was objectively the pirates who robbed Gilneas' island. The question is, so what? You can say that things have two sides and are not black and white, but the audience's emotions were driven by the author himself. On the worst night of the assassination, he heard two names that should not have appeared. Lothar = hero, Old Wolf = King of Gilneas, Old Wolf wants Lothar dead, St. Gilneas = iron villain, the proof is complete. The pirates are the protagonists, and Gilneas is the villain. The iron villain is destined to die. This is something that cannot be changed from the perspective of the audience's senses. Whether you say that the people above are diode or have no overall perspective, the audience's emotions have been aroused. It's okay if the protagonist is beaten by his father, but he is beaten by the villain with his father's help. He is not a buddy. Are you serious? Moving forward in time, we come to the Dalaran Heist. During that period, many people expressed discomfort, which is normal, but the protagonist won, so the uncomfortable feeling was not that severe. The Dalaran of Death Track is just a stroke. This time is different. I mentioned one point before, so I will skip some of the arguments. In short, Dalaran can be regarded as a friendly force now, and it is okay to add Yabo to cause trouble. What about the uncontrollable factors, Big Chin and Archimonde? It's all the work of pirates. The most humorous thing is that Meili and the others set a trap for the Snake Man, but the keystone was taken away after all. The blue dragon's participation was in the plan from the beginning. Antonidas didn't know anything about it, so forget it, and Merry didn't tell him. He just watched Dalaran being sealed by the magic network and then became a mess, grabbing things. The Dalaran heist can be regarded as a classic and then broadcasting it. In the end, Dalaran still exploded. After all, I told several dangerous factors to explode in advance, so it didn't explode too much, isn't it, buddy? Archimonde didn't say it was a minor incident, at least it couldn't be anything serious. It was just to find another opportunity to open the door. The things needed to open the door were not limited to those few things. The injury to the big jaw was not serious. Sooner or later, he would come back, blew up the friendly base and ran away. What did you detonate in advance? The High Lord deceived Archimonde with one shot of the Eye of Sargeras, and deceived Deathwing with half an Eye of Sargeras and sent it to Argus. The pirates blew up the friendly base and only themselves benefited in the end. Lordaeron exploded and no one said anything. Did Dalaran provoke you? Further forward, Grandma Xiaoer maliciously presided over a trial. In the end, nothing happened to her. She won. She had an arm removed and the seal that symbolized her identity was taken away. He was almost killed by Hemet. He could obviously take the opportunity to deal with both Hemet and the Benevolent Society. However, after saving him from the Benevolent Society, he received a few pieces of equipment and a gold card, which he gave to his buddies as mentors. What's the matter, the appearance of these people was completely unnecessary. They just gave away the things they sent. As a result, the incident happened suddenly and in a very embarrassing way. The life and death of these people obviously did not affect the main plot at all. They were perfect sacrificial swordsmen, but in the end the incident was solved by Cao Dan. It's so grand that you can't be a pirate at all, you can just be a paladin. The second and third points combined show that the secondary characters and forces are over-instrumented. In order to create conflicts, people who are completely unnecessary to appear and have no ill will towards the protagonist can appear and be full of malice. In order to achieve plot progress, people with a bad perception of the readers can win. The explosion of forces with a good perception is often very real. Many people's choices can be explained very reasonably, but when it needs to be explained to the readers, it is already a big problem. My opinion is that the protagonist can suffer, but he cannot suffer from people or forces who are shaped in the direction of a villain, or who jump out of nowhere. The protagonist can be very bad and do all kinds of extortion, but if you want to blow up a city into a big crater and leave nothing behind, this city should not be a friendly city. The world is not black and white, but the reader's butt has a certain position, and this position is often not gray. Above.