War Lords of Azeroth

If you see Warcraft themes, add them to your bookshelf first. ~ I haven't read it yet, but I feel a little uneasy. Many authors who write about Little Roar seem to subconsciously treat Thrall (Gu'ir) as an irresponsible elder. In fact, Sal, who was born in the first year of Black Gate, is still a few years younger than Xiaohou. It is really not accurate to say that Sal does not take care of Xiaohou. In my opinion, due to political reasons in the writers' office after 5.0, If Sal made any subjective mistakes in Xiaohou's subsequent tragedy, it was because he failed to dialectically explain Laohou's merits and demerits to Xiaohou when he told Xiaohou the story of Laohou. As a result, Xiaohou's extreme inferiority complex as a child suddenly turned into extreme arrogance. Now, I am going to start reading this book with curiosity. I hope that the protagonists in this book can help the two good brothers of Nagrand to help the tribe live a better life. Also: I hope that this book will not place too much emphasis on settings such as "professional", "vindictiveness/anger", and "commi" that are more distracting. Finally, Make Horde Great Again

I just read the first few chapters and found that the protagonist's point of view is more inappropriate than an inappropriate post about Wang Jingwei, who licked Japan during the Anti-Japanese War. He was talking about common development and eliminating the hatred between the orcs and the alliance, while frantically licking the alliance. I was lured in by the description of the warrior in the introduction. In my imagination, the warrior tried his best to deal with the outrageous long-range legal profession in the later period, but what I saw was a licking dog, or a licking dog with a crooked butt and a delusional head. I didn't expect an orc to lick an elf. What a great job. An epic of blood and fire, a history of struggle between body and wisdom, and then it became the history of a licking dog's fortune! Well... It's a good life👌🏻 How the orcs will develop, how the protagonist will develop, I haven't said yet! Nothing was said about future arrangements or the survival of the power. Rescuing the prisoner officer escorting him in the tsunami is very lengthy. Well, it's still an elf. Oh, it's really wrong to live a life, rub the needle! By the way, the author can delete the comment, but before you delete my comment, could you please explain it to me? Why is it that an orc, who has been an orc since childhood and has experienced a complete orc education, can seamlessly think about problems from a human perspective? And from what angle do you think about an elf who has a bloody hatred for orcs accepting an orc in love? From what perspective do you think that a person with a very, very good reputation in the alliance camp will become the warchief of the enemy camp in the future? (Often tested on China and Japan). In the few chapters I read, I didn't see the protagonist's desire for strength or the sorrow of the continuation of the race. I saw the pursuit of love. It has transcended hatred, clans, planets, and does not rule out life and death in the future. The character of the protagonist is that of a saint, with a very high level of consciousness that transcends race, planet, hatred, love, life and death. Everything is in pursuit of justice for the alliance. No, it's the justice of the world. Needle 8 rub.

For the first time, I saw that the protagonist traveled through the Dark Portal as an orc and went to the human base camp at the beginning of the Dark Portal. He also had to recruit three elf sisters. So wouldn't it be okay to just write the protagonist as elf or human? How dare you!

Xiaohou was originally supposed to be the hero of the tribe. I was really disgusted by how the Blizzard guys wrote Xiaohou like this in the later period. They also wrote how Thrall and the king looked like, and the queen they wrote was really disgusting. It destroyed the charm of the tribal hero. The Blizzard screenwriter almost made it clear: the tribes are all stupid13. When you are tired, it is better to play with baboons14,

The protagonist's efforts are like those of Little Japan

It's been a long time since I've seen a Warcraft novel that I can read. Come on, author.

The protagonist is an orc and what he does is disgusting

War lord? It's really ridiculous. Instead of changing the tribe, you kneel down and seek peace for the human race -

Is the starting point really out of books? This kind of eunuch article always appears in automatic recommendations

So I don't agree with what you said about seeking forgiveness from humans. In reality, these guys are heavily indebted to blood. They frequently attack heretics and draw blood, but in their fantasy works, they write themselves as white lotuses. There should be a fantasy race that severely tortures these humans who talk about the Holy Light all day long. I can understand seeking forgiveness from other races, such as the Draenei Dark Night and so on. Forget about humans, no one has seen the actual virtues of those people. If you want to bring it in, you have to bring it in as a Pandaren.

I beg the author, I finally wrote a good article about tribal orcs in Warcraft. Please stop writing emotional dramas! Isn't it good to write about the suffering and redemption of orcs?

It's no longer the time to have a harem What's more, the mother and brother of the three Windrunner sisters died at the hands of orcs, so it's impossible for them to be with the male protagonist.

Do the orcs need to seek salvation from the Alliance? The protagonist does not seem to regard himself as an orc. Even the invading orcs have died a lot. It is as nonsensical and ridiculous as Japan's rescue of the disaster-stricken China. It is completely selfish. The magnificent human city, the beautiful princess, Thrall's sister, Windrunner, leads his own race to face the endless undead creatures. It's okay if you save dwarves and elves. The pet protagonist who has lived among humans for so many years has no idea of ​​the inferiority of humans.

You are wearing the skin of the tribe, but you are writing about the alliance. You are risking the lives of tribal soldiers to save the people of the alliance.

I clicked on it today out of boredom and found that my post was gone. Why did you delete my comment? Not a single curse word, and no pornography? Just because I told the truth?

If you don't drink blood and become green, it won't taste the same!

Um, does the protagonist of this book sit with his butt crooked?

It's outrageous. I've been writing about adventures. Twenty or thirty adventures are enough. You write from the beginning to the end, and it depends on the rise of the tribe and the protagonist leading the tribe. What are you writing? It's poisonous.

The orcs came to Azeroth because Draenor was about to be destroyed and lost their living space. To put it bluntly, the war between the Horde and the Alliance is a battle for the survival of the two races. If you seek forgiveness from the Alliance and help the Alliance, what use will it have to the survival of the Horde? Will the Alliance allocate land to the Horde? The reason why the tribe and alliance ceased war in the game was because there were threats from natural disasters, ancient gods, burning and other forces, and the tribe had settled in Kalimdor and could not threaten the mainland.

What else can people do if they don't do it? By the way, orcs and humans are sworn enemies, so you're lucky if you find a girl and don't get hacked to death.

The orcs still can't accept it and have no feelings for the invaders.