
Unstoppable Grass-Cutting in Azeroth
艾泽拉斯无双割草
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 538k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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This is a wish-fulfillment novel; I reckon that, except for the warden, all the other bosses will be easily defeated by a single player.
Seeking to purchase Jaina's reins at a high price. Recycle all kinds of epic equipment. Offering to sell all kinds of second-hand gadgets. We recycle all sorts of unusual items. (For example, Tyrande's bananas, Eggman's little flowers.) Address: Azeroth continent **************
I have a small question: The protagonist is going to the Western Wilds for training, right? So why go to Goldshire? It's like going on a business trip from Beijing to Xi'an but insisting on transferring in Shenyang – isn't that pointless and unnecessary?
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It's making me want to create another account.
Is the Tower of Babel similar to climbing the Tower of the Shadowlands?
If you could only choose three, which three would you choose? 1. IQ increased to the peak of human intelligence. 2. Have a chance to travel through time. 3: Can freely become invisible, pass through walls, burrow underground, and fly. 4. Double-passage door. 5. Free from illness and disaster + a century of internal energy 6. Ever-changing. 7. Listen to the sounds of all things
That's not right. Dark Elves only gained eternal life after Nordrassil on the Well of Eternity in the second generation was blessed by the red dragon. Nordrassil lost its eternal life after being destroyed by the wisps and Archimonde. Furthermore, Azshara and the Highborne turning into Naga has nothing to do with Sargeras; it's a curse from the Old God N'Zoth.
What's the point of this book if it doesn't have a female lead?
Queen Heidi