Arcane Glory

The only poisonous point is that Dalaran is controlled by the nobles with money. A group of people who master high-end military force and technology have no money? I don't know if the author has read the original book. Dalaran is extremely rich, and Dalaran looks down on all countries.

After being scolded by the nobles, he was forced out of Dalaran, and was hunted down. If it wasn't for Kul Tiras, he would be in trouble. Then when he arrived in Stormwind City, he would be killed by the bronze dragon if he wasn't rescued by the Eternal Dragon. After that, he was killed by MI7...

Did I miss it? How could the protagonist deserve to be so hated by a group of nobles? First they exclude people, and then they hire murderers to kill The main character in Dalaran cannot be a civilian official mage.

Which veteran comes here to pretend to be a newcomer?

What a newbie, are you new to this writing style and rhythm?

Very strange. Why did Solanlian suddenly fall in love so much? I didn't see any bright spots in the protagonist. There is a huge gap between elves and humans. The eldest and the third Windranger had to spend a long time together before marrying a human. Does the protagonist have a proud aura?

I think the description of the Bronze Dragon is wrong. The Bronze Dragon doesn't care about you at all. They have countless timelines. What they want to maintain is that the source or end point of hundreds or thousands of timelines does not collapse. No one who writes about World of Warcraft handles the Bronze Dragon environment well. In fact, the Bronze Dragon doesn't care about what you do in a certain timeline. Because every timeline can be regarded as a parallel universe of Warcraft. The Iron Tribe was made by a bronze dragon, wasn't it? Why didn't the Bronze Dragon Legion catch Xiaohou? They don't care about the process. The reason for interfering with the timeline several times is that the time and space dragons of the same level are destroying important nodes in all timelines on a large scale to achieve the purpose of destroying the end of the timeline. The time and space dragons are the crazy bronze dragons in the future. They also have the power to travel through time lines at will. They dance in countless timelines, so the bronze dragons want to stop them. But in a single timeline, the world has countless possibilities, including Angina becoming the Lich King, and Thrall becoming a woman. It depends on the root cause. The Bronze Dragon is just hiding aside to watch a new Warcraft plot like a TV series.

The front was fine, but being forced out of Dalaran by a few noble brats was too overwhelming

I was tortured when I was learning magic in Dalaran, I was tortured when I went to Stormwind City, I was tortured when I went to Medivh to learn magic, my wife died, and now I'm still being tortured when the orcs invade. I'm sorry that I can't stand it anymore.

When I saw the buy-one-get-one-free offer, I saw a lot of harem flavor. The star warlock is such a good girl, but she just wrote it to death. The elf girls are all starting to become licking. This is not a good trend. What next? Three sisters? There seems to be some foreshadowing.

It's always Bruce Wayne and Chen Yun

The heroine is dead, and the next few dozen chapters are free of charge. It's better to read one chapter and order one.

Didn't you say that time is tight? You are practicing magic.

My rating is: Li Bai Li Taibai

During the fight against the trolls, there were obviously high-level wizards from the elves and high-level wizards like Kel'Thuzad in the team, but the protagonist had to have a junior wizard at the front. In order to force the protagonist to have a sense of existence, it is too far-fetched.

The nobles from the outside world don't seem to be doing well when they arrive in Dalaran.

Except for the protagonist, who is the winner, the plot of Warcraft has basically not changed, and an elf has been lost. Madian will probably not appear. When I speak, the entire Dark Portal plot is essentially the same. Damn it, it is dead, it should be destroyed. I guess the plot will not be changed in the future for the main line of the version. Is this interesting?

The protagonist, a low-level mage, has the ability to think about the legendary mage.

Let's change the plot of the trip to Quel'Thalas. Solanlian's family conflict and resolution are unclear. Think about it from another person's perspective. If your precious daughter is unclearly lost for someone, and this person comes, it is human nature to meet and argue. Isn't it normal for the protagonist to come here just for a trip, and kidnap two girls and leave?