The Radiance of Arcane Energy
奥能之辉
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The only flaw is that Dalaran is controlled by the nobility with money. How can a group of people who possess high-end military power and technology be poor? I don't know if the author has read the original book. Dalaran is incredibly wealthy and looks down on all other nations.
After being humiliated by the nobles and forced out of Dalaran, he was hunted down. He would have been finished if not for Kul Tiras. Then, in Stormwind, he was either saved by the Infinite Dragonflight or taken down by the Bronze Dragonflight, and then targeted by SI:7...
Did I miss something? What makes the protagonist so deserving of such hatred from a group of nobles? First, they ostracize him, then they hire someone to kill him. Surely the protagonist isn't the only commoner mage in all of Dalaran?
Which veteran came here pretending to be a newbie?
What kind of newbie is this? This writing style and pacing are those of a newbie?
It's strange. Why did Solarian suddenly fall head over heels in love? I don't see anything particularly remarkable about the protagonist. Elves and humans are already quite different. The Windrunner leaders spent a considerable amount of time getting to know each other before marrying humans. Does the protagonist have some kind of invincible aura?
I think there are inaccuracies in the description of the bronze dragon. The Bronze Dragons don't care about you at all; they have countless timelines. What they are trying to maintain is the preservation of the origins or endpoints of hundreds or thousands of timelines from collapsing.
It was alright at first, but being forced out of Dalaran by a few noble brats... That's just too pathetic.
He got wrecked learning magic in Dalaran, got wrecked in Stormwind, got wrecked learning from Medivh, and his wife even died. Now he's getting wrecked during the orc invasion. Sorry, I can't stand it anymore.
Seeing the "buy one get one free" offer, I'm getting a strong harem vibe. The Astrologer, such a wonderful girl, is just killed off like that. All the elf girls are starting to become sycophants. This isn't a good trend. What's next? The three sisters? It seems like there are already foreshadowing elements.