The Edge of the Black Scythe of Azeroth
艾泽拉斯黑镰之锋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 2y ago
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A World of Warcraft-themed reading list, mainly featuring medium- to long-length works whose storylines and worldbuilding align with or come close to Blizzard's canon. Includes a few excellent abandoned works and new books. Updated regularly. Readers and authors are welcome to recommend titles in the comments. I regularly search for new books using the keywords "Azeroth" and "World of Warcraft." Readers are welcome to add recommendations. To make sure the list stays good, I try to read each book
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The fake villain: indecisive, fickle, and mindlessly trying to whitewash himself. The true villain: unrepentant, relentless, and willing to perish together with the enemy.
This book has fallen into the author's overly sentimental, self-contradictory state, where they seem to think they've written it well but can't maintain coherence. I suggest both new and old readers avoid it. This includes, but is not limited to, scenes where the author is surrounded by paladins arranged by Terenas II, then cowers and claims to have a grand plan (when in reality, they accomplish…
The plot of the last few chapters is really ridiculous. First of all, the protagonist's base of operations is in Stormwind, Alterac, and Booty Bay, but not in the human kingdoms of Lordaeron. Moreover, the high-ranking officials of these countries that follow the Holy Light are full of malice towards the protagonist, which the protagonist himself is aware of.
After a short hiatus, the writing quality of this book has dropped significantly, leading to reasonable suspicion that the author has changed. Don't bother reading it; it's been nothing but garbage ever since I returned to Azeroth from Draenor.
Give the author some suggestions
Actually, I have a suggestion for the author: Do you think Gul'dan has any specialization? Look at Anduin, he's both a priest and a paladin. In the real Azeroth, there's no such thing as specialization. Specialization is just something in the game. The protagonist can be proficient in all three specs, like Gul'dan.
Warlock players finally have our own novel!
The Holy Light faction's encirclement of you resulted in the deaths of not a single one. Even if they didn't kill the King of Lordaeron, they could at least kill the most filial son. 😒 Someone who can't use fel energy is even more saintly than the most filial daughter of the sea.
The whole thing is filled with "whispering," "whispering." Humans are whispering, elves are whispering, and even orcs are giving orders in battle, and they're still whispering!
Rubbish
The beginning was passable, but after chapters two hundred, it became utter nonsense. Since the author couldn't write a good plot, he forcibly weakened the protagonist. Without the original plot, he probably wouldn't know how to write it. It was a waste of my time and money.
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