The Edge of the Black Scythe of Azeroth

Fake villain: indecisive, jumping left and right, brainless Real villain: unrepentant, follow through to the end, and die together

This book has fallen into a state where the author is a young writer and cannot justify his own writing, so I suggest both new and old readers not to read it. Including, but not limited to, being surrounded by a group of Paladins arranged by Terenas II, but he gave up and claimed that he had a big plan (in fact, he did nothing.) He pretended to be a cup in front of Deathwing and swallowed the power of the Fallen Incarnation, which seemed very awesome, but he was stabbed by the unformed World Shaman and forcibly washed his points. To put it bluntly, the author is not good enough and is afraid of killing the characters in the plot and unable to deduce it, so he can only forcefully describe it in this way. Finally, I once again advise new and old readers not to fall into the trap. The subsequent writing is really bad.

The plot of these recent chapters is really nonsense. First of all, the protagonist's base is in Stormwind City, Alterac, and Booty Bay, but not in the human countries of Lordaeron. Moreover, the top leaders of these countries that believe in the Holy Light are full of ill will towards the protagonist, and the protagonist himself knows it, and then the protagonist also puts his family in Lordaeron. Then the protagonist's family has been imprisoned by Tenaris. It can be said that Lordaeron has already broken up with the protagonist. They all took action directly at the palace meeting. The Paladin directly besieged the protagonist. Then what the protagonist did was kill the soldiers. Turalyon, the leader, was let go, and King Tenaris, the mastermind, was also let go. The reason given was that he would be punished, which was nothing more than the direction of the original plot. In other words, someone else has done something to your family, and then you kill a few of the other party's minions, but you let the real evildoer go, saying that he will be punished and I will wait for God to take him away. Are you really talking nonsense to me? Have you ever thought about what would happen to Mary and Grain if the protagonist was killed by Turalyon because he was not strong enough? How could they survive? It's nonsense. The only one of the protagonist's family members who can survive is the little girl. After all, she is a disciple of the archbishop, but it won't be very good. In this case, the protagonist let the enemy go easily. What the hell, I will remain calm under any circumstances. Are you a coward instead of being calm?

The writing quality of this book has dropped significantly after a period of hiatus, and it is reasonable to suspect that the author has changed. No need to read, I've been feeding it since returning to Azeroth from Draenor💩

Actually, I have a suggestion for the author. Do you think Gul'dan has a specialization? You see, Anduin is both a priest and a paladin. There is no specialization in the real Azeroth. Specialization is just in the game. The protagonist can be proficient in all three systems, such as Gul'dan.

Warlock players finally have our novel

The Holy Light camp is encircling you, but not a single famous person has been killed. Instead of killing the King of Lordaeron, it would be fine to kill the filial son. 😒 The filial daughter of Bi Hai who doesn't know how to use evil energy is more like a holy mother.

The whole article is full of "whispering" and "whispering", humans whispering, elves whispering, orcs are fighting and giving orders, and they are still whispering!

The writing at the beginning was okay, but the writing at the beginning of more than 200 chapters made no sense. I couldn't write the plot well, so I forcibly weakened the protagonist. Without the original plot, I probably don't know how to write it. It was a waste of my time and money.

The fandom area of ​​Qidian has become a gathering place for authors with advanced cancer. Various protagonists and their systems revolve around other people's outline plots throughout the entire process. The supporting characters with names and surnames will never die no matter how disgusting they are with the protagonist. On the contrary, a bunch of nameless supporting characters were killed, and they were tortured to death. . . The whole reading process was nothing but gunfire :) There was no useful secondary setting. No wonder the author of other light novels complains that the people in the fandom are worms.