
A Naruto Shinobi in Azeroth
艾泽拉斯的火影
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 487k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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A Fantasy Journey Through Azeroth
A collection of books about World of Warcraft that I've read carefully. I'll try to include as many good books and new releases as I can. P.S. Updated from time to time!
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A Casual Log: Books I've Read and Personally Enjoyed
This list has been gathering dust for years, but lately I've suddenly wanted to add the books I'm following and enjoying. Not sure if anyone will read it, though...
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Without the Divine Tree, the ninja profession can't be widely adopted. But if you bring the Divine Tree into existence, Ai-chan will have a heart-to-heart talk with you. For a planet with Titans, the Divine Tree is even more detestable than an ancient evil god.
Isn't Naruto an idiot in Azeroth?
Now that we're in Azeroth, we absolutely have to get an elf wife.
I remember the Eight Gates Formation was a status skill, right? Only fan-made versions of the Reverse Eight Gates Formation exist, which are more like body-strengthening techniques.
The previous Asgardian Paladins book, along with the entire Marvel Universe, had a very weak and lackluster power level. Hopefully, the new book will be an improvement.
To be honest, it started off well, but I couldn't continue after finishing Darrowshire. The protagonist just wanders around aimlessly all day, neglecting to build his faction, refusing to participate in the plot, ignoring quests, showing no interest in improving his strength, not even bothering to collect NPC minions, and constantly fearing trouble from the Bronze Dragonflight—he's so timid and…
Write it according to the battle plot... Have you discovered the secret to wealth?
The epic questline about the Tide Stone created in the book review is, in my opinion, plausible. Why would Prince Nazjak drop such a bugged item as the Tide Charm? I think it's an unfinished part of Blizzard's initial design. Named monsters usually have some special design elements. Fadir Bay was also an unfinished project.
One of the hardest things to write in Warcraft novels is the Time Dragon plot. If you don't write it well, everything else is ruined. You have to be very careful and restrained. In online novels, everyone wants to read exciting and satisfying stories. If you only make minor changes and don't dare to drastically alter the plot, it will feel awkward and frustrating to read.
A comparison of combat power between Naruto and World of Warcraft
Ceiling: Six Paths Level vs. Titan Level, Eternal Titan wins decisively. Secondary combat power: Super Shadow level and Demigod level. Super Shadow level has stronger destructive power, while Demigod level has overwhelming survivability and sheer numbers. Mid-tier: Shadow-level and Legendary heroes.