There Are No Trolls in Azeroth

It's gone, the protagonist's character is fragmented, sometimes Long Aotian is weak and incompetent, he doesn't know how to seek strength, he only wants to farm, Azeroth, what kind of farm do you have the power to farm?

I just don't know how it will develop in the future. All the trolls will turn into elves. This size is huge and terrifying. Whether the Arathor Empire can be born is a question.

All become elves. If magic civilization can continue to develop without splitting, there will be no stage for human dwarves and the like in the future.

The front row is free. Shen Nong reminds: No matter what drew you in, such as Azeroth or development, run away quickly. There is nothing you want to see here, it is just a piece of garbage that sells itself on sheep. The evaluation is that it is a below-the-horizon development article with a garbage otherworld theme. It is covered with the skin of Azeroth but has no reflection of the original work. It can be understood as borrowing a bit of the setting and then completely adapting it to the author's own imagination. It is purely a fraud in the introduction.

I remember that there was a book about Azeroth and not many people wrote about trolls after the New Empire of Azeroth, but I didn't expect that there was another book.

Introduction: The trolls who traveled back to 16,000 years ago want to evolve into elves under the leadership of the protagonist. As a result, if you want revenge and you know that you can't defeat a group of hunting claw dragons alone, you have to do it alone. Can't you lead a team of hunters to ambush? After looking at the table of contents, it changes to Queen's Reign, which circles back to the original plot. Author, do you have the guts to completely disrupt the timeline?

The summary is that literary youth is seriously ill, not good at mathematics, and the power system has collapsed.

He is so mentally retarded that he completely demonstrated the IQ of a troll native.

The first part is okay, but the second part is rubbish. Did the author change people before and after, or did he suddenly become wiser? A book of this caliber should be written off earlier! So as not to cause anyone mental discomfort! Close it!

The subject matter is quite good, but the protagonist has a few poisonous points that I can't stand. 1. In the tribal era, it is correct to say "there is no fairy savior, everything depends on ourselves", but firstly, it is because there is no god, and secondly, the productivity and technological level can arm mankind. Your protagonist knows that he has traveled to a magical world, and there are Loa gods who can help the tribe, but he still has to be stubborn and cooperate with the tribe to die. If you say something blasphemous or refuse the gift of the gods, will you be turned into ashes? 2. There is one article in the book review that I agree with very much. If the surrounding area is not stable and the strength is not strong, what kind of land can be cultivated if you cannot protect yourself?