The Abnormal Way to Play World of Warcraft

Dude, are you writing a novel or just keeping a diary while having fun?

To be honest, for this kind of lifelike game, I prefer playing as a hunter, where I can pet the pets I tame.

I came from the comments section of Chiji. Someone recommended the book to you, but it's too immature. On another note, I wonder if the author has a clear outline and a story in mind? Currently, there are too many plot holes. If you don't plan ahead, you'll end up patching more and more later, and one day the story will either fall apart or the author will have to swallow up the original concept, causing the book to collapse.

A bunch of interns are telling you to stop writing, and you've really abandoned the project? Okay, enough with the humor.

Dear author, when are you planning to write another fanfiction about *iPartment*? The *iPartment* fanfiction on Qidian is quite good right now. Your last book was really well-written; the part where Xinling was frozen was the first time I felt a sense of regret while reading a novel. Please write it again, with Xinling as the female lead. Please!

There's a problem: the protagonist has a very high degree of freedom, but fighting monsters still follows the game's script. With such a high degree of freedom, the protagonist can dodge attacks, right?

Come up with a better title. Don't write Warcraft. Think of something like Dream of the Red Chamber, Love Apartment, White Snake, Qin's Moon, Fox Spirit Matchmaker, Rampage, or even Crayon Shin-chan. Write it properly, don't go for the melodramatic plot. People only watch when you fill in the gaps in TV shows, movies, and anime. If you insist on making it melodramatic, you'll get flamed to death.

It gets better and better the more I look at it... Keep it up!

Who reads Warcraft novels anymore? They're outdated.

I read it all over again. Why couldn't they add a Druid to the awakened NPC list? Then you could just find the awakened NPC to learn skills, why waste Mana? Speaking of which, I haven't noticed whether awakened NPCs need to learn skills or not. Should they add an octopus-faced character later? Without a Shaman, Bloodlust is missing. Is the author sure they won't add any more characters later?