From the Myriad Worlds to Fooling My Old Father-in-Law from One Piece

The subject matter is good, but it's a pity that I can't grasp it. It feels more and more chaotic as I go to the back. The most fearful thing about time-travel writing is that the combat power will collapse. The realm is unclear and there is no position. It is very important to control the time-travel world. Otherwise, you will become a eunuch and cannot continue writing.

The latest chapter doesn't seem to make any sense, why do you need to explain it to Iron Man? Is he worthy? The protagonist can crush Thanos, become a star, and has a good relationship with the Ancient One. The characters in the movie Marvel's Iron Man have no meaning to the protagonist. If they have a good attitude, they can lead them, but in the end, they treat you as a pleasure and lick your face. It's really annoying.

The writing is very good, but I want to know what the author's protagonist was like before time travel. After these 9 years of compulsory education, he can become an archbishop in Azeroth. I am very curious as to what ingredients can be set to block the sinkhole of not being able to use Holy Light.

In fact, many people in World of Warcraft are really weak. Demigods were killed by mortals, dragons were defeated by dwarves, and the tribal alliances did not have the power to destroy the country. And World of Warcraft is too good at eating books. Pirates are easier to set. Kaido's strength is definitely not weak in World of Warcraft.

Tyrande

Sargeras' personality is equivalent to Marvel's Galactus in his victory form (Uncle Galactus always fights at 30% energy level)

Evil energy in the left hand and holy light in the right hand. In such a big world, we can always find a way to make the two compatible. Moreover, the holy light is also idealistic and can be used by the undead. The protagonist can definitely learn from it.

This book is quite interesting at the beginning, but it gets worse at the end. The characters become more and more stereotyped, the enemies are poorly written, and nothing is difficult at all. Many characters are completely reduced to soy sauce gangs, and there is no profile of the protagonist at all. Things are done in a hurry, and plunder becomes the norm. The main goal is just to become stronger, which cannot sustain a novel.

Starting from the copy of Wrath of the Lich King, the crotch is obviously stretched, all kinds of self-pleasure, and typos are annoying! If you keep acting like this, you'll give up!

Liadrin