My Backyard Opens Straight into Azeroth
我家后院直通艾泽拉斯
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The realistic setting is really hard to bear.
Making tens of millions in a few days selling gold bars, or even millions in a single sale, is treating people like fools. Even if the authorities don't investigate the source, won't the sellers investigate? Selling gold bars so blatantly will be investigated immediately. How will they explain where the gold bars came from? Did they get them through alchemy?
The protagonist is portrayed as incredibly weak. He does nothing, has superpowers and money, yet is constantly afraid of everything. You have mind control abilities; you control a few cult members to attack the president. Do you think the government will ignore cults, or that anyone can suppress them? With the government's intervention, what chance do you have? It's so stupid!
Healing potions only restore life, they don't cure disease! Cancer and the side effects of chemotherapy should be considered diseases, requiring a knight's cleansing spell or a priest's healing spell to cure them!
I hope the author won't touch those two things.
With these two things, many stories become uninteresting; endless clones and endless reincarnation.
The protagonist is a complete waste of space. His parents were both sent to the ICU after being assaulted, but instead of seeking revenge, he even comforted them. What a good person!
If you can't write about the real world, then don't write about it. It's so ridiculously melodramatic that it gives me a headache every time I see your real-world plots!
When I started reading the comments section, it meant I was beginning to wonder if the problem was with me or the book. Seeing everyone criticizing it made me feel relieved. I'm dropping this book.
Why are the gods of the wilderness hostile to the death of Hakkar's offspring? Wouldn't they love for Hakkar to die too? Hakkar is an invader! He's not even one of the gods of the wilderness.
I couldn't help but laugh after reading the description. Damn it, this thing is nothing in Warcraft. Do you even know the value of Titan technology?
This book felt like it was just capitalizing on the popularity of the new World of Warcraft release. The author is no different from those WoW streamers on TikTok who've just started playing the game. It seems to be about World of Warcraft, but it's really just using a few place names and people; the author clearly doesn't understand the people and events of Azeroth.