World of Warcraft: The Archbishop of the Holy Light of Azeroth
魔兽：艾泽拉斯圣光大主教
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- Completed
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- 2.8M Words
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- Gaming
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- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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- Qidian
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A collection of novels I’ve read or am currently reading. No genre restrictions, I just add whatever catches my eye.
An Awesome Magic World ✔
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A World of Warcraft-themed reading list, mainly featuring medium- to long-length works whose storylines and worldbuilding align with or come close to Blizzard's canon. Includes a few excellent abandoned works and new books. Updated regularly. Readers and authors are welcome to recommend titles in the comments. I regularly search for new books using the keywords "Azeroth" and "World of Warcraft." Readers are welcome to add recommendations. To make sure the list stays good, I try to read each book
Perfect World and Other Fan Fiction
I read all kinds of things, and this list may include Perfect World. Feel free to leave a comment if you have recommendations.
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If I could travel to Azeroth
If I could travel to Azeroth, if I could physically travel, I might not be able to survive for half a day. I can't figure out how to survive in Azeroth, with a weak body, a language barrier, and no skills... If it is soul travel, then I hope that I am a blue dragon who can learn magic better, have a united clan, not a weak force, at least be able to protect myself, and finally be able to appreciate the magnificent Azeroth, and preferably change some small things.
The writing is good and I like the style. But one thing that's difficult for me is that I don't know what the protagonist's goal is? Want to do something? After reading more than 20 chapters, although the protagonist has a hand in everything, I feel like he is just an aimless street kid.
If I really make it to Azeroth, my hands will definitely be worse than Bronzebeard's 😌
Diaosi simulator wearing World of Warcraft skin
Holy shit, it turned out to be you. The last book, Scythe of the Ebon Blade, disgusted me so much when Alleria died that I abandoned the book. If the review hadn't said that, I wouldn't have recognized you. This book has made the same mistake again. I'm addicted to writing disgusting books, right?
The development in Azeroth is going well. I went to Draenor and had Pig's Foot offline again... The following plot is that the filial son's father is causing trouble in the alliance and suppressing the newly rebuilt kingdom. Then the dwarf blood elf race has different opinions within the race and cannot help. Finally, Pig's Foot returns like lightning... You Pig's Foot is so good that you can really fight with everyone.
It's quite a double standard. The protagonist has a grudge against Turalyon and sells Turalyon. In the end, it was necessary to describe a critical moment (when Turalyon was betrayed) because the situation was critical and he had to split up and run away without notifying the protagonist. I'm thinking, this is a bit of a double standard.
Did the author never think about what kind of story he wanted to write? If you can't write it down, just arrange a good ending for the woman with pig's feet and pig's feet instead of reusing a routine. The chapter about killing Archimonde is like shit. It's going dark again, wandering and confused again. There is no follow-up arrangement. Whether it's for a woman or a filial son, he slipped away quietly.
It gets more and more boring as we go to the end. The protagonist obviously has such strong strength and power, but nothing has changed, and he just follows the original plot. . .
Can't you think of a plot carefully?
The protagonist can only remember the plot when the author needs it, and is a native at other times. The author's Sylvanas is an impulsive, irritable, selfish, and unwilling to admit her fault. Her family was almost massacred, but she immediately thought of arranging a job for her young boyfriend. When I first read the comment section, I didn't understand why readers could accept a married woman but couldn't accept that Sylvanas had a negligible romantic partner. Only after reading the plot of Quel'Thalas did I understand that it was purely the author💩.