Azeroth: Dawn of the Holy Light

I have always been a fan of the old way, and by that I mean the Warcraft fandom. I still remember that I read it a long time ago, and it seemed to be the first Warcraft fanfic written by Lao Lu, "The Coming of Warcraft". It was an immature novel full of regrets, but it still had its bright spots and could still make me read the last chapter and lament the unfinished story. Then there is the trajectory series, the trajectory of holy light, the trajectory of death and the trajectory of shadow. It's shameful to say that when Trail of Holy Light and Trail of Death were released, I was still a middle school student. I didn't have much money at my disposal, and I didn't have much awareness of copyright. I didn't read it through official channels. After I went to college, I learned some things and stopped reading pirated copies. The shadow trajectory is read exactly at the starting point. When I was in a book shortage, I picked up Death Track again and read about half of it. I plan to make up for the royalties I owe Lao Lu, including Locus of the Holy Light (laughs). After reading this, the author's level is clearly improving. The Trail of Holy Light is a bit immature, and the Trail of Death is a bit young, but it still does not prevent them from being the first-class Warcraft fan fiction. When it comes to the shadow trajectory, the improvement in pen power is especially obvious. When I heard that Lao Lu had decided to write a Warcraft fanfic, I, like many book friends, was very happy. However, when I finished reading the first chapter, I didn't know whether I should say it or not. It seemed that I felt something was wrong. The language is too colloquial and the writing style is too frivolous. Even in the protagonist's most uninhibited shadow trajectory, the writing style is definitely not like this. Just take a look at the first chapter. From the title to the content, there are a lot of Internet slang, a lot of so-called "memes", and an endless stream of words... Such as horse riding, bullshit, and shit. Are those redundant narrations really necessary? In Shadow Tracks, the Pirate Pirate is indeed not a traditional heroic protagonist, but that is limited to this role. He is adventurous, playful, and talks dirty, but the overall writing style is not frivolous at all. It is true that Warcraft is not a too serious subject and does not need to be strict and serious. However, at least I think that before the inexplicable version, World of Warcraft was an epic story about protection, salvation, and sacrifice. It is supported by countless ordinary or great characters, and decorated by countless laughter and tears. We lament the fall of Arthas, and we stand in awe of the Illidari's struggle. Does the Delaney's ten-thousand-year bloody escape make you cry? Does the destruction of Teldrassil move you? Or the glory and redemption of the orcs, the desperate situation and rebirth of the high elves. When you were a weak child, you rode in Fiora's carriage, crossed the plague land full of undead with werewolves, dwarves and elves, and finally arrived at the Holy Light's Hope Chapel after many twists and turns, did you really regard them as your living companions for a moment? Have you ever hugged and waved to them when they were leaving? A few years later, at the anniversary celebration in Shadowmoon Valley, were you filled with emotion when you saw that familiar carriage? When the old and vicissitudes of life Weren cried bitterly in his arms for his lost son, were you heartbroken for the poor old man, and could you also feel his confusion? When Gianna returns to her long-lost homeland, can you understand her endless regret and hesitation? Have you ever followed in the footsteps of Lothar's son and embarked on a burning battlefield for the sake of your family and hometown behind you? Have you ever risked your life with Grom and sang a passionate war song? The waves of the Broken Shore tell the tale of what it means to be a High King, and the mists of Pandaria whisper of the Emperor's responsibility. There are too many stories, ordinary, great, characters, and players, that together give World of Warcraft flesh and soul, allowing us ordinary people to shine in that world with nobility that is difficult to shine in reality. That's it for now, I've said a lot. I'm just wondering whether we can tell a good World of Warcraft story in relatively normal language in an era when entertainment becomes increasingly vulgar. Can we go back to a few years ago, when there were no so cliched or popular "memes", no "wtf" and "horse riding" filling novels. You can make the novel really a novel, not a text version of Douyin. Could each chapter have a less "trendy" title? Can you say it sincerely and seriously, may the Holy Light protect you instead of deceiving you? Or, Warcraft fans can only be like today's World of Warcraft, leaving us to lament: the past has become empty, and it is still like a dream.

Because the title of the book is Dawn of Light in Azeroth, not Rebirth of Lords of Draenor. Draenor is written not like a leader at all, but like an adventurer.

Hurry up

I hope it will be released soon

——Chaos may make you uneasy, but order will kill you.

Come on, author

Alas, I owe so much, I can't help it.

A little support

It's not very creative. It doesn't describe the difference between the immortal race and mortals. It gives me the feeling that the author didn't write it carefully. There are no details at all

Yilujilu is lively! Who is Frank the Handsome Dog? Really unfamiliar

To be honest, as an original work, Wasteland Apocalypse is too old-fashioned and I really can't stand it. But if you write a Warcraft fanfic, my buddy will definitely support it. I hope this old book will have good results.

You spent more than 200,000 words in order to change the ending of the egg, and you changed the script when it was immediately successful after so much effort? Three or two sentences overturned all the previous 200,000 words, and it was as disgusting as eating shit. How is this different from Whitebeard trying his best to rescue Ace, but Akainu punched him to death? It feels even more disgusting than this paragraph to me. The protagonist doesn't know why the egg came back. Seeing that he has put so much effort into reversing the ending and just changes it back so casually, it would be better to at least punch him out. This is too disgusting to watch. The player is so ferocious and he summons the player to poop before it is released. Is this screening readers?

The rough summary is: not all readers play World of Warcraft, and not all those who play World of Warcraft are readers Although this is nonsense, it is indeed the root cause of dissatisfaction among readers of this book so far. If you are a World of Warcraft plot fan, and you have at least a rough understanding of the plots of each version, then the various foreshadowings in this book will make people smile. I don't say that all such readers will accept it, but the degree of acceptance can be greatly improved.        ，， Players who know only a little about the plot of the game will seem to be more miserable (I am not saying that this type of reader friend is bad, I am simply explaining the situation of this type of reader friend), because many readers and friends only know about the plot of Warcraft: The Frozen Throne, and the plot of Reign of Chaos cannot be said to be familiar. In addition, many readers and friends I haven't played The Frozen Throne for a long time, and the plot in my memory sometimes deviates. So when I see that the characters appearing in each chapter have no relationship with my memory, I feel a little irritated, and I even feel that I am writing blindly, because the key plot in my memory is not like this, these should be peripheral plots.                                                                                                                           " As for Talgas, it is basically impossible to know them. If readers are not familiar with 6.0, TBC or even the early plots of Warcraft, then they will not be able to understand the plot of Draenor in the second volume. They do not understand why the 7 orcs have such a big role, and they do not understand why orcs such as Zuluhid, who have no impression at all in their own memories, have so many roles. But the Draenor chapter is the beginning of players' game memories. Without the plot of Draenor, there would be no Dark Portal that players are familiar with, the reasons for the orcs and green skins, what happened to the draenei, what role Medivh played, and how various human kingdoms fell. This problem will continue to bother readers, because the current version is 11.1, And it is basically impossible for the author to write the plot of 11.0. Therefore, the author's reference to the settings stops at the end of 10.0, So there may still be these related plots in it. 1. The contradictions and conflicts between the Metamorphosis Dragon, the Ancestral Dragon, the Aspect Dragon, Dragon Hill, the Titan Guardian, Azeroth, and Tyr's resurrection. 2. The Emerald Dream, the World Tree of Amedasil. 3. The plots of the centaur branch, the main dragon city of Valdraken, and the underground mole people.        4.9.0，，，，，，       5.8.0，，，，， The inheritance issues of each profession in 6.7.0, The story of artifacts, the fate of Suramar, and the addition of the Titan Guardian camp. Argus has already been mentioned above. In addition, it also includes many pandaren, elemental conflicts, dragon conflicts, problems with the Lich King, problems with various troll camps, etc. So which version of the plot are readers familiar with? It's hard to say that most readers understand the full version. But the biggest problem arises here. The author is writing a Warcraft fanfic instead of a Warcraft fanfic. This leads to the author needing to integrate the latest version of the plot to integrate the entire story process. However, this is not what readers should consider. There is no need to play the game again to see a fanfic. This is also very unreasonable. There are many plots in Warcraft and not all plots are very attractive. I still hope that readers who have opinions can be more patient. If you have any questions, you can ask in the post, or directly @ me in this post. I will be very happy if my explanation can help more people become interested in the plot of Warcraft. Finally, the discussion of the plot is based on discussing the matter. Giving opinions is not a simple venting of saying "water" or "not important". It can be based on what you don't like and clearly express your dissatisfaction with the plot instead of venting your emotions. We are talking about plot, not emotions🌹

If you write about Warcraft, I must read it 🤝

Personally, I feel that Holy Light is not as beautiful as Shadow. I prefer the chic and sinister style of the stinky pirate. Holy Light's moral sense is too high, and his emotional line is not very good. Until now, I still feel that Gemini is a bit baffling.

I know there is a guy called Frank the Handsome Dog, he has 100 updates on the shelves, you still need to practice 😎

Are you a fan of reading novels about the online game World of Warcraft?

Tossing around or wandering, the orcs are divided and fall into evil, what have you changed? There is no difference between the heroes in the official history whether you are there or not, and they have only changed half. Why did you travel through time? Are you so good at cheating on the protagonist? I want you to be the Riddler's magic stick, right? Let the stinky pirate take over and fight for you, and you want to slap Destiny's dick, but you don't even know that Destiny has strengthened you.

Don't be like Huang Xiaoming and Deng Chao. Every time you act in a good movie, you have to reward yourself with a bad movie 😏

I just finished reading Shadowmoon Clan, and the writing by Argus is really nice and feels like an epic battle. After you escaped, why did the taste of this book change? Why did you add a wife who was so deeply emotionally attached to her that she had been guarding the coffin for 20,000 years? He even wrote a special note in the coffin saying, "Everyone else is nice, but you are not him. Isn't that embarrassing?" Let's not talk about the fantasy of killing a demon for 20,000 years without any changes in thoughts or emotions. Then after jumping out of the coffin, it is reasonable and reasonable to write a novel about Wushuang, but does it have to be about a woman sending gunshots thousands of miles away? Your people are all dishonest and are still in dire straits. A ranger general has to fly over to deliver a cannon. Is he not fulfilling his mission? I know you are showing deep feelings and longing for me. But it really disappoints the perception, and there are some soldiers who talk about their leaders and saints openly and openly, and ask how it feels. Please, you are a saint who pretended to be a corpse from 20,000 years ago, not a comrade who has been sleeping with you for 20,000 years.

If you look closely, you will see that it is indeed the same author. The setting of the book is to increase experience by killing people. The protagonist starts off fighting an anti-invasion war, and then suddenly decides to become a pirate and starts killing civilians. I'm just wondering, since you are the protagonist of this style, why didn't you take advantage of the chaos to kill a few more civilians during the orc invasion at the beginning to increase your experience and maximize your profits? The protagonist's personality is inconsistent, and I really couldn't accept it, so I gave up the book. This book also started well, and I was a little afraid that the author would do it again.

The author wrote a little too hard, and it can be seen that he worked very hard and was passionate. It's like a mobilization meeting at a school sports day. People above are excited and giving speeches, but the enthusiasm doesn't reach me.

Have you ever been an Eredar? Some things are scribbled and taken for granted.

I can't see a more powerful author than the author at the starting point.

As you all may not know, the reason why the protagonist was able to bring the eredar out of Argus alive is because he once sold the ditch to Sargeras. Sargeras admired his unscrupulous quality to fight against some evil and always wanted to capture the protagonist to become the champion chosen by Sargeras.

The protagonist Wei Guangzheng, a time traveler, how did he develop such a character? Could it be that he has watched too much Ultraman, and the Warrior of Light must fight monsters😂

Yesterday's 50 chapters were good, but they were all additional updates. What about the normal two updates? No more? Chapter 50 should be added and chapter 52 should be added! !

Be careful when ordering all, as the Draenor version, not to mention me, is not very memorable to all WOW players. It can be said to be the worst version. But this version is too wide in this article, which makes it annoying.

As you get to the back of the book, there are more and more inexplicable stitches with other works. There are so many stitches that you can't immerse yourself in the story. Every time you read an interesting part, you are pulled back to the real world by the stitches. It's like adding a bunch of strange and excessive seasonings when cooking. When eating sweet dishes, you will taste sour, salty, bitter and spicy, which makes it difficult to swallow.

Forget about the elves in the new book, the elves have so much life