World of Warcraft: Starting with a Stake in Azeroth's Black Dragonflight

Chromega, Onyxia, Ai-chan, and two more protagonists can play Shang Yang, who is divided into five parts. Onyxia has begun to show unusual possessiveness.

This is the first Warcraft novel that I have read. The protagonist relies on his own wisdom and foresight to succeed. Every bug in the original book has been reasonably explained (reasonably), which provides plot support for the protagonist to open a harem. The writing is humorous and makes people ecstatic. I really wonder if the great god is reincarnated.

Author, have you ever figured out what an author is? The author writes books and tells stories. It is the author's job to tell a story well. It is not the author's job to explain what the story wants to express or the author's thoughts while telling it. The most annoying thing for readers is that the author instills his thoughts in us with a sober appearance. When telling stories and explaining, the implication of the author's words to readers is: "You are all just colored pens. You can't understand what I want to express. Let me explain it to you." Regardless of whether your true purpose and original intention is this, in the eyes of readers, it is. In a book, the height of the characters in the book determines the height of the work. If you don't try to elevate the characters but flatten them, the achievements of your work will be limited by yourself.

So what has changed for the protagonist? In Chapter 339, it wasn't the black dragon that activated the disintegration magic, but Varian turned into Jaina. How can you break away from the game plot and not think about the plot yourself? Forcibly rely on the original plot. 315-316 The protagonist, the good-for-nothing, was casually kidnapped and taken away, and then he deceived the enemy so much that the enemy believed it and followed the protagonist without any brains. The Star Soul Blessing was written before, but then it didn't improve the strength. The author didn't know how to advance the strength at all.

I wrote so many ambiguous female characters, but in the end the heroines were Jaina and Black Dragon. If you don't accept the others, don't be ambiguous. It's pointless. If you want to accept them, just accept them quickly.

In fact, at the beginning, as she was already shrouded in the shadow of the ancient god left by the black dragon's bloodline, Onyxia would have been directly imprisoned and interrogated with magic charm when she encountered the protagonist. The protagonist uses strategic means to coerce, but in fact it is only useful to those righteous people who can be bullied. In the magical world, strategies alone are largely meaningless. The fundamental reason is that there are too many magic and extraordinary powers that can be broken directly with force. Not to mention that it's not a ploy for the protagonist to come directly to the door. It is better to find Benedictus in the Cathedral than to find the Black Dragon Princess.

Writing about children before the book is finished is not a good idea these days. When you write, you have to occupy the number of words. No matter how you write, some people will be dissatisfied.

Looking at other fanfics, the protagonist is training himself and improving himself. I haven't read the text of this article yet, but after so many chapters, the protagonist seems to have not improved himself. Could it be that no matter how much he improves, he can't reach the height of a titan and gives up? Not to mention the stallion, the protagonist, the cow, can make so many women with personality and strength fall into the arms of him! Are we going to recruit Miss Xalatas later? Does the protagonist really have to rely on talking to survive? In reality, you can't hit a single bully with your words, not to mention that the world of Azeroth is full of powerful bullies with bad brains! I don't know if I can continue to watch it later!

If you didn't really love Warcraft, I wouldn't be able to stand your writing like this. Fate is at the mercy of destiny, big hands are at the mercy of others, conspiracy theories are at the mercy of others, haven't you noticed that this is screening readers? What is your purpose in writing a book? In addition to your hobby, making money is also your goal, right? Didn't you do any reader research before writing your book? If you write like this, who would want to spend money to cause trouble? I've only read half a chapter of your book, so I quickly cut out and read other people's books. Otherwise, if I read too much, I'd really be tempted to abandon the book.

The conspiracy theory about Titans is really hard. The Titans have been dead for many years and only their souls are left.