Warcraft: Azeroth Full-Time Cake Maker

Although in the old version, the trivial affairs of the human feudal nobles were indeed one of the highlights in introducing the internal tasks and world view of each race, but soon with the launch of the Lich King and Cataclysm versions, Azeroth quickly entered an era of fighting dragons in the first ten days, fighting ancient gods in the middle, and fighting legions in the last ten days, and killing a few troll Loa gods before the settlement at the end of the month. The span of less than five years in the story line is astonishing. It spans the whole world from ancient times to the present (referring to 6.0 Across the timeline). Living in Azeroth, where there are so many immortals, is it just a feudal aristocracy or a tribal collegial system? The political system or theocratic government immediately becomes meaningless... The only truly meaningful political system that can effectively squeeze out combat power to fight against the overwhelming crisis of annihilation - whether it is slave feudal capital or the kingdom of heaven, if it can win, it is a good political system!

There is no room for so many people in the profile! 😏

How should I put it, I can see it, but I am confused about some points, and it feels like I am dreaming back to a few years ago. The character of the protagonist is very... Chaotic and goes with the flow, a little bit bully and afraid of the strong (a common problem of online protagonists). On the one hand, some people like to "show" (emphasis on) a tough attitude as a way to protect some friends and defend their own interests, but for some things (especially In terms of sexual relations), he is inexplicably cowardly, always worrying about gains and losses, but his behavior is also very reckless, and he is a bit careless in doing things (for example, when he was responsible for the security work of a major ceremony the next day, he stayed up all night to make an order that was obviously problematic), and he is also super easy to be influenced by others. How should I put it? It lacks heroism. At the same time, the author is very persistent in some ancient routines of pretending to slap someone in the face (such as the playboy's "toad rival" who appears inexplicably (and is killed), who is a candidate for a half-blood half-elf lover, misjudges the situation, and the hero saves the beauty and then falls into a coma). It's not that it's not good, it's just that the routines are too classic and there's too much writing and nothing new. However, the article uses a lot of references to the mechanics of the Warcraft MMO, which some experienced players may like. Finally, it is a matter of personal taste: I have never been very fond of the so-called "direct initiation of skill understanding after reaching the full level". The power obtained in this way has a light and airy feeling, after all, it is said to be learned with high-level understanding. In short, come on, the author, I hope you write better and better.

When you see a Warcraft fan, you have to help out

The pace is too slow. There are more than 200 chapters. The protagonist's strength can be said to be that of a scumbag. The timeline is also slow.

Not bad, if you can get a career by yourself, maybe you can replenish your card time better.

Is it that movie "Warcraft"?

The story is well written. Do more tasks, upgrade more, collect more pets, and get more treasures. Defeat the big boss.

This is the first post for more than ten years after reading a novel. This is a good Warcraft fan novel. I hope the author can change the writing. There are too many of this word in the novel. It is very uncomfortable whether reading or listening to it.

Come on, I gave you all 4 recommendation votes

The big stage of Karazhan, come if you have any work to do

I went, why did it stop! This is the end!

What does the whole book mean? Even if it is cut, at least open a leaflet and explain the reason!

Let me advertise, readers who like to read Warcraft fan fiction can read "Light of Azeroth Forged in Quel'Thalas". If this is offensive, please delete it.

Is the author considering writing back to his hometown, youth campus?