Dragon God: I’ve Been Passing the Flame in Azeroth for Seven Thousand Years

1. The subject matter is good. The dragon lord took a religious route and developed the Dragon Worship Cult. There are too many human/elven themes using holy light/arcane magic. 2. The writing technique is not rude (no Chinese memes or Internet jokes), and no game data flow is involved. 3. The whole novel is written based on the characters in the plot, and the author himself does not appear in the novel (that is, the kind of writing where the author himself appears and starts to tell you about the setting, background, Baidu Encyclopedia, or expresses the author's own values). Even if a good author does his personal work, he will do it through the plot and character dialogue, rather than using narration. You can follow it

You set limits for yourself, why should you call it "I don't want to fall behind"? If you have the absolute power to challenge someone, you can just kill them, and engage in such a disgusting plot.

They all went to dnd. What kind of stream-of-consciousness writing is there? The only advantage of Dnd is the intuitive description of power. The content of this entire book is not intuitive at all. I only see the innocent moaning of literary youths. It was clear that he would choose the route of intuitive expression through data, but there was a subtle disdain between the lines for this form of direct expression. You want to despise him, but you also want to write this thing as a basis. What does the author want to do? This hypocritical energy is really speechless.

In this way, I have a way in Terra. You go to the place in the picture below and tell me that you are here for further training. I will know how to ignite the divine fire with faith🔥🙂

Trolls themselves have a bad reputation. What is the starting point? The troll is injured. The troll is lame. Isn't it true that trolls can regrow their limbs even if they are broken? What elf is written in the back? Because half of the teleportation was cut into two sections, you told me that a lot of trolls felt so disgusting that they almost vomited them out? Ah?

From arranging the saint to go to the high elves and then to Silvery Moon City, it can be seen that the author is really talented and loving, and he wrote such a good subject matter.

Is the author suffering from literary youth syndrome?

These chapters are different from the style of the book at the beginning. They are very fragmented and insignificant. I came in based on your introduction, but now I have no desire to continue reading.

The writing is so smooth, without any ripples or ups and downs. She always added a sentence after speaking, she whispered, she said quietly, she whispered softly... She was rigid and procrastinating, written in a running account, and very literary. Putting aside the content, the writing ability is far behind.

The plot is too dragging. It was good at first but now I can't see the main character once in dozens of pictures. If it continues like this, I will definitely give up.

The wireless divine hidden perspective is given to the believers below. It's useless.

This book has just begun, and the perspective of the protagonist has gradually become less and less. Shouldn't the early stage of a god-like novel focus on describing the protagonist, and then switch to other perspectives in the middle and later stages. I'm afraid that later in the writing, the protagonist will be hidden and only appear in 1.2 Sentences, which will be interesting.

Some of the data written by the author are too petty. An ancestral dragon is only ten meters tall, while a giant dragon is tens of meters tall. Are you writing martial arts? No matter what, a dragon should be as big as an aircraft carrier! Isn't it called a dragon if it doesn't have a body size of 100 meters? Flying lizard or flying loach?

If you want to be a part-timer, you can leave a message. I only accept races that appear in the Warcraft universe, or Dragonborn.

How long are you going to play with these orcs and then write a million plots? Are you reading a novel or a trilogy? Chronicle? "If you really can't do it, let's change to Huangyu. It's even less and the plot is lousy. I said your writing is not good, but your writing style is pretty good. After reading it, it has hundreds of thousands of words. Damn it!" If there is no plot advancement of fart, how long will this B tribe fight? Type another 500,000 words? It's getting more and more annoying 😡 The empire, the legions, and the paladins that are developing in the future, let alone the big plan, using tribal invasion to gain human faith, just how many thousands of words does this b Gul'dan have to jump to! 😡😡😡

Too much grinding and whining, can't we map all the Fel Orcs? It's just Gul'dan who can dance for so long. I'm convinced. No wonder there are so few subscriptions.

I see that the protagonist has been slandering the Titan Pantheon for no reason, but the protagonists of Void and Burning Legion have never scolded them.

The Loa Al who fights a frost troll is so inked. The author also uses the excuse of not wanting to cause internal instability to fluff the plot. In fact, as a god, the concept of time is very long. With your strength, just rush over and crush all the seven Loa on the opposite side to death, and then let the church under you slowly absorb them. As for the author's concern about instability, that is a concern only for short-lived species. The protagonist, as a god, preaches after being defeated. Wait for the older batch to die, and then a few generations later. Naturally, there is no internal instability.

Reference——"Emperor Dragon"

In recent chapters, I feel that the author is pursuing some kind of epic feeling. The psychological activities of the characters and the battle arrangements are very deliberate. However, after reading it, I feel that the leaders were written very stupidly. They killed their subordinates but were arranged by God to kill them due to some fate or mission. I think the author should stop writing these things. Starting with the saint, it has been shown that your writing is terrible. The writing is okay, but the plot arrangement, logic and so on are terrible. Just write ordinary plots honestly.

I watched it for the second time, but I still couldn't get into the Chinese dialogue. Although it was written by a Chinese, it is a fantasy world after all. Every character seems to be literary, except for the Japanese who wear Hanfu. It's not like watching a fantasy, but like reading a Chinese historical novel.

I thought it was pretty good until I saw the orcs. The orcs are too ink-filled, and there is a lot of space describing Ner'zhul. The orcs have no sense of immersion in the first place, and with the slow update, I really don't have the desire to follow it.

It's not good-looking, and the third picture is toxic. I can only say, does it look good? Perhaps——taken from the original sentence

I remember that dragons in World of Warcraft can take the form of humans. After watching almost a hundred episodes, the descriptions of dragons' real bodies are not used in human appearance. When I think about it carefully, some of the dialogue scenes are very strange given the difference in body shape.

When the undead natural disaster breaks out, why is there no mention of Holy Light Priest or Dragon God Priest's restraint on the undead? Your whole Kagard research on the life force is to target the orcs! Now that the undead have popped out, where did you write the Holy Light? Originally, I thought that the Church of the Dragon God had retreated, and that there were no priests or contacts in the southern continent who could not discover the effect of the Holy Light. But I saw the author, Turayan, was on the front line using the Holy Light to kill the undead at the Sardo Bridge. Doesn't this also describe the Holy Light's restraint on death? I know that the life force is an important plot line of the day written by the author, but it is not so blind! The entire Arathi Highlands is gone, and I am still writing research in the wetland. Even several dragon kings have appeared in the latest chapter. It is as if the Holy Light no longer exists in the novel. Author, you wrote the novel using AI, right? ! I skipped reading. I don't know what you wrote about the overall situation, but in the end, starting from the outbreak of the undead natural disaster and Gul'dan's orc undead knight, you hid the Holy Light! As of this writing, the Paladin has not appeared in the Second Orc War, so it is up to Master Dalaran to resist. Speechless

It feels like reading an official novel, except that the main character's appearance is a bit missing, only one or two chapters in each volume.

I feel that the writing is quite good, above the level of food and grass. I'm really afraid that you are a eunuch, and there are not many interesting books on the bookshelf.

The writing is very good. I specially transferred it from QQ Reading to the main website.

Is it free? Or should I turn on the automatic?

With powerful writing, plot, and logic, this is the best World of Warcraft fan fiction I have ever read. The author doesn't look like a newbie at all. Do you have any other tips? Other works? I want to read it!