Azeroth: Watch Me Save the Scarlet Crusade

I have basically finished reading the new chapters. I still have a good impression of this book after reading it in one sitting. Let me comment on it purely subjectively. Advantages: The narrative is coherent, the logic is good, and the readability is very good, especially the level is not blindly attached. I like it very much. Disadvantages: There are too many Chinese expressions, such as "sir" and "humble position" (in fact, you can use "Your Excellency" and "Sir" in translated Western novels, or directly use official names, and self-proclaimed ones can directly call "I"), plus a large number of idioms are used in the writing, and there are poisonous points such as directly quoting the famous sayings of teachers (for example, "People lose land, and people and land are saved." If the land is lost and the people are lost, all people will be lost." Clausewitz's "War is full of uncertainty, and commanders must prioritize preserving combat power rather than fighting for territory" or the Western translation of teachers' works "Save your power, give up the position, and you regain everything; hold the position, waste strength, and you lose everything."). If you are reading a book, you can ignore it, but it is very uncomfortable to listen to a book.

{"TopicId":"995007324090269696","TopicName":"Book Review Activity"} Without spoilers as much as possible, write down your thoughts from the beginning to after defeating the Lich King. Let me write a conclusion first. The book points out that the survival and extension of the Scarlet Crusade, the protagonist Marlan, are indispensable. I am afraid that the Scarlet and the recovered Lordaeron will become increasingly difficult to leave her influence. Marlan's military command and diplomatic skills so far are undoubtedly the best among the human forces. Even if they have an understanding of the original plot of the game, they have handled the difficult choices faced by various forces quite well. There is a superior attitude in the narrative that shows contempt for famous characters, and will not tolerate stubborn stances that repeatedly disobey advice. Faced with the situation where these people are using precious resources and troops to fight for their lives under the banner of "justice and justice", the protagonist will definitely choose to let them collapse in order to better adjust the power and situation. I also feel that there is resentment towards some characters, and arrange for them to withdraw with their lunch boxes so as not to cause trouble. This is quite a villain-style cool point. The book starts two years before the Lich King went south to attack the Eastern Plaguelands in the original timeline. The Scarlet Crusade generals and officers are still strong, and the lurking Dread Lord is still twisting the direction of the Scarlet Extreme. The protagonist is originally just an ordinary knight in the army without the right to send troops. The reason why he took the position of commander is to frighten the possessed supreme commander with the secret of the Dread Lord, and get a leading position to quickly reverse the surrounding situation. The influence from the Eastern Plaguelands to the Scarlet Monastery of Tirisfal in the west and Southsea Town in the south was gained through victory after victory. Time waits for no one. The little knight slowly accumulates upgrades. It is better to rely on connections to get to the top. It may seem outrageous, but it is actually reasonable to exploit bugs. Personally, I think the logic behind the situation is that only victory and annihilation can change the situation. There is no change without a fight. Talking first is also the time to win the battle, and being able to compromise is also preparing for the next change. The protagonist takes a clear-cut public stance to control the future direction of the Scarlet Army and clarify the relationship with the outside world: annihilate the undead and natural disasters in the name of the Holy Light, and regain Lordaeron. Life and death are not mutually exclusive. After closing the door, he is extremely pragmatic. After winning the battle, he negotiates with the tribe to clear the territory to restore military strength. He goes north to assist the blood elves to win over allies. He can also cooperate with the Undercity to kill the Dreadlord... At present, with a soulless possession, it is easy to gain access to the two energies of the Holy Light of the Void. What is even more special is the tactical thinking that specifically deals with humans. These methods are undoubtedly equivalent to dimensionality reduction attacks for the indigenous forces. Many plots have commendable strategies, such as wooing the blood essence to pave the way for the outer domain kings to give up their demonic power. The same logic applies to winning the battle first before you are qualified to act. However, when the natural disaster went south to attack the Sunwell, the Blood Essence King's strength was penetrated through the base again as if it didn't exist. There was a feeling of "I rescued the princelings to defend the Sunwell, but the Sunwell was still beaten down, so wasn't my rescue in vain?" It seemed that even after the rescue, the rest was up to me, and the end was up to me. The only drawback is that the protagonist is very capable of strategic planning and knows how to fight with all his strength, but he lacks some human emotions and is often cold and ruthless as he looks down on everything. Shiva during the duel will be surprised and frightened just by seeing this. There are only followers and subordinates, there is no news about eating melons, only rumors about cannibals, no secrets about pursuers, and the knives carried are not included. Overall, I feel that the plot outline is brilliant, the opponents are smart, the allies are strange, the battles are fast, the narrative is magical, the boss is reckless, and some of the lunches given out are resentful, and it is even more painful for me to chase.

I would like to give the author a suggestion. If you travel to World of Warcraft, then this world will be the real world, not a gamified world. Then the map area, architectural style, and population will all undergo earth-shaking changes. Past game experience is basically useless. The only game experience that can be used is the event history, but when it comes to combat, infiltration, etc., It cannot be incorporated into the game. Such as city layout. For example, there is a sewer entrance in the game, but there cannot be one in the real world, because the city area has grown so much, and the population of the houses has increased many times. This kind of experience is not useful at all. Even if you memorize the map in the game, it is useless to travel to World of Warcraft. Also, the war scenes should not be as petty as shown in the game, because this is the real world, and it is impossible for so few people to fight. You can refer to the scenes in the game CG. As for skills and magic, the game must follow the gameplay and pursue balance, but the power system described in the official novel is not the same as the power system in the game. It is not as good as the profession of mage, which cannot be bad in the real story. I hope the author will pay more attention to this aspect.

Blood is still very strong at the beginning. If it becomes a neutral camp and seizes the opportunities in each version, it can develop into a major force.

Grand Master of the Knights of the Silver Hand, Grand Crusader of the Scarlet Crusade, Grand Marshal of the Restoration Army of Lordaeron, Archbishop of the Church of the Holy Light, Guardian of Lordaeron, Nemesis of the Ancient Gods, Terminator of the Scourge, Destroyer of the Burning Legion, Champion of Azeroth—Ms. Marlan spoke. Everyone 👏🏻 welcome.

I think it's okay and you can watch it. It's been too long since I've had a reliable Azeroth fan. I hope there won't be any more eunuchs.

Starting from version 1.0, The earliest players who came into contact with the undead started killing them since they were born. In the new expansion of War to the Center of the Earth, Arathi Rebellion and the Scarlet Crusaders and Defias, I asked, after so many major versions, who can compare with them? The Void expansion depends on whether the Twilight forces can make a comeback.

Bless you and hope you can escape the curse of immortality

With the protagonist's strength, it would be difficult to defeat even the mini-boss in the game. As for the force Scarlet Crusaders, they only have the advantage of being difficult to kill. Even reaching 5.0 Would be difficult.

The failure of Bloody is that the upper management is either dead or crooked, and the big bat has infiltrated. Moreover, the crisis-ridden environment requires allies, but they are doing the opposite, and even push the forces that can be attracted to the opposite side.

Jian Shao couldn't understand. Who do you want to thank for the invitation? ?

If you write something written by a woman, you should put it here.

The heroine's design is pretty good and her IQ is good, but her combat power could be slightly improved.

Write well, I will support you by reading the ads, and I will give you all the monthly recommendation tickets 😁

I also write a Warcraft fanfic, so I have been following this author. Today I discovered that the number of hot discussions on this book actually exceeded the number of collections. There must be an unusual reason, I'll try to analyze it. First of all, the good thing is that the author's writing is smooth, the narrative is delicate, and he is familiar with the story and details of Warcraft. But there are a few not so good places. As a female protagonist, the sense of substitution is poor and the performance is limited. I can't write about the multi-female harem that male channels love to see, and this group of readers will be missing. The heroine's status in the second beginning is relatively high, and she directly gets the position of general. She lacks the sense of fragmentation of surviving in troubled times, and those who like mortals are not here. The third story is written delicately, with many details and many forces. People who are not familiar with Warcraft will basically not be able to watch it. The four plot trends are consistent with the game and the official novel, but the fan story is too consistent with the original work and does not have much appeal. 5 I have only read the first dozen chapters. The plot develops too fast. In addition to the protagonist, there is a revolving door of new and old characters. There is no good character design and no impressive supporting characters. The tone of the six stories is bland. That's not to say that saving the Crusaders and saving Azeroth can't be the main storyline, but the readers have a poor sense of immersion. They want to see the protagonist pretend to be B and be slapped in the face, and they want to see the old man shocked. The seventh author is an analyst and has a poor sense of immersion in the unpopular, and it is difficult to integrate into the later plot. 8 Let's analyze this from the author's perspective. If it offends the author of this book, please delete it directly. The author of this book worked very hard. He collected more than 1,000 books and wrote more than 1 million words. There are also many hot discussions, which shows that he has a group of die-hard readers. Warcraft fans were very unpopular at the starting point. Except for the big boss, other results were not good. I hope the author can work hard! ! !

Kill all the fucking undead! Cool! ! !

Curious about how the protagonist will face the Forsaken? Most of the Forgotten were also people of Lordaeron when they were alive, but the Forgotten and the living remnants of Lordaeron are naturally opposites. The Forsaken will expand in order to survive, such as Silverpine Forest, Hillsbrad Foothills, Tirisfal Glades, Western Plaguelands, and Gilneas. Is the protagonist indifferent to the living compatriots who are also the survivors, planted by the Forgotten in the fields of the medicine residue farm, and locked in the sewers of the Undercity as consumables for human experiments? Or is he sticking to neutrality for the sake of peace and letting the Forgotten beat him? If you want to compete with the Forsaken, how can you compete with the entire tribe with the bloody body?

I have a problem. I just started watching it, and I've watched a lot of female protagonists. So far, it's not about changing marriages, right? This is the only one that I can't accept. Everything else is fine.

The work "The Elder Scrolls: The Witch's Strategy Guide" visited and used the treasure to promote it. The author's writing is very good, it has been added to favorites and likes 👍.

The author wrote so well! I would like to recommend a book called "The Beggar King's Counterattack of Ice and Fire". It is well written and different from the style of most Game of Thrones fans. It features elements such as adventure, Cthulhu, naval battles, goldfinger, dragons, magic, mysterious ruins, as well as machinations and the brilliance of humanity. It is well worth reading.

Is there any new book? I think the author is good at writing it.