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Azeroth doesn't talk about numerical values ​​but talks about worldliness? That's just because your value is not enough 😏

The writing is good, but the protagonist is a loser! He has been doing business on his knees, and everyone can kick him, and then the protagonist goes up to lick his ass and asks if it hurts to do business with him! It's really like modern cows and horses, they still don't need feed, just give the boss money! One word bah!

The author needs to read the background story when writing a book. The conflict between the Stonemasons Guild and Stormwind City resulted in the death of the Queen. Can Stormwind City pardon the Masons Guild so easily?

Do you want to establish the G-Party in Azeroth? We also want to propagate socialism and let workers be the masters of the country. Are you okay?

The most unbearable thing about this book is not the business war, but the fact that even the stonemason looks like a wimp when he sees Van Cleef.

In a world where world-ending crises occur frequently, relying on human relations and sophistication to do business, what kind of brain is this? The main theme of Warcraft is to save the world. What's wrong, do you want to become a god by doing business? The world view is inconsistent.

A modern urban business war story wrapped in the skin of Warcraft. To be honest, it doesn't feel like Warcraft.

A psychopathic Tianhuan who lost the ability to have children in the original world and was alienated by capital traveled to Yamaguchi Mountain and followed Vanessa like a demon. Did you give birth to her and do you love her? Are you some kind of ancient daddy? It's like brainwashing and mind control. Even if there are more than a dozen top football men, there is no lower limit because she compromises and has to play within the rules set by others. This set of logic makes sense in a world without demons. Then let me ask you: Is Yamaguchi Mountain a world without demons? Which of the late-stage engineering and alchemy things you brought out would not shock the world? Do you have to leave the dust and play with cement?

The Shadow of Great Britain came over 🙂

Your protagonist is a runner with 10 characters, all of whom have graduated and reached full level. Being manipulated by the Black Dragon Girl, even her own daughter could be manipulated by the other party under the influence of uncertainty. Also signed unequal treaties. Are you really a player? 10 What is the concept of a running man who can mix and match casually after graduation? Full backpack, full graduation. That's so powerful that when you're playing Black Dragon Girl alone, you can leave the computer and go to the refrigerator to get a bottle of Coke, light a cigarette and take a couple of sips before continuing the operation. You have become a coward for opening up wasteland, and I can't stand it anymore. Farewell.

Seeing that my patience is almost exhausted in Chapter 77 today, I understand the main tone of deconstructing Azeroth with modern business logic, but we cannot ignore that this is a magical world, and the protagonist is a supermodel. Not to mention overthrowing the yellow robe of Stormwind City and making me the king, let's not be like a low-level world where all the tricks are used as engineering tools. How come you are shaking the productivity development process of Azeroth? How come the Bronze Dragon doesn't come to you? In addition, this is not in line with the setting logic of the protagonist. He is said to be a business elite but basically ignores the resource system of plug-ins. He has not thoroughly evaluated and figured out the biggest golden finger. He is completely willing to be an "all-powerful" foreman... This is not how to build a power. At least Azeroth can't just be like this Wait for you for another twenty chapters, and forget it after chapter one hundred.

I must have read this way of writing twice. It kind of creates a feeling of anxiety. This protagonist has 20 max-level accounts, and he's the max-level account of a krypton gold boss. I don't know what I'm afraid of

The writing is really good, but I can't accept the plot. It's a commercial novel dressed in the skin of a monster.

Although I have only read a few chapters of this book, I personally feel that it is unreasonable to come to the free area. Isn't this forcing people who are free to read it to feed Xiang? Who dares to think that Azeroth is here to see you become the boss and do business? And the boss can't do it well

The writing style of the author is okay, but your character is so powerful and lives like a joke. When I saw that the protagonist in your writing looked at his World of Warcraft character level, I felt that there was a big problem with your writing. I suggest you read the working record of Stormwind City when writing a novel about World of Warcraft.

I'm so busy and so useless that I don't know what I'm doing.

It's really hard to watch. That's Azeroth. What grade is your reinforced concrete treasure? Can you withstand a shock wave? You come to build houses and do business. Azeroth can only compete for hegemony, defeat monsters and level up. If Mr. Ke kills you, it will be difficult for you to reincarnate if you are not a demigod.

The hundred chapters have come, abandon the book and leave. It's a pity that the character starts high and goes low. The writing is well conceived, but he takes it too much for granted. The most important skill design is wrong. Engineering is the main focus. Combined with the current professional specialization, it is really not as good as giving the protagonist a skill with all majors and all specializations. It is a waste of the skill of the whole profession. Has the author seriously thought about what it means to have a full level and a full career? It's hard to bring out the Death Knight Shaman Druid at this stage, but do you look down on the Demon Void Army? Or the mage's arbitrary door? Do you look down on the priest's resurrection from the dead, or do you think the paladin has weak faith? Any one of them will be the king. Besides, how much do you look down on thieves? Just let the uncrowned person do the work of the detector, just a small job on the construction site? What engineers and craftsmen can do is like using a cannon to kill mosquitoes.

It feels like it was written by a civil engineer brother. I have found a new career direction in civil engineering.

Twenty people with full level numbers, those with more than 100, they directly pushed to Stormwind City, and they still have a low salary. If it's 60, let's see if they can be resurrected infinitely. Otherwise, it's useless. Twenty of them can't even beat the black dragon.

The writing style is okay, but the various elements of this article are integrated very strangely. The author wants to add a lot of content, but the tone is poor. Warcraft does not taste like Warcraft, the nobility is not noble enough, the red is not popular enough, and the qualifications are not enough. . . It feels like the background limits the author's performance. Why not send the protagonist to hammer? There are all gods and men there, so any abstraction is reasonable.

You spend money to see it in the front, but you encounter a limited exemption in the middle. I have to say that there is a reason for the limited exemption. What kind of thing is this written? I really can't stand it when I see Chapter 169, so I won't read it for free. Azeroth Soviet Union?

Author, if the background of your writing is the ordinary Middle Ages, there would be no problem, but this is the world of Azeroth, a world where individual power suppresses the collective. Playing with capital and liberation, are you really not afraid of the boss overturning the table?

In the last few posts, there are only two or three characters with one comma, which is really uncomfortable to read.

First, I have seen the great development of the Western Dragon Legion, but there is still no Dragon Legion appearing, and no Dragon Envoy from Wyrmrest Temple has come to deal with it, and there has been no diplomatic mediation regarding the Black Dragon Legion's majestic appearance in the human kingdom. There is no most crazy blue dragon king to carry out destructive revenge. Instead, the tribe was the first to come over to seek cooperation... It is speculated that the author may have magically changed the historical development, otherwise it would not be justified for the Black Dragon Legion not to be hunted down by the Giant Dragon Legion. Moreover, the protagonist's ally Black Dragon was overly exaggerated. Having strength does not mean that humans have not faced it before. Especially in the second war, humans were one of the main forces facing the red dragon. Although it was just a baby dragon, it still gave birth to a baby, but it did not appear to be fragile. In the original history, the Black Dragon Princess was expelled from the kingdom by humans. If she were as strong as in the novel, she could just kill the entire kingdom guard and leave, and she would not dare to come out of her lair. The power system has obviously been compressed into ordinary people. Then it elevated various manifestations of industrialization. Second, the issue of food and hunger. World of Warcraft is a magical world, especially the planet Azeroth, an incredible place where star souls exist. Not to mention the numerous deadly carnivores, all races have never experienced famine due to food. Even Old Fording can point you to the path to obtain food in a place full of death. Back then, Lordaeron had to rely on food to prevent the plague from breaking out. It can be seen that food has never been a big problem. He could also support the entire kingdom, instead of being exploited by the nobles until they couldn't even afford food. As for the tribe, despite the fact that the Barrens is barren, there are the largest group of wild boar people alive there, as well as a group of carnivorous raptors and lions all over the region. What is poor there is only water resources, not no food sources. Otherwise, how could we build the largest tribal ranch there? The author has a very creative idea in order to write an infrastructure for Azeroth. After all, I have seen a lot of fighting and killing, and the farming style is also good. But if some core issues are not handled well, it can easily lead to jokes. For example, humans and orcs will cry when they see a boatload of grain. I think this is just like how Westerners feel that Easterners are moved to tears when they see clean food and water. It is full of arrogance and prejudice. Other minor problems, such as too many qualifying words and exaggerated and repetitive side descriptions, are okay, but if the above two big problems are not solved, this book will not be read at all, because it is not written about a magical exotic land like Azeroth, but an ordinary low-magic world.

This is well written. If you like medieval infrastructure, you can feel free to read it.

The writing is good, but it's too frustrating and useless. I have only read a few chapters now. If it is still like this in the future, I would be very sorry for Goldfinger. Most people may keep it on their bookshelf and won't subscribe too much.