Warcraft: Stormwind Quest Log

This is a novel in which the protagonist gets all his money stolen by a fairy because of prostitution. He fights to pay for the room, and upgrades back to full status. He relies on this to survive. The town sheriff unilaterally believes in the false accusations of three gangsters and throws the protagonist into jail. The official organization uses coercion to lure the protagonist into a self-guided strategy to be obedient. By the way, all the protagonist's teammates are dead.

You must know that in the reality of World of Warcraft, only the mage SS can hold up a whole world. The so-called warriors, knights and druids are basically clowns. You can change the druids into dragons later, and thieves are too low in World of Warcraft. The only one who is somewhat famous is Garona, who is still controlled by SS.

It is the lowest level to use disgusting readers to create conflict with the protagonist.

The author vividly depicts the image of a low-level gangster who is greedy for profit. Without the golden finger and the author's plot, he would not be able to survive for more than a year.

The starting time of this book is chosen in the 17th year of Black Gate in order to give the protagonist a relatively reasonable time to grow up so that he can participate in the "big events" outside the circle. The Battle of Mount Hyjal The Stratholme Problem The Destruction of Lordaeron Fighting the Scourge In fact, around the 17th year of Black Gate, this time point can be regarded as a blank area on the "Warcraft" timeline. Not to mention passers-by or most players, even "World of Warcraft Chronicles" only briefly mentions this period of time, leaving no details. Therefore, if the protagonist, as a time traveler, could accurately grasp the historical context of more than ten years from the Second War to the Battle of Mount Hyjal, it would be too outrageous and uncoordinated. As a veteran player of World of Warcraft, I don't think I can explain what has happened in the past few years if I didn't have access to information. Also, let me add something. This book combines the world settings of the two games "World of Warcraft" and "Warcraft". In order to connect the stories together conveniently, there will be some time adjustments to the details while the key events remain unchanged. Many old players, please don't take it too seriously, otherwise the story will not be good. For example: According to Blizzard's official records, the reconstruction of Stormwind City was completed in just three to five years, which I personally think is too unreasonable. Given the scale of Stormwind City and the productivity conditions at the time, completion in ten years would be considered efficient. Including the rebellion of the Stonemasons Guild and the execution of the Black Dragon Princess Onyxia, the time span in between reached an exaggerated more than ten years. In the game, King Wa thought he was 28 years old and was tricked by the Black Dragon Princess, causing the shipwreck of Kalimdor. This is normal in the game, but very unreasonable in the novel. This book will adjust and optimize these events one by one, gradually showing the famous heroes in the story: Varian, Arthas, Jaina, Thrall, etc... The author imagines that the protagonist, as a non-hardcore player, can only contact the meetings in the past life when he comes into contact with the big events out of the circle. Hereby Congratulations to all readers May the Holy Light be with you May Mother Earth protect you (cross out)

Readers hate slow pace because updates are slow. As long as you update enough, it's not a problem.

The Uncrowned King of Stormwind City, Grand Master of the Knights of the Silver Hand, Archbishop of the Church of the Holy Light, Guardian of Lordaeron, Nemesis of the Old Gods, Terminator of the Scourge, Champion of Azeroth, Commander of the Lightforged Expedition, Hammerbreaker. Ron Stone speaks. 👏👏👏👏👏👏

I came in because of the sentence about summoning the succubus, but you turned out to be a thief?

There is a saying that thieves will never be ranked. In reality, there is no game balance, and I can't see how strong I am. When I saw the latest chapter, I felt like I could never defeat a dragon in my life, and the six major powers were even more untouchable. What the introduction said about summoning succubi really made me laugh. With your protagonist's current physical fitness, let's beat the imp first.

That's why I don't add it to the bookshelf. Your Slow Heat is basically the same as several other Goblin Slime books. It has a difficult start, various troubles in the missions, the protagonist happens to kill by chance or just upgrades, and then encounters bigger troubles, such as teammate problems, encountering a monster or a group of monsters that exceeds the squad. It is basically the same. The only difference between you and them is that they are original. You are a fan, but the plot is basically the same, so it is better to read the original, right?

The title of the book seems to be an attempt to imitate the record of working in Stormwind City and opening your mission log, but I usually ignore this kind of book that talks to itself with a [] tag and has its own alias and alias. Can Shen Nong tell me how good this slow-burn road adventure is?

Cyber ​​Tomb, take time to burn incense

After reading it, let me know your thoughts. The slow progression of the plot may not be a problem. There is already a fast-paced book written by Lao Lu (the protagonist is Prince Drake, I forgot the title). This one is slow-paced and good at writing some low-level daily life. Many people have written about saving the world and facing the Burning Legion of the Ancient God, but the charm of the world of Azeroth does not end there. It is also a good choice to delve deeper into the line of the Defias Brotherhood. Most Warcraft fans just mention Van Cleef and kick him away like a pebble, but there are still quite a lot of NPCs related to him in the game. It is estimated that the next plot will involve Milly's vineyard, the mini-boss Gadrick, the cunning Morgani, Thoros Lightfinger, the shipping director of Gerald's dock, and the new task NPC in the turtle suit, etc. Personally, I hope that the author can write as detailed a story as possible, and fill in all the tasks related to Elwynn Forest and the newly added tasks in the turtle server as much as possible. It is best to have 500,000 words and still have to fight wits and courage with the murlocs in the Western Wilderness. Really don't expand too fast. There are too many things like punching ancient gods and kicking demons, riding dragons and hugging girls, chatting and laughing with Titans, and shouting about giant dragons, and it's no longer interesting to watch.

From the original cows and horses to another world, cows and horses should be said to be lower than cows and horses.

The protagonist was threatened to become a black slave. If you didn't see it, there's no need to torture yourself.

I want to say that the plot of being framed and then forced to join the Seventh Army is really unpleasant.

This author has only played the new version, and has not understood the background story. The story of the 1960s is like Naru. Let me see through the defense directly.

Hundreds of people invested but only four left messages

Everyone, this book is full of the author's fantasy about the game world. When I read it, I was involved in it. But after I calmed down after reading it, I realized that the fate arranged by the author for the protagonist is very dramatic, but I read it from a third-party perspective. , The protagonist, the undercover agent, looks similar to the undercover agent in Hong Kong TV series The Young and the Dangerous, not even that good, haha, the protagonist joins MI7 and learns the skills, then comes out and trains for 4 days at most. He is basically a new recruit. If he gets a little more advanced, he will be good. It's the National Security Bureau who put an informant in an armed wage-demanding union. They basically use the protagonist as consumables. Now the protagonist is drifting with the crowd and can't help himself. If you want to see the protagonist counterattack, you can save it and read more words. Otherwise, I'm afraid you won't be able to persist.

The main reason why many people write about this type of sudden death is that he feels that the slowness is not the same as the reader's slowness. Especially when it comes to upgrades and skills, the failure is either big or not. When you can kill monsters and become stronger, relying on redundant writing to delay time will only make people annoying, and there is no need to write so many difficulties and plots. No one likes to watch someone cry every day.

What about updates? ! No more support? ! 😭

To sum it up in one sentence, the useless protagonist is very frustrating to watch.

Raised to death😭

Invest some, there are not many Warcraft works that end well.

I wanted to give it a vote because of its characteristics. It's too strong.