Lord of Warcraft: A Human Hall from the Start

It's been over ten years since I've read a book that includes a Warcraft base travel through time. Keep it up, author!

If you like the Mountain King, just say so, or you can just randomly get a Mountain King. Saying the Mountain King is the best and has the most advantages is nonsense. Mages need to develop, but you can learn skills right from the start. Two mages, not to mention the Archmage's aura, two skills: Blizzard and Summon Water Elemental—which one can't be leveled up quickly?

The premise is excellent, but the writing is lacking. Of course, this is just my subjective opinion. In my view, a game is a game, and reality is reality. At most, resources can be converted. The author's setting, where game units need to be converted from real-world people, is one idea, but upon closer examination, too many problems arise. I can think of two: First, the population limit.

Please, this is really important. 😭😭😭

How can the son of an uncle and aunt be a cousin? Is the author a foreigner? We Chinese always say "cousin" or "brother-in-law" in Chinese.

Adding some other races wouldn't be a bad idea either.

It's been years since I've read a good Warcraft story; I'll wait and read it later.

Will it summon Jaina, the Windranger sisters, Tyrande, Maiev, Shandris, Liadrin, and the Scarlet Four? Will there be buildings like taverns, dragon nests, and mercenary camps? And what about gnolls, kobolds, bears, trolls, boarmen, walruses, bandit lords, various wizard units, and Daranelians?

What year is it tonight? The Renaissance has begun.

The book became a huge hit in exchange for the author becoming pregnant for a year out of nowhere.