
The Heroes of the Late Han's Adventure in Azeroth
汉末群豪的艾泽拉斯奇遇
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- Western Fantasy
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Lu Bu was probably reincarnated as a demon, joined the Burning Legion, and recognized Archimonde as his adoptive father. Jia Xu, a cowardly strategist, is likely a Forsaken. Huang Zhong is simply a high elf. 🤭
Holy crap, this subject matter is a bit weird, let me take another look.
Why did the Imperial Uncle's Infinite Universe suddenly open up?
A new player after Shinji Ikari and Lu Mingfei
Is Liu Bei also about to attain enlightenment in the heavens?
Recently, there seem to be some novels featuring "Three Kingdoms characters transmigrating to another world, with Liu Bei as the main character" 🙂. Besides this one about Azeroth, there's also a Warhammer 40K novel. Is Liu Bei about to become the embodiment of destiny? 😁
Authors should either avoid developing multiple storylines or establish a single main plot and integrate other storylines, otherwise the writing can easily fall apart.
I think the portrayal of Liu Bei's inner journey as a Vrykul is quite good. A powerful warlord reincarnated in the unfamiliar Azeroth, he directly confronts the Lich King's army. Initially a bystander, he observes his surroundings, marveling at immortality and power, only to discover that the price of this power clashes with Liu Bei's values of benevolence and righteousness.
Here's a little suggestion: mark the lines you write so it's easier to skip to the subscription section. It's not that I don't like reading about Cao Cao and Sun Jian, it's just that I lack the motivation to read the side stories.
🙂Warcraft has been retconning more and more content since the Legion expansion, even going so far as to remove concepts written just moments before. I wonder what the authors are planning to do.
I suggest the author focus on creating a storyline about Liu Bei!
I suggest focusing primarily on Liu Bei's storyline, while Cao Cao and Sun Jian can be briefly mentioned as background information. I prefer reading about Liu Bei's storyline!
The contrast is striking.
The underlying themes are completely different. Although both are stories and novels, the ideas accumulated over several decades or hundreds of years in the Three Kingdoms period are completely overwhelmed by the mythical beasts that exist over thousands or tens of thousands of years and are immortal. They feel like they are not even in the same dimension.