Azeroth's Redemption

What am I going to write about a good Azeroth upgrade adventure...

I want to see the ancient god N'Zoth, he is so cute

If you have friends who like it, you can set some characters yourself. I will put your characters into the novel when they are more suitable. The character settings can fit the World of Warcraft worldview + technology, etc. You can also use a fantasy medieval worldview, which is pretty much the same. It's set up well so I don't have to go through the trouble of setting up the character myself. Old book friends from the past all know that I would choose characters from the character cards given out to them as important supporting roles. So, let everyone's creative passion overwhelm me. This book has been signed and there will be no problem in finishing it. The follow-up word count must be at least 2 million words. Book friends who have insights into the plot or follow-up can join Q group 602840078. Thank you for your support.

A good book has the potential to become a god. Keep the pace and write slowly. After writing it, read it yourself first, check to see if there are any typos, and whether the wording and sentence construction can be improved. It is taboo to send "knife" randomly, for example: "tauren, virgin bitch, giving away daughter, script killing, etc..."

Just make a few female protagonists, don't create original female protagonists

The beginning of this article looks like the one I read before about the awakening of NPCs. Let's wait and see first.

Just like the title, the more I write about it these days, the more awkward it becomes because it doesn't fit in well with the title of the book. Later, I thought that it would be much better to change my name, so I had to change my name.

As I said in the post, this is a major logical problem. Can you imagine a human tavern owner saying that for Elune's sake? Totally OOC.

The plot is roughly the awakening of NPCs, but a single-player farming reform . The writing is quite smooth, but when the awakening section takes up a lot of space, it may not be suitable for the article that was originally thought to be an interactive type of article with players, but suddenly changed to a single player.

Will later players still enter the scene?

Let me ask, is the protagonist an indigenous person?

Is he the author of The Scarlet Lord?

Support me, compared to the dozen or so Warcraft fanfics last year, there are very few this year. I'm almost finished writing my own. So deserted! I don't know if I want to write about Warcraft again in my next book. How difficult!

The introduction and beginning are almost exactly the same as another NPC book. Has the author communicated with the author of that book?

I don't know why the popularity is so low. The writing is very smooth. I read it in one sitting.