Worker in Azeroth

On April 26, 2005, the national server of World of Warcraft was launched into public beta. That day, countless young people stepped into the new world of Azeroth. Among them are students, office workers, and ordinary people from all walks of life. They may not have thought that this game would become the most colorful part of their youth. Forrest Gump is one of them. From the first time I saw the sunshine of Elwynn Forest in the sweltering Internet cafe in Wuhan, to the bloody battle of the forty-person team in the Molten Core; from the grand scene of the server when Ahn'Qiraj opened, to the attention of everyone when the Dark Portal opened; from the confusion and reluctance when the server was stopped, to the hardships of the expedition to Taiwan; from the fall of Deathwing, to the fog of Pandaria... Nine years have witnessed the youth of a generation. This is a story about youth, brothers, and dreams. This is the story of each of us. Maybe you have left Azeroth, maybe you are still holding on. But no matter what, those years of staying up late playing dungeons together, those brothers who laughed and cried together, those memories of blood and glory will never fade. For brothers. For Azeroth. For those youthful years that will never fade