Azeroth's Super Electromagnetic Cannon

Is the electromagnetic railgun strong enough? Let's become magnetic field monsters!

Good news, it's not AI. Bad news, the book was written by a player who didn't do market research. There are quite a few minor flaws, but the plot is relatively smooth and the logic is sound. I'd rate it as high-quality fan fiction; for those who don't play WoW, it's just average. If you ask me, it's better written than Blizzard's scripts—anyone know what I mean?

The protagonist made at least three mistakes in seven chapters? Is this some kind of new way to advance the plot?

Hmm, after reading the description... It's all backwards... Earth, water, fire, and wind serve the shaman? It's the shaman who serves them! (゜Д゜)

Shamans, euphemistically called communicators of the elements, are really about either submission or enslavement. Elementals in World of Warcraft are the foundation of planetary existence, even the guardians of planets with star souls. And each element has a distinct personality. You're playing an electric elemental, specifically a storm elemental—its personality is as unpredictable as a landmine, and you're supposed to be crafting an electromagnetic cannon? Are you kidding me? 😂😂😂😂

To be honest, the plot is dragging; even finding a boat could fill two or three chapters. The logic is chaotic. If the Blood Demon wants to get the item and needs to escape, of course he should be running at full speed. The fact that he saw the undead at the farm at night and reported it the next day, with the main force arriving at the farm, means the Blood Demon has already been running for a…

In my opinion, this book's quality is so-so, you could read it if you're really starving. It does have a certain smoothness and immersion, hence the "slow" rating. Take the power system, for example. In Chapter 1, seeing the protagonist's cheat ability was simply the ability to communicate with the elements was a disaster.

The shaman's elemental power is borrowed; they can just stop giving it to you whenever they want, which is even more frustrating than the Holy Light.

In Azeroth, the Shaman class is basically synonymous with the faction itself. You're elementally friendly, and elementals have elemental lords above them. Elementals aren't even one of the six fundamental forces; they're more like derivative, secondary forces, so their future prospects are really limited.

Why not call it "Azeroth Electromagnetic Trajectory"? Are you afraid to update more frequently? 🙂