Azeroth's Super Electromagnetic Cannon

The good news is not AI. The bad news is that players wrote books without researching the market. There are a lot of minor flaws, but the plot is pretty smooth and the logic makes sense. It's rated as high-end food. Those who don't play WoW are just ordinary food. If you ask me to say it's better than the one written by Blizzard's screenwriter, do you understand?

Is the electromagnetic gun strong enough? Let's be a magnetic field guy.

In chapter seven, the protagonist's mouth said the wrong thing at least three times? Is this a new way to advance the plot?

Emmmm read the introduction. . It's the other way around. . Earth, water, fire and wind serve the shaman? ? It's the shaman who serves them (゜Д゜)

The level of food in this book is, in my opinion, that of Guanyin. If you really don't want to eat, you can read it. It has a sense of smoothness and immersion, which is why it is considered Guanyintu As for the power system, in Chapter 1, I saw that the protagonist's golden finger can only communicate with the elements, and I felt explosive. Anyone who often reads novels about the world of Warcraft knows that there are no six forces at all. The position of the elements means that the upper limit has been directly locked, and the available plot options have basically come to an end, not to mention the beginning of the cut-in. The Orc War has ended, and there is basically not much plot left to write Then there is the protagonist's IQ, how much has been missed, why can't he control his mouth? You can't walk when you see a beautiful woman, right? The one at the end of Chapter 7, you can't say I've played a game or something, but he got poisoned and ran away in an instant, is he a human? Furthermore, I saw some foreshadowing. The fish after getting off the boat, I guess it is a certain Void Lord. This is what I want to say. Without a golden finger, how can you fight against the Void? Except for the Stone Mother, the other elemental monarchs are either demons or slaves of the void, let alone arcane magic. Aren't the elements just tools of the Titans? The masters of the elements, the Titans, are all contaminated by the void. If you don't have a golden finger, how can you fight against the void? After reading Chapter 1, I wanted to ask this question. I thought that since it was on the new book list, I should barely be able to read it. Alas, my brain was polluted again. They say that the protagonist's IQ follows the author's 😥😥

Shamans say that it sounds good to communicate with elements, but in reality it means either surrender or slavery. In World of Warcraft, elements are the basis for the birth of planets and even the guards of star soul planets. Moreover, each element has a different personality. You still play with electricity, that is, the storm element. Your personality is as erratic as a mine, and you also use electromagnetic guns. You are funny 😂😂😂😂

The shaman's elemental power is borrowed. If he says he won't use it, he won't let you use it. It's even more frustrating than the Holy Light.

To be honest, the plot is so draggy that two or three chapters can be spent on any boat. The logic is confusing. Since the Blood Demon wanted to get something and run away, of course he ran all the way. When he saw the undead at the farm at night, he reported it the next day, and the main force rushed to the farm. By this time, the Blood Demon had already been running wildly for a day and a night. The description of the battle is also awkward, and there is also the scene where the sword that saves a person is stabbed directly into the brain of the Cerberus from the mouth.

Inexplicable delivery of a letter, inexplicable hugging of the elf's "thigh" Inexplicable kneeling in reality...

Now that the protagonist can communicate with the elements, the wind elements can float, and the water elements gather to form water for drinking. These can be done, and the protagonist still feels like an ordinary person. Just use your skills when you encounter an enemy, which you wouldn't normally use.

Moreover, the part-time job is not at the starting point, and the old tentacle monster is indeed the ceiling for Warcraft fans at the starting point.

Why isn't it called Azeroth Electromagnetic Trail? Are you afraid to update it 🙂

The shaman profession is basically synonymous with the zone in Azeroth. You have an affinity with the elements, and the elements have elemental lords on their heads. The elements are not even the six major forces, but more like derived secondary forces, and their future is really limited. Holy light, evil energy, arcane, nature, void (shadow), death, elements are more like branches of nature. Nature is already very different, and elements are even more different. The way of shamanism is to have a good relationship with the elements. The elements will give you a slap in the face, and you will directly change from extraordinary to a roadside person. If the disadvantage of the power of Holy Light is that the authority dog ​​can directly block your Holy Light, then the disadvantage of the elements is more obvious than this. Elements, a basic unit without consciousness, can make you look bad.

Why don't you let your uncle from another world travel through time and show you what the real world is like?

I've already used my electromagnetic gun, but I still can't use the wind element to fly. It really hurts my feet.

As the title says, to save your life, use the manual dog head. I'm a gamer

In the first chapter, there is a difference between releasing poison and asking the young Liu Bei if he was sworn to Guan Yu and Zhang Fei to establish the Shu Kingdom and Han Dynasty.

Both are life-based professions, but the shaman is much worse than the druid. The druid is a mage who cultivates himself, but the shaman relies on the elements to provide support.

Three and a half chapters, prediction: emotional drama will explode

But some of the dialogues are quite funny.

Good news, I found the World of Warcraft road text meal replacement. Bad news, the meal replacement balance is insufficient 😭 Personally, I feel it has great potential. Although it was flawed at the beginning, it has gradually improved in the follow-up. The Warcraft road novel is most afraid of the original plot. The author only needs to combine the background of the characters in the original world and write his own story, which will definitely attract players like me.

The writing is very good, and the reasonable growth of combat power can give people a sense of adventure 🙂 I don't like that many fans have to fight high-level bosses immediately at the beginning. The protagonist who is still in the growth stage can write a tortuous story in the struggle (A personal suggestion is to avoid very emotional descriptions in the future and focus on the rigorously conceived plot, because there are many female characters currently appearing, which makes people afraid of such a development)

The effectiveness of the civil war in the book fluctuates from high to low, especially in the newly updated chapters. Taking a look at the newly updated chapters as a whole, your pictures sound a bit like "The Monkey King and the White Bone Demon fight for 300 rounds". The world view of this book is obviously adapted from the world view of World of Warcraft. In World of Warcraft, the difference between a dragon and a griffon is obviously the distance between an eagle and a house sparrow. In these pictures, it is obviously the image of the fire-breathing lizard in the American TV series.

From the chronology: The first is the six elements of garbage that are translated: wind, fire, water, earth, soul (spirit) and decay (decay). So it seems that shamans are playing with the elements of fire, water, earth, and wind, but in fact they are playing with soul and withering. This is the true way of shamanism (that is, the meaning of spirit and decadence) The chronicle mentioned: Shamanic culture has long been pursuing the harmonious coexistence of eternity and elements and turning it into use. In order to achieve this goal, they summoned the primitive power from the "soul" and "zero". Shamans who work to bring balance among the elements rely on the spirit (sometimes called the "fifth element", what monks refer to as "chi"). This power that nurtures all things makes the world and all things interconnected and integrated. "Wither" is a method used by shamans to conquer the elements and transform them into weapons. (The translation of this paragraph is also terrible... It didn't even mention "forced surrender" and just skipped it) In other words, if you are obedient, use spirit to make you obedient. If you are not, use decline to make you obedient So the dark shaman is very confused. Elements that cannot be controlled must be suppressed, but suppressing it will also reduce the power you can control. Looking at the orc shaman, you can clearly feel that you are almost at odds. The element can actually unilaterally reject the shaman! Ai Xing's wilderness worshipers don't know how to use it, so they can use it however they want. The explanation of the ancient elemental war in the chronicles is that Ai-chan swallowed most of the fifth element and started to fight without the balance of power.

Personally, I suggest you write more about the interactions between elements. The elements are quite cute and can be made into a feature that attracts readers.

I really like the explanations you added at the right time in the article. It's good for non-Warcraft players and not too lengthy.

In a world where there are prophets, magic, holy light, and the ability to pass through the Dark Portal, is it always secretive?

The power of the soul serves as the base, with strong mental power and affinity with elements, which can communicate and drive elements Elemental Prayer (shaman, elite level) Elemental Fusion (ascendant, hero level) Elemental Lord (completely dominates at least one element, can command other secondary elements, demigod level) Elemental Master (the four major elements belong to oneself, achieve godhood, titan level) First Born (unify the six forces, the only true god)

Elements like animals have low IQs, and those with low IQs agree that those with big fists are rational.

The Undead Paladin has come out, doesn't the author keep up with current events?