I Am Alsace

In fact, I think that although not many people have read this book, it can be regarded as a truly realistic book, because from the development process of the protagonist, we can know that the protagonist, as a time traveler, wants to change the tragedy in his heart, but in fact he does not. A life of tragedy and frustration is actually not perfect, but in fact, human emotions are very complex, and 90% of emotions in the world are actually tragedies, and if you have not experienced tragedy, the protagonist must not be able to withstand the storm. It can be said that this Although this book is very sad if you put it from the perspective of the protagonist, it can be said to be a relatively real episode. In fact, only after experiencing this kind of tragedy can the protagonist truly become a qualified leader. Of course, it is not suitable for the current novel environment. After all, everyone is as busy at work as his son. Reading novels is enough to laugh and feel refreshed. Not many people want to self-abuse themselves for a sense of reality, but if you really read it, I think it will give people a deep feeling.

Sylvanas was turned into a black dragon by Deathwing, and she laid eggs with the black dragon father and son every day. Various girls were given away to die, Vereesa was given away, Marlan died, Valeela took a risk with the protagonist and fell in love with the protagonist, but later the memory was modified and the protagonist became Varian and fell in love with Varian. Varian sleeps with the protagonist's sister and has a child, making Valeera the queen... Um, I looked at other people's comments. Is this true? Can I still read this?

Regarding Sargeras here, he became the Dark Titan because of the Nasrezim, so is the Eredar still an early demon setting?

Warcraft 3 Reforged is coming out in 2019, and those models are so cool! Come on, author＾0＾~

I, 2234 (Second Fool), make money.

Speaking of settings, Maiev's character was racist before 6.0

Regarding age, Kel'Thuzad was already past middle age when he went to find Ner'zhul, right?

He likes to cause trouble, has wisdom and causes crises, and is extremely powerful. At first, Treggia gave me the impression that he was an ancient god. Now I think that the comparison between the ancient gods and Treggia is simply mocking Tregia**

If you look at it from the earliest days to now, you can obviously see that the author's writing is getting better and better, and more exciting, and more importantly, there is a kind of persistence that many people don't have now.

A few more chapters were blocked, and a summary of a dozen words was also blocked. I was really convinced.

Illidan's age during the War on Mount Hyjal was 13,500

Recently, in order to improve the speed, there may be some deficiencies and errors in the details. Your criticisms and corrections are welcome.

Deathwing has appeared in the storm, and the end is coming soon

Zul'jin? How did he survive the attack of the undead?

Well, the author is just missing a plot of Nightmare 7. When will the plot of Nightmare 7 be restored?

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival😄

Speaking of which, I can't find this book in search.

I hope that the author can update faster, and I hope that the author can update more chapters each time.

Jaina, I can understand, what about Sylvanas?

Asking an unrelated question, the author should have read the official Heroes of the Storm comic, right?

The streets have been busy with some tasks recently (city creation, stability maintenance, safety, environmental protection). In addition, it is not easy to upload during special periods, so the speed will be slower, sorry for that.

I would like to know some of the author's thoughts about Sylvanas. The earliest author's thought was that the heroine was Sylvanas, right?

Received the monastery's big white legs?

A group of friends made a campaign based on this article. I wonder if the author is interested in giving it a try.

Is there any book group? If so, please tag me.

I haven't been back for a long time. How are the author and the other two brothers doing lately?

Personally, I think that whether the tribe or the alliance is a whole in name, it is actually just a loose federation like the European Union. To put it bluntly, several forces have signed military alliances and defense alliances with each other under the common interests. They are not of the same mind. After all, nobles and politicians are actually the kind who are always polite on the surface, but once People who fall out of favor faster than reading a book when they feel the interest, such as the Horrible Totem in the Horde, the Wolf King in the Alliance, Alterac, etc. Furthermore, I personally believe that there are no real leaders and politicians in Warcraft. The kings are all heroic warriors who don't care about power... Varian is like this, and so is Magni... Can you still be the king in reality like this? ? So I personally really want to see Warcraft as a world, but many background settings give me the feeling that I can't see it as a world. Finally, let me talk about my personal views on the Alliance and the Horde. I personally think that the seven human kingdoms of the Alliance should be based on the Seven Kingdoms of Britain. The orcs opening the Black Gate to attack the Blizzard should be based on the war between the Vikings and the Seven Kingdoms of Britain. Anduin Lothar should be Alfred the Great (who led the Saxons to unite the Seven Kingdoms to repel the Vikings in history). (Legendary Lord of Attack), so I personally feel that the world view of Warcraft should be that of the Seven Kingdoms of Britain and the Crusades. Of course, World of Warcraft is not. Finally, it is the plot problem of this book, that is, the author boss said that the later period will be mainly undead, but if you look at it now, the protagonist will not become undead, but will become more and more like As a leader, I personally think that in the later stage, we will focus on killing the undead. Since we focus on killing the undead, it is unwise to start a war with the tribe now. Although it is modified based on the Wheel of Hatred, neither Dark Night, nor the tribe, nor the undead want to see the protagonist's power grow. Of course, Dark Night may help the protagonist under the banner of the tribe breaking the agreement, but This will definitely happen when the protagonist fails in the war or is about to be destroyed, and if he wants to fight the undead in the future, then he will need the power of the tribe and the dark night to unite and fight together. Now the war will definitely consume a lot of people and troops, and they will not be able to recover after a few years of training, so I think the boss will arrange some small-scale conflicts, but he will not arrange a real war.

And those Dreadlords don't have a role? Balnazzar, Deserok, Mephistos?

Boss, will you write a novel after this book? Because in my opinion, this book is one of the few novels in which the protagonist has truly integrated into the world of Azeroth. It is much better than many novels in which Warcraft travelers directly wear the hat of a prophet and make random changes based on their own understanding of the game plot, because in that case, the protagonist does not integrate into the world of Azeroth, and does not integrate into the world of Azeroth. I didn't experience the different worldviews of each race. I only had feelings for NPCs in the game, but Boss's novels allowed me to see people who are truly integrated into Azeroth. All worldviews are seen from the perspective of an Azeroth native, not from the perspective of a player. I hope Boss will open a second book after this book is completed. I don't know if it will be based on Warcraft.

The combat description is a flaw! ! Especially when the protagonist competes with Wrynn... It can be seen that he is really bad at describing battles... This is the only chapter that is good 😅😅😅