Sword of Dawn

The so-called lack of superstition means that the protagonist admires a certain hero so much... That even if he tortures the protagonist a thousand times, the protagonist still treats him like his first love.

The author of this book must be super cute, because I can already smell the cuteness in the words, and I can't help it!

This book is a good book worth reading. The plot is compact and the plot is exciting. It is much better than some other life dramas that are as bland as boiled water. But no matter what, here's another thumbs up. Secondly, the protagonist's characterization is quite delicate.

It's a really good book. I hope to become a great god soon and be worshiped by thousands of people! 🌹🌹

Read the author, I despise you, I despise you for being so slow, I didn't finish reading until I was satisfied 😵😵😵😵

Now that you have gone through the most difficult stage, there is no reason to give up easily! If you put in the effort, you will gain something. Come on, author!

It is suggested that the author should concentrate on writing a book.

When naming a book like this, you should add the word "Warcraft"~~~~

Why does the protagonist want to return to Lordaeron? Just want to see the plot up close? Normally, how far should you walk?

How about dual cultivation of magic and martial arts? Think about it, after all, the water from the Sunwell cannot be drunk for free. Melee physical output alone is not easy to write down~~~.

It's not the similarities in setting or timing, but the writing style, especially the conversational style that likes to divide two sentences of a paragraph into two paragraphs. The first chapter is indeed similar, the way the protagonist wakes up seems to be exactly the same. But one is from DND and the other is from Azeroth, so they can't plagiarize or anything like that. Is that weird way of talking just to facilitate reading on a mobile phone?

Silver Hand Recruit~ As a human paladin player in wow, I still like paladin.

World of Warcraft-type books are still quite popular, but there are very few well-written ones. Warcraft is difficult to write because there are too many plots, and many authors cannot understand them all. My suggestion is that you should not refer to more than half of the plot of World of Warcraft, otherwise the book will be useless. There are too many plots that are not easy to fill in. Many authors are trapped here and cannot get up.

It's a little confusing. Is this a time-travel to WOW or a game? And what's the relationship between pig's feet and Anduin Lothar? After all, their surname is Lothar. He was also beaten by three soldiers. It's generally impossible, right? If it is really Lothar. If nothing else, at least he is a noble. How dare three soldiers attack a noble? It's impossible even if Lothar dies. And why is it a black dragon? There are still some things I can't understand Well, it's just a few chapters now. I hope the author will explain it one by one later.

Collect some sidekicks (nothing outside of Azeroth) Name: Occupation: Race: Gender: Only the natives of Azeroth, my dears (the best races are humans, undead, dark iron dwarves, ogres, and werewolves~!~) Taurens, orcs, quilboars, mantids, lizardmen, and other creatures that will not appear in the Eastern Kingdom for the time being... Just leave it alone.