The Resurgence of Monsters from Another World

Hey, it seems that most novels about the World of Warcraft base will have the protagonist have four races, and then gradually, there will be only one main development race, and the other three are just soy sauce. Let me tell you, it would be better to let the protagonist only own one Warcraft race from the beginning, let the protagonist concentrate on developing one race, and at the same time accept some creatures with the same attributes from other worlds to join his race. For example, the undead tribe can create some distinctive undead creatures, and then find ways to integrate them into the undead tribe, or use a Pluto-like identity to attract some existences like necromancers from other worlds, and let them make contracts with the undead creatures in the hands of the protagonist. It's the same with other elves, orcs, and humans. I've always felt that giving a novel protagonist a race is enough to enrich the story of a book. There are also some interstellar novels that throw all four races into the protagonist, which I think is redundant.

I have never played World of Warcraft, but I have played Warcraft. The maximum population limit is 100. Creating buildings only requires trees and gold coins, and creating creatures requires trees, gold coins and population. I originally thought this was already very crude... But the author directly made it an even cruder energy value QAQ The population limit has been completely removed. All creations only require the energy value provided by the Warcraft crystal core. My heart is broken... 1 Ton of food only costs 10 energy points, and a level 3 Warcraft gives 100 energy points. I think the protagonist can completely exchange food for the orcs for magic crystals and make a fortune... After looking at the medium-sized tribes in this world, I find it difficult to accept... The tribe of 8,000 trolls is not about the huge number, but in terms of nature, a level 8 troll becomes the unitary leader of a troll tribe because of his occupation... It was promised that the orcs will never be slaves. ... The Chief You was replaced so casually... The Chief You was so easily discarded... The new Chief You made no contribution to the tribe at all, and showed neither wisdom nor strength, so you just replaced him casually... He rose to the position just because of his profession... Don't tell me the importance of shadow hunters to trolls... I don't believe that trolls can't survive without this magical profession. They have disappeared for so long. If trolls still survive on the mainland, it turns out that shadow hunters can be completely replaced by priests or shamans. His existence is just a symbol of troll history and has little practical significance. If I were a member of the trolls, I would not accept it even if they beat me to death. I would definitely challenge this new Youchang who came out of nowhere. But in the end, not one of the 8,000 people resisted... This is not a slave... Unless the protagonist is probably the illegitimate son of the goddess of luck... There's just so much I want to complain about… I am still very grateful to the author for writing this Warcraft novel, which makes me reminisce about those years. Come on, author...

Let's start from the first chapter. It seems very casual and relaxed, but it is not too complicated. It is a very dramatic time travel and then meets the first person in the other world, and then the first laugh begins. It really makes people feel that the author is thoughtful and makes people want to read on. I really want to know how the next plot will evolve. It's just that I really didn't expect that there would be an anti-time travel story so soon. To be honest, I don't have a good impression of anti-time travel stories because I was watching another world...

With this style of writing, it goes without saying that it was definitely written by a primary school student.

This is the second time I read this book. I gave up the book when I first saw it. I love the subject of Warcraft so much that I read it again after such a long time. This time I got to Chapter 8. I can't stand it. I really can't stand it. A crooked system and a lewd dividing line. It's really annoying. It's a routine from decades ago. Which one of these two routines will become a great master? If you don't learn the good stuff, it's useless to learn these things. All good subjects will be ruined by rubbish writers.

What a dish, I fell in love with it just by hearing the name. What an idiot.

I felt relieved when I saw my grades were so bad. It was so poisonous.

🥺 Of course, you are welcome to give your opinions on the following article. The previous article cannot be changed...

It would be better if there wasn't that girl. It's really disgusting. I fell in love with her at first sight. Oh, isn't she just a stud?

After taking a look, let me say rubbish

I never expected that the author is still a fan of Creed, hahaha, I bought all the Creed series 🤭

I have written millions of words without being rigorous, and I was lazy on a few words in my name.

[Fn=2_1]First of all, I originally planned to set this up as a pit. A huge prehistoric pit. A pit that affects the protagonist's character. However, due to various imaginative reasons, the progress of filling this hole is a bit long.

Why is Ho Daddy green-skinned😓? Why did the orc tribe at the beginning use cavalry to guard the gate, but no infantry?