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Azeroth: A Journey Through a Magical Otherworld 艾泽拉斯魔法异界行
My new book is next door: Azeroth’s Order Mage. Arcane magic, knowledge, the pursuit of knowledge, order, duty. The disaster has yet to arrive, and there is still a chance to change everything. As time passes, an Archmage born of rigorous training gradually gains control over a power no other mage has ever wielded. I can change the future because I have already foreseen it. P.S. The timeline begins in the middle of the First Orc War, in the third year of the Dark Portal.
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Lost in Azeroth 迷失在艾泽拉斯
The history of World of Warcraft is full of tragedies and regrets. When Su Chen unexpectedly arrives in the real world of Azeroth, he sets his mind on changing those tragic endings and saving the poor souls caught up in them. Of course, the first person he needs to save is himself, because he is now Arthas... This is actually a story about the Lich King personally leading a group of beautiful women through all kinds of World of Warcraft dungeons.
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The Dragon That Devours the World 吞噬世界之龙
In Norse mythology, the Vikings revere me as Jormungandr, the World-Encircling Serpent. In Christian mythology, Christians loathe me as the ancient dragon, the ancient serpent, Satan. In Greek mythology, the gods fear me as Typhon, the hundred-headed dragon. In Kunlun mythology, shamans fervently call me Zhulong, the Torch Dragon, Zhuyin… Mayan mythology, Buddhist mythology, Slavic mythology, Celtic mythology, Nahuatl mythology, Japanese mythology, Assyrian mythology, Egyptian mythology, Finnish
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