Warcraft: Conquering Another World

This firecracker is too far away and has no power.

It's so disgusting. As a lord, what kind of woman does he want? Spying on my fourth sister-in-law, if my guess is correct, all five sisters-in-law should be included in the harem.

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I feel like the protagonist is not a college student. He is just like my nephew who is in elementary school. He is full of happiness and innocence. I definitely praise him.

Looking at the name, I thought it was from Warcraft Sword Master Another World Zongheng

I thought it was a bit interesting and whimsical at the beginning. After several exaggerated small battles with one against ten, this novel has gradually broken away from the category of World of Warcraft and developed towards an ordinary war novel. Regardless of the exaggerated financial expansion (millions and tens of millions of gold coins), or the forced finding of hostile forces for the protagonist to start a war (a bandit force with hundreds of thousands of troops?), It is really outrageous for a son to enter the outrageous mother's house, it is so outrageous! I can't read any more, I feel so sick when I see such nonsense...

This book has too much nonsense. After the introduction, it goes on to describe what it was originally like. It has been said over and over again, and it is annoying to the point of reading. The word count is completely confusing. Just like in the picture, the orcs were originally simple and honest, but after following the protagonist for a long time, they learned to be as cunning as him. Isn't that the end of it? Then there comes another orc who originally didn't understand anything, but it was the protagonist's words and deeds that taught them, so why say it again? This page is all about this

10 Pictures persuade me to quit, who rated it as 9 points?

I read the book reviews and said it was a good book, but after reading chapter sixty-six, my interest was greatly reduced. The author himself was speechless because the protagonist was written so cheaply and he insisted on forcing morality to speak out. Originally, it didn't matter whether the protagonist was lustful or not, as long as the plot was good, it was casual. But after seeing the reaction of the protagonist in chapter sixty-five, does it mean that he needs to be changed to a male to be decisive? I couldn't stand it any longer. I could read it if I could bear the main character's misdeeds. So I skipped it and read another book.

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