Can you recommend a novel about Thrall?

The novel was about Thrall being raised by humans, becoming a gladiator, and then escaping.
I read it in a bound magazine before
This is the part I found, please complete the part, thank you
Thrall, son of Durotan. The chief of our tribe, he was enlightened by Draktar to become a shaman, wearing Orgrim's black plate armor and holding the Storm Hammer. Although most orcs could speak human language, Thrall was the only one who could read human books. What was the legendary experience of this great tribal hero?
Young Saar
Durotan and Draka of the Frostwolf Clan gave birth to a strong little orc. Because of the tribe's tradition, he had to wait until the naming day to have his own name. But before that, Durotin's family had been assassinated. He had been left in the forest, where the beasts could tear him to pieces at any time.
At this time, a group of human patrols passed by. The leader, Edras Blackmoore, had a sudden idea. He wanted to train this orc into a war machine and lead the orc army to serve him. So he brought the little orc back to Durnholde Castle. It is worth mentioning that all orcs have blue eyes when they are babies. When they become adults, they will turn red or black. Thrall grew up in a human environment, so he always kept his dark blue eyes.
The name Thrall was given by Blackmoore himself. Thrall meant slave. In fact, Thrall was indeed treated like a slave. Blackmoore put him in a cell and found someone to teach him to read and write. When he was 12 years old, he was allowed to leave the cell, but he was given harsh combat training. Thrall only thought of himself as a slave. He just needed to train hard every day and let him suffer less punishment. But there was still kinship around Thrall, his nanny's daughter, Terry. Later, she became Blackmoore's wife. She treated Thrall as her little brother and secretly sent the books that Blackmoore did not allow Thrall to read to Thrall. It gave Thrall an understanding of his own race. They kept the letter in the book and wrote to each other every day. This had always been Thrall's motivation to live.
Thrall had never seen any other orcs. He only knew from the guards that there was a race in Azeroth. They had green skin and fangs like him.
When Thrall was 12 years old, many things happened. He met his human instructor, whom Thrall called sergeant. The soldier taught him combat skills, the art of war on the battlefield (which made the future Alliance have to deal with Thrall's superb military skills when attacking the Horde), and most importantly, the soldier taught Thrall his most noble thing: kindness.
In the same year, the tribe was completely defeated. The orcs were sent to the concentration camp. Due to the large number of orcs, Durnholde Castle also became a concentration camp. During one of Thrall's training sessions, a prison van was filled with chained orcs. Thrall finally saw his compatriots. One of the orcs in the prison carriage also saw Saar. He used all his strength to smash the things that bound him and rushed towards Saar.
Kagh! Bin mog g’thazag cha! The orc shouted, but Thrall didn't understand orc language! Saar was in the same position as he was in training. However, the human soldiers quickly blocked the orc and chopped him into meat paste in front of Thrall. Thrall silently remembered the Orc language, hoping that he could ask his own people for its meaning in the future. It was also this time that Thrall began to think of escaping.
Blackmoore's plan was foiled by the orcs 'defeat. However, he sent Thrall to the arena, and Thrall became the overlord of the arena. Blackmoore also received a lot of gold coins.
In a fight, Thrall had defeated eight enemies in a row. Thrall was exhausted, but he still had to face the last enemy: an Ogre! Thrall was unable to make any effective attacks. The Ogres had the absolute advantage, and Thrall could only passively parry. But the Ogre's spear still pierced Thrall's body. Thrall was carried out of the arena and saved his life after treatment. Of course, he was beaten up by Blackmoore because Thrall had made him lose a day's worth of gold.
Late at night, under the bright moonlight, Thrall struggled to write a letter to Terry on a piece of paper:
The next dark moon night, I'm ready to run away

Answer 1

I recommend Thrall's Apprentice. This is a virtual online game novel written by the author, Heart Locking Armor. The story was about a young human warrior who met the great tribal chief Thrall and learned to control the laws of nature. Through the summoning of elements and the forging of sharp blades, he embarked on a path of exploration that changed his fate and became the only human shaman of Azeroth. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗