What complete official Wow novels can I recommend?

Hello, I'm a fan of online literature. Do you have any questions about Wow's official novel?

[World of Warcraft official website has been reopened.] According to the descriptions in documents 1 and 6, players can visit the international server's Battle Network homepage and click the download button to download the national server's client. In addition, documents 2 and 4 mentioned that Netease and Blizzard had re-cooperated and decided to bring the Chinese server version of World of Warcraft back to the Chinese market. Although there was no specific time to go online, he needed to wait patiently. Therefore, it could be concluded that the official website of World of Warcraft had been reopened, and players could look forward to the return of the national server.

The officialdom novel I recommend to you is 'Red Apricot in Embroidered Robe'. This novel was about an ordinary woman who entered the officialdom by chance and eventually became an outstanding female official. She also gained a beautiful love in the officialdom. This novel was already finished. It was a complete officialdom novel.

The official novel of World of Warcraft was called Dark Shrine, which told the story of the establishment and adventures of World of Warcraft. It mainly talked about the wars between orcs, humans, night elves, dwarves, and other races, as well as the growth of the protagonist, Arthas Menethil. The first chapter of the novel," Rise of the Orcs ", described the rise of the Orcs in Zandala and the diplomatic struggle between humans and night elves. The second chapter,"Rise of the Forsaken," described the revenge of the night elves, the attacks of the Forsaken, and the conflict between humans and dwarves. The third chapter,"The threat of the maelstrom", described the invasion of the Burning Legion and the crisis of Earth. Chapter 4,"The Humans 'Counterattack", tells the story of the alliance between humans and night elves against the Burning Legion and the Orcs. The fifth chapter,"The Treasures of the Dark Shrine", tells the story of Arthas becoming a Demon Hunter and his journey to find the treasures of the Dark Shrine. Chapter 6,"The Final Battle", described the decisive battle between humans and night elves, as well as the duel between Arthas and Illidan. Chapter 7,"The Lost Glory", tells the story of Arthas leaving the human race to join the Burning Legion and eventually becoming a Demon Hunter. Dark Shrine was an adventure novel filled with elements of war, betrayal, love, and growth. It was one of the representative works of World of Warcraft's official novels.

Today, I'm going to recommend a few great historical novels to everyone. First, let's talk about 'Civil Servants of the Tang Dynasty', written by Water Leaf. This was a story of Tang Chuan. Tang Que, who graduated from the Chinese Department, traveled back to the Tang Dynasty and deeply understood the saying that Chinese Department graduates were jack of all trades. The story after entering the V was not as bad as those emotional scenes. It was smooth and exciting. Water Yezi's writing style was not bad, but she liked to have a bad ending. Fortunately, this book was finished. The part about attracting investment in the book was so exciting that I watched it several times. From the son of a farmer to the officialdom, although the end of the journey to the Dragon Gate was a bit of a start, the overall situation was great. It was like a buried pearl. The plot, character description, and word control were all top-grade. Then, he looked at " Official Residence," a novel written by Master Sanjie that traveled through the officialdom of the Ming Dynasty. The protagonist, Silent, went from abject to an official position. The characters of Jiajing Dynasty were vivid in the book. This book was written brilliantly about the struggles of officialdom. The plots of power struggles and party struggles were extremely attractive. There was also a unique description of political struggles. There was no warm relationship between monarch and minister, teacher and student, only cruel political struggles. Although the pace was a little slow and the ending was a little rushed, it was still a classic in historical novels. 1658 Sundered Blood Song, composed by Mu Zi Shenzhi. The male protagonist, Li Zhe, transmigrated back to 1658. After facing a dilemma, he experienced feigning surrender, surprise attacks, and so on. He led a hundred riders to start a difficult business. 'The Empress's Job' was an ancient romance novel written by Ah Mei. The female lead treated the empress as a profession, and her goal was to be the empress dowager. Her perspective was unique, and her style of writing was different. It was a very interesting upgraded story of palace strife, and it was already completed. Finally, it was Fu Tian's " Traitor ". The protagonist Xu Xun traveled to the prosperous Ming Dynasty and chose to be a traitor when he was struggling. This book was not a newbie. It was faithful to history, and one could learn to retreat in order to advance from the plots of intrigue. Although the female lead was a little unlikable, it was a good historical story. These novels are all worth reading. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>