Azeroth: Becoming a God by Rolling Dice艾泽拉斯：从掷骰子开始成神

Hello,

Your story stood out to me because it already feels very visual. While reading, I could easily picture the characters, settings, and important moments. That's why I think a comic or Webtoon adaptation could make your story even more engaging and help it reach a wider audience.

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10/10 oh wait… you mean the novel? Oh I haven’t read it and I probably won’t I was just reviewing *cough* a different thing

(synopsis is pretty absurd and kinda in line with the novel, but it's not over the top like that, for people a bit confused - only first sentence is important. Other stuff is just author...having fun, I guess)

Hard to judge characters and the use of wow world because I know very little about it, but it's pretty good for now.

Mostly it's a comedy, but has some serious and sad moments, even though I feel that sometimes it's almost crossing the line of them being ruined by being followed with some stupid shit or humour out of nowhere.
Hard to judge humour for me, didn't make me laugh at all, but it's amusing sometimes, I guess. (it's a me problem, not this novel most of the time, I think)

The biggest problem with author's attempt to make novel more funny and unpredictable for me is the fact that main character got

Probably translation issue, but when MC says that he knows a character and I don't - I google them to get some idea on who they are or to get their appearance.
Some names are f#cking wrong. Emmy Malin -> Amy Marlin and stuff like that... BUT! turned into f#cking Wen Laisa

Another potentially annoying thing is his 30+ D&D charisma. For now it's manageable and he himself doesn't really care, but there's potential for a lot of important female characters be all over him.

His traveling companions are pretty good, even though they're mostly one trait and that's it( being family man and holy light hero and being the annoying fan from TES games) except for potential romantic interest, her being the most developed imo.

The main character is all right, I guess. Pretty smart, but not some genius. I think his non intentional aura moments is his most memorable thing.
Also like the fact that unlike in a lot of "I'm in my favourite fiction now - I'm a character with perfect memo'ry" novels - he doesn't remember all things. The fact that he didn't play Warcraft 1-3 doesn't help too.

One of the comments downstairs complained about rules of WoW and D&D not being respected. For WoW I have no f#cking idea, but D&D is fine, except for the moment where ghost slipped on [Grease] - later on moments like this weren't spotted, unless some non obvious rule of a spell was broken.
Other stuff could be attributed to combat being not turn-based or adding some common sense to magic.

The cover made me wonder if this 'rolling dice' was a sexual innuendo.

A cursed novel idea for a potential author: an MC whose power grows the longer he edges and can unleash a critical strike that wipes out any boss when he releases, but this makes him useless for increasingly longer periods. Could make him a galaxy brain in the post-release clarity periods to slow down and have grounded, IQ-maxxing plots. and more arrogant, yapping heroism the higher his power grows.

That synopsis... is too absurd. Any good person willing to taste poison?

what is this synopsis???

Crazy cover