In the book review, someone asks the protagonist why he can't change the plot, why he can't stop the fall of the prince, and says that the protagonist loses the face of the time-traveler. Pen % fun % Pavilion www.biquge.info

In fact, in the setting, the protagonist directly became an elf in the past, and the time was after the end of the orc war. It was about 15 years before the Dark Gate. Then he went to Dalaran to further his studies. How to stop Xiao A's fall! At that time, Xiao Ah was still a sunny young man, and he only joined the Silver Hand when the Dark Gate was 15 years old.

What's more, even if you want to stop Xiao Ah, you can't kill it, the bronze dragon has been watching! An elf is not a big man with a high status, and when he hits the streets in Silver Moon City, he is just a high-level mage, and he can't even compare to Ah Qiang in terms of status. Prince Alsace is at least the prince of a country, and he has the same status as Kael'thas, so he can't even meet to stop Xiao Ah from falling!

If it's Kael'thas in the book, isn't it said in the book that the protagonist was trapped in the ice he made after the fall of Silvermoon City, and was captured by the natural disaster to transform and control it. I slept until the 80s, and the 70s didn't experience it at all.

As for why you can't change history, I'm sorry, in the author's setting, the aura of the protagonist is not enough to change his life against the sky. In other words, it's just a bronze dragon.,I don't dare to change the direction of the plot like the traverser protagonist in other Warcraft fandom.,Even when you contact the plot characters, you're careful.。 It is impossible to directly talk about the future, not to mention that the strength is not enough to attract the attention of others, let alone the status.

In the book review, one reader said something very good, that is, 'Traveling through the past, having an identity and ability, but it is only possible to change the plot, without which you have no qualifications to change the plot'. And the protagonist had no identity or status in the past, and he was 'leveling' before the plot began! Even if he wanted to kill Darkan, the culprit who caused the fall of Silvermoon City, he was hesitant and could only keep telling Aqiang Darkan that he couldn't believe it. However, in the official setting, the members of the Silver Moon Council of Ridarcan are not a low-level monster boss in the game. In other words, there is identity and status. In terms of strength, in the comics, this person overturned two blue dragons by himself, although one of them was a war scumbag. At the same time, the car overturned the Silver Moon Ranger unit and the powerful paladin Jorod Max, and I want to know that the protagonist's car is not enough!

As for reminding others to be careful of the Lich King in Northrend, does he have any proof? Who would bird him without proof? Don't you see that even Medivan was treated as a psychotic when he went to warn the human kingdom? He's a scum who's not even an archmage, is he a hairball? When the protagonist passed, the orc war was over, and he climbed the status later, and in the end, he was just familiar with Ah Qiang! But Ah Qiang didn't listen to his words, and he knew that the protagonist's status in Silvermoon City was not high, and it was good that the protagonist could get acquainted with Ah Qiang in less than 10 years of peacetime!

may say that the protagonist is hypocritical, knowing that the fall of Silver Moon City in the plot is decided, and he still insists on killing Darkan. But in the author's setting, almost 10 years, has allowed the protagonist to integrate into this world, although the protagonist is an elf, but in essence he is just a human mind. Will be impulsive and regretful. That's why the first two chapters are there!