Crossing Azeroth, starting with the Heroes of Might and Magic system

This time, it's not only human soldiers who come to the Broken Isles to resist the Burning Legion, but also a large number of other races, such as Tauren, orcs, etc.

On the High Mountain of the Broken Isles, Marcus met a gentle female tauren named Tanda. As he got to know her better, the colorful life experience of the legendary human paladin Marcus resonated with this tauren who longed for a thrilling and heart-wrenching experience, and her heart was touched.

So Tanda invited Marcus to her home, and when a wonderful story was about to happen, Tanda's husband Bacchus came back.

When her husband Bucks saw the affair between them, he became furious.

So the strong male Minotaur was like an angry bull and could not be dissuaded at all. He picked up his weapon and rushed forward to fight with Marcus.

Marcus had no choice but to raise his sword to resist. For a moment, the room was filled with the flashing of swords and sabers, which destroyed a lot of furniture and almost tore the clothes of the three people.

At this time, the Minotaur couple and Marcus were almost naked, and the atmosphere suddenly became ambiguous.

As they stared at each other, the handsome Marcus spoke up: "Well, since we are both almost naked..."

A few hours later, when the heroes returned to the cabin, Marcus immediately ran out of the door at lightning speed, and on the ground lay two satisfied minotaurs, one was Bacchus and the other was Tanda.

During the Battle for Azeroth period, one day, a long line suddenly formed at a bookstore in Anchor Point, Boralus. The line included not only common people, but also many nobles, men, women, young and old.

Upon asking, I found out that the bookstore had started selling a romance novel called "The Tide of the Great Ocean", which is the latest version of Marcus' novel. It was snapped up by many readers as soon as it was released.

The novel says that this time, Marcus encountered the Kul Tiran pirates and soon fought with them.

Although Marcus was brave in the battle, the number of pirates was too large, so Marcus was outnumbered and was soon captured.

In order to get a ransom, the pirate leader did not kill Marcus. Instead, he locked him up in a prison on the bottom floor of the pirate ship and sent a female pirate to guard him.

In this depressing lower cabin, Marcus was bored and used his humor to make the female pirate guarding him laugh.

The female pirate now discovered that the man in front of her was quite handsome and spoke nicely.

Life on the ship was boring and depressing, and the female pirate often came to Marcus to chat. So one day, the man and woman were alone in the same room, and as the pirate ship swayed, the two finally sparked the fire of love.

The female pirate was impressed by Marcus's prowess and promised to release him if she had the chance.

Who knew that not long after, before the female pirate released Marcus, the pirate ship was attacked by a sea monster! The ship was pulled under the sea, and Marcus sank into the depths of the ocean.

When Marcus woke up, he found himself in a cave on a huge island. The wounds on his body were covered with seaweed, and he heard heavenly singing in the distance.

Varian looked in the direction of the singing and saw a female Naga singing!

The naga came over and asked him how he felt.

Marcus said: "I thought I was saved, but when I saw your deep eyes, I was lost in the ocean again."

These sweet words instantly touched Naga's heart. She had never heard such beautiful words before. She was very moved and responded to Marcus with similar words.

To repay Marcus, the next thing you know, the two of them created a huge wave in the ocean.

Marcus's love that knows no race and his charm that overwhelms everything truly make him worthy of the title of a lover.

After coming to his senses, Varian invited Marcus, who was having breakfast, into the reception room.

Young Marcus looked confused and a little nervous, not knowing what His Royal Highness the Prince had asked him to do.

Varian looked outside the door and saw that there was no one there. He closed the door and said to Marcus, "Marcus, I want to discuss your views on love."

"In terms of love?" Marcus had a question mark on his face.

Varian said, "Yes, for example, how to pursue girls."

"I haven't pursued any girl yet." Marcus shook his head.

"Really?" Varian asked.

Marcus said, "Really not. When we were in Stormwind, the infantry team trained every day. Now we are training in the Dagger Ridge military camp. Where is the chance?"

Varian said, "Well, having said that, I still want to hear your opinion."

After listening to this, Marcus lowered his head and thought for a while, as if he was imagining the scene.

Varian didn't rush him, letting him think about it.

"Okay, then I'll talk about my understanding."

Then, Marcus spent a whole day giving Varian a lesson on love.

Marcus first talked about three ideas.

The first idea is survival and reproduction.

Marcus believes that in the world of Azeroth, no matter whether it is human, dwarf, elf or other race, the first goal of life is survival, and the second goal is reproduction.

Take a wolf pack as an example. In order to survive better and capture more prey, the wolf pack will elect the strongest wolf to become the wolf king.

As long as the wolf king can lead the wolf pack to defeat other races and capture more prey, other wolves will instinctively move closer to the wolf king.

The same is true for humans. Women choose their partners based on their judgment of the men's survival value and reproductive value.

This means that as long as a man becomes a male leader, possesses stronger abilities, more social status and money, it means that he has a stronger survival value, and women will instinctively move closer to him.

When a woman is willing to unite with you sexually, she is agreeing to exchange her reproductive value for yours.

If a man has no value in life, no money, status or other value, then women will stay away from this man.

The second idea is that women are emotional animals.

Marcus argues that emotions are central to women’s thought and behavior. In fact, women often cite emotions as justifications for their explanations.

For example, women often say, "I feel like you don't love me anymore" or "How dare you yell at me." These are sufficient reasons for them.

Women's behavioral system has many different sensory systems, because they must use their feelings to judge a man's survival value and reproductive value.