What is our slogan?
Upgraded to a junction, linking all heavens and worlds!
(Ahem, let me state in advance that the second male lead is purely a wage earner, so don't worry about dyslexia.) What is our goal?
Unify the border areas and dominate!
Ah, our goal is the sea of stars!
When the sun's rays shine on the junction, Mirius descends as a collaborator of the world's will to recast the laws of the sun.
Whether it is Malenia's corruption, Latarn's heroism, or the love between Wood and the Pervert, they will be made up for one by one on his way to becoming a king.
In the early stage of this article, there is a two-line narrative. The first volume will be a little lengthy, and some plots from other worlds will also be interspersed later. For example, Spirit Cage, re: Life in a Different World from Zero, Xingyue, etc.
Reader comments
A very novel way of traveling reminds me of a sentence: May every son of mankind who returns to the earth be safe. Hometown is a return port engraved deep in the soul. I hope everything will meet again at the end of time.
As a senior in high school, and also seduced by Hidetaka Miyazaki's ultimate art, I can only say that Elden's Circle is worthy of being the best game of 2022, even in 2023 I think it is still. The author's writing is great, but I have some objections to the plot. After all, Miyazaki Hidetaka will try to explain in all his stories that the fate of the protagonist controlled by the player is unknowable, and everything is controlled by a higher power will, and the player can only be forced or "volunteer" to accept his fate. This kind of thinking has been implemented in almost all of his works. There is one sentence that I think is very appropriate:
"You can't choose to resist, because you don't know what you're resisting; you can't choose to accept, because you don't know what you're accepting."
This is Hidetaka Miyazaki's view of fate, and this is also the fate of those who fade in the Ring of Law. Returning to the author of this work, does the will of the world really exist? Or is it, like the stars (outer gods), coveting the power of the border? It is nothing more than a chain created by power, nothing more than a transformation of the relationship between chess pieces and chess players. If it exists, what does it have to do with the hunting finger knife that can kill the Supreme Will and its followers? …
Maybe the author really has something on his mind? Or maybe it's the imagination of a person who expects a perfect ring story (Inner OS: Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh why are they brother and sister? I feel uncomfortable when I think about the possibility of deformity when I attack Malenia or Tolina in the future😭 [crying] [crying] [crying] I am the king of the harem)
Hold my sickle high, let my blood flow, and fight for the dignity of my lord Mengge [sneered laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh]
Give yourself an encouragement. Since I am a senior in high school, I am not sure about the update, but it will definitely be updated. If you have friends who want to discuss, you can check out the picture.
Update, I want to see the protagonist's posts with Torina and Malenia [Adoration]
Why did it stop [crying]
I'm not very good at praising people, but this book is very good. Please work hard to read more. Come on! (๑•ั็ω•็ั๑)
Hurry up and update, don't take advantage of others. It's so good. Why is it not recommended? It took me a long time to find this book.
A very novel way of traveling reminds me of a sentence: May every son of mankind who returns to the earth be safe. Hometown is a return port engraved deep in the soul. I hope everything will meet again at the end of time.
As a senior in high school, and also seduced by Hidetaka Miyazaki's ultimate art, I can only say that Elden's Circle is worthy of being the best game of 2022, even in 2023 I think it is still. The author's writing is great, but I have some objections to the plot. After all, Miyazaki Hidetaka will try to explain in all his stories that the fate of the protagonist controlled by the player is unknowable, and everything is controlled by a higher power will, and the player can only be forced or "volunteer" to accept his fate. This kind of thinking has been implemented in almost all of his works. There is one sentence that I think is very appropriate: "You can't choose to resist, because you don't know what you're resisting; you can't choose to accept, because you don't know what you're accepting." This is Hidetaka Miyazaki's view of fate, and this is also the fate of those who fade in the Ring of Law. Returning to the author of this work, does the will of the world really exist? Or is it, like the stars (outer gods), coveting the power of the border? It is nothing more than a chain created by power, nothing more than a transformation of the relationship between chess pieces and chess players. If it exists, what does it have to do with the hunting finger knife that can kill the Supreme Will and its followers? … Maybe the author really has something on his mind? Or maybe it's the imagination of a person who expects a perfect ring story (Inner OS: Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh why are they brother and sister? I feel uncomfortable when I think about the possibility of deformity when I attack Malenia or Tolina in the future😭 [crying] [crying] [crying] I am the king of the harem) Hold my sickle high, let my blood flow, and fight for the dignity of my lord Mengge [sneered laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh]
Give yourself an encouragement. Since I am a senior in high school, I am not sure about the update, but it will definitely be updated. If you have friends who want to discuss, you can check out the picture.
Update, I want to see the protagonist's posts with Torina and Malenia [Adoration] Why did it stop [crying]
I'm not very good at praising people, but this book is very good. Please work hard to read more. Come on! (๑•ั็ω•็ั๑)
Hurry up and update, don't take advantage of others. It's so good. Why is it not recommended? It took me a long time to find this book.