Traveling through Middle-earth, Legolas Hanel thought that with the blood of the hero Hurin in his hand, he could securely sit on the throne of Gondor.
Who knows how deep the political game is, but he is stabbed in the back by a powerful official at the beginning, and is exiled to a barren border town with the reputation of being a "polluted bloodline".
There is an army of Orcs pressing down on the territory in front of them, and hungry people and bandits are surrounding them inside. The territory is completely depleted.
In the desperate situation, the silver ring that traveled with him in his arms quietly heated up, bringing a touch of cold power...
Wait, this power system doesn't seem to be from Middle-earth? !
What's even more outrageous is that the romantic bard he saved always talks about a white-haired friend;
The mysterious maid beside him has sharp eyes like a top assassin, and the badge on her waist faintly exudes the aura of a gryphon.
While the darkness of Morannon has not yet dissipated, the chaotic magic of another world has quietly invaded.
The Witch King rises early due to the "blood of the ancients", and the Northern Princess and the Daughter of Destiny join hands to escape.
And how will Legolas, this unstable factor with dual world knowledge and power, use the "Ring of Light" and forbidden magic to carve out his own path to kingship in an era destined to tragedy?
"You judge me with blood and law, and I will use knowledge and power that you cannot understand to reshape the rules of this world!"
Reader comments
I really like fan fiction about wizards and the Lord of the Rings. This novel is very good. I will add more and more.
I feel that there is a bit of a bad balance between the two power systems. The upper limit of the Lord of the Rings is higher than that of the elves. Humans have no outstanding abilities. The ancient bloodline has no special abilities except longevity. I feel that even a demon hunter is stronger than a Númenorean. The combat power is much worse. It feels like the plot is a bit of a show. Thank you for the author! ! !
It's very well written, why are there no comments?
Why don't the author change his name and add "China-Earth" in the name? [Smile] I guess there will be more traffic.
You can add the Lord of the Rings to the world view of the Witcher and the technological revolution of modern people
The description of war is very oppressive, and the identity of the protagonist is particularly important.
It's very beautiful. The world view of this book is also very grand and very immersive. I hope more people will read it.
I'm a little doubtful now, was it written by a real person?
Not bad, very pretty
Looking forward to the protagonist's growth in The Lord of the Rings
It's okay, but reading it gave me the feeling of reading a tragic novel
Middle-earth fan fiction is rare but has its own characteristics
It's well written, and it captures the feeling of palace struggle, which completely fits the character of the protagonist.
The characters are vivid and beyond the limitations of the original framework of The Lord of the Rings
The content of the novel is compact, the plot is reasonable, and it is very interesting to read.
I really like fan fiction about wizards and the Lord of the Rings. This novel is very good. I will add more and more. I feel that there is a bit of a bad balance between the two power systems. The upper limit of the Lord of the Rings is higher than that of the elves. Humans have no outstanding abilities. The ancient bloodline has no special abilities except longevity. I feel that even a demon hunter is stronger than a Númenorean. The combat power is much worse. It feels like the plot is a bit of a show. Thank you for the author! ! !
It's very well written, why are there no comments? Why don't the author change his name and add "China-Earth" in the name? [Smile] I guess there will be more traffic.
You can add the Lord of the Rings to the world view of the Witcher and the technological revolution of modern people The description of war is very oppressive, and the identity of the protagonist is particularly important.
It's very beautiful. The world view of this book is also very grand and very immersive. I hope more people will read it. I'm a little doubtful now, was it written by a real person?
Not bad, very pretty
Looking forward to the protagonist's growth in The Lord of the Rings
It's okay, but reading it gave me the feeling of reading a tragic novel
Middle-earth fan fiction is rare but has its own characteristics
It's well written, and it captures the feeling of palace struggle, which completely fits the character of the protagonist.
The characters are vivid and beyond the limitations of the original framework of The Lord of the Rings
The content of the novel is compact, the plot is reasonable, and it is very interesting to read.