After transmigrating to Middle-earth, Legolas Hanier thought that, with the bloodline of the hero Hurin, he could claim the throne of Gondor without a struggle.
Who knew politics ran so deep? He was betrayed by powerful ministers from the start, branded as having a “tainted bloodline,” and exiled to a barren border town.
Orc armies press in from the front, while starving refugees and bandits lurk within. His territory has nothing to its name.
In the depths of despair, the silver ring he had brought with him begins to warm, bringing with it a trace of icy power...
Wait, this power system doesn't seem to belong to Middle-earth!
Even stranger, the roguish minstrel he rescued keeps talking about a white-haired friend;
the mysterious maid at his side has the keen gaze of a master assassin, and the badge at her waist seems to radiate the aura of a griffin.
While the darkness of Morgoth has yet to fade, the chaos magic of another world has already begun to seep in.
The Witch-King rises ahead of time because of the “Elder Blood,” while the princess of the North flees alongside the Child of Destiny.
And how will Legolas, an unstable force bearing the knowledge and power of two worlds, carve out a path to kingship in an age destined for tragedy, wielding the “Ring of the God of Light” and forbidden magic?
“You judge me by bloodline and law. Then I will use knowledge and power beyond your understanding to reshape the rules of this world!”
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? 🙂 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
The content of the novel is compact, the plot is reasonable, and it is very interesting to read.
Looking forward to the protagonist's growth in The Lord of the Rings
It's well written, and it captures the feeling of palace struggle, which completely fits the character of the protagonist.
Middle-earth fan fiction is rare but has its own characteristics
The characters are vivid and beyond the limitations of the original framework of The Lord of the Rings