The book weaves an immersive "court of the Woodland Kingdom" from the perspectives of Elerion of the Jungle, Tauriel, the adopted daughter of the royal family, and Arwen, the princess of the Evening Star. It details the vicissitudes of the past thousands of years from the eve of the Battle of the Last Alliance to the end of the Lord of the Rings.
In the torrent of time, how do the women of the jungle royal family survive, love, choose and fight? Their fate is closely intertwined with the fate of Mirkwood and even Middle-earth.
This work aims to describe all the joys and sorrows that have been omitted by grand history, and compose a graceful epic about glory, love, sacrifice and survival that belongs to the woman in the jungle.
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The female narrative structure constructs three dimensions. Through the three volumes of Queen of the Jungle, Daughter of the Jungle, and Beyond the Jungle, they respectively focus on the three core female characters of Elerion, Tauriel, and Arwen, and connect the thousand-year history of Middle-earth from the Battle of the Last Alliance to the end of the Lord of the Rings.
The narrative experiment of reshaping Tolkien's grand history from a female perspective fills in the blank details of the palace life of the Woodland Kingdom in the original work.
Contrasts are formed in the torrent of the times. Queen Elerion's political marriage and self-awakening Silver Ring Broken Rain, adopted daughter Tauriel's choice to awaken to her identity amid racial barriers, and Princess Arwen of the Evening Star's ultimate choice between immortality and love. Together they weave a subtle story about survival, power and love, and the character matrix is intertwined with destiny.
Classic characters such as Thranduil and his son, Elrond, etc. Are introduced, and original rituals such as the Shadowwood Sacred Tree Ceremony and the Spring Equinox Riding are introduced to expand the cultural texture of Mirkwood while maintaining the spirit of the original work.
Daily political games such as Seal Ring Storm and Artemisia Treasure Appraisal turn fantasy settings into concrete battles between power and human nature, deeply integrating Tolkien's universe.
Fantasy literature lover and feminist, fan of Tolkien.
What I have seen so far is the love story between the Elf Ellerian and Crown Prince Thranduil. It has a new angle and is very creative. I also saw many elements from The Lord of the Rings, which made it very friendly to read. Although The Lord of the Rings is told from the perspective of the hobbits, I was more interested in the elves, and I couldn't put it down while reading it. This novel is very creative and imaginative, like entering a wonderful world. This novel is beautifully written, with delicate descriptions, successful characterization, emotional and healing. The honeymoon trip of the princess and the crown prince is full of fantasy, sweetness and fun, which is fascinating. Looking forward to continued excitement. All in all, it is a masterpiece with great potential and worth appreciating!
A good-looking Western fantasy romance novel, with an ups and downs of the plot and a gripping plot. The author's writing style is very delicate. The characters are portrayed with flesh and blood, vivid and three-dimensional. Vivid image. What a rare masterpiece. Must give a five-star rating!
A very wonderful book, a love story with a Western color, very vivid and attractive, with ups and downs of plot, rigorous and tense story line, and delicate and tactful writing!
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Elle Ryan is indeed impressive. She is different from other scripts of palace women we are familiar with. She is always "taking favor" and "securing favor", and she only focuses on the male protagonist. Allerion clearly knows that she is the male protagonist's "only star", but when faced with Thranduil's criticism, rebuke and even punishment, she always uses a "forced" approach to talk back, fight back and even give up on herself ("do whatever you want"). She will not act coquettishly to calm the conflict, and voluntarily gave up the "favorite concubine" mode. This seemingly stupid and stubborn way of doing things is actually the last and most heroic struggle that can be carried out to protect one's own independent spirit, ethnic culture, and as a complete individual, not an accessory. She is not fighting against Thranduil as an individual, but against the political marriage and destiny that engulfed her. She could be like other women in the palace and use her husband's unique favor to make her life better. However, that would be betrayal of her ethnic identity, abandonment of personal dignity, acceptance of unequal relationships, and the strangulation of her true self! Elle Ryan's "foolishness" and "stubbornness" are precisely the wisest and bravest choices she can make in this extremely unequal power marriage. She would rather have Thranduil's respect as a rival than his favor as a master. Love this character.
A good book, it tells the story of three women in the jungle, each with its own characteristics. I especially like Ellie Ryan's independence. To sum up, it is worth recommending! Support the author greatly~[Top post][Top post]
I rarely read novels in the Western fantasy style, but this one is really good. The author's delicate portrayal of emotions and vivid presentation of the characters are very immersive. You can feel the joys and sorrows of the protagonist deep inside. It is very good and worth recommending!
I rarely come across novels with Western characters, so this one surprised me. The author's writing is delicate, the characters are vividly drawn, and the emotions are extremely strong. He can truly represent the protagonist's joys and sorrows. It is indeed a masterpiece worth recommending.
Magic scrolls glow under the candlelight, and swords and spells weave an epic story. Knights crush shadows, elves chant ancient covenants, and every page hides passion and destiny. It is an immersive feast that Western fantasy fans cannot miss.
In the torrent of the times, how do the women of the jungle royal family survive and love each other? Listen to the author's story -
This work tells the story of the joys and sorrows of the world... The author's writing style is smooth and his thinking is clear!
The writing is great, exciting, interesting and engaging. I rarely read novels in the Western fantasy style. This one is really well written. The author depicts emotions delicately and vividly presents the characters with a sense of immersion. I recommend it.
It is really a very strange novel. It has many novel elements. It is written from a female perspective, but it is different in thinking. The author has a great macro-structure, the story is great, and the plot connection is also very good. I give it a thumbs up!
This book complements the "neglected joys and sorrows" of the jungle royal family in Tolkien's universe through the perspectives of women such as Elle Ryan and Tauriel.
The three volumes span thousands of years, not only connecting classic characters such as Thranduil, but also delicately depicting the love and choices of women in the torrent of Middle-earth. The story of the palace in the dark forest resonates with the epic. It is a delicate supplement that fans of The Lord of the Rings cannot miss.
An epic from a female perspective based on the legend of Middle-earth, weaving thousands of years of vicissitudes through the fate of three generations of women in the dense forest. The writing is delicate and magnificent, filling in the joys and sorrows of women that have been omitted by history in Tolkien's grand worldview. It not only contains the tension of palace intrigues, but also the graceful choices about love and survival in troubled times. It is a sincere work among the best works of fans. 🌿
To be honest, apart from "Lord of the Rings", this is the first time I read a novel with this kind of world view [laughing and crying], but later on I discovered that there are also characters from "Lord of the Rings" [laughing and crying]. It's just a good time to read it. The author will try his best to update it.
This is simply a fairy tale that makes people imagine endlessly. Calling it a novel lowers the quality of the work. The characters in the story are lifelike, the plot has ups and downs, the author has a delicate writing style and vivid language. Both adults and children love to read it. Even if the update speed needs to be accelerated, even the donkeys in the production team would not dare to rest like this [laughing]
A rare piece of fine writing! The writing is solid and textured, the planning of the court and the secret layout are full of tension, and the characters are deeply drawn. The plot is compact and water-free, making it a hearty read and worth staying up late to catch up on!
The novel is very interesting, the plot is compact and not procrastinating, the characters are very attractive, and the concept is rare.
The subject matter is novel, interesting and engaging. I rarely read novels in the Western fantasy style. This one is really well written. The author depicts emotions delicately and vividly presents the characters with a sense of immersion. It received five-star praise. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
The author's writing style is exquisite and the subject matter of the work is novel. Through the story of how the women of the jungle royal family survive and love each other in the torrent of the times, it really attracts readers. I recommend it and receive five-star praise [Like] [Like]
It's rare to see a fanfic written by a wife specifically about the marriage and love story between Ye Zi's mother and Se's father. The writing is very smooth, and Se's father and his wife are sweet and sadistic. Great support.
This elf epic has been updated to this day, and the most shocking thing is its profound anatomy of the relationship between power and love. It's like witnessing a difficult dance between power and love. The story of Father Se and Ma Ye is far more than a romantic love fairy tale of an elf prince, but also a painful choice between two souls between political reality and personal emotions.
The character of Thranduil is thought-provoking. He wrapped fiery emotions with cold political calculations, packaging a sincerely desired marriage into an impeccable political alliance. In the Senate, he listed seventeen political reasons, but he dared not say the simplest sentence "he loves her". This contradiction exactly reveals his inner dilemma - as the crown prince, he must use the language of power to express emotions and use the balance of interests to protect love. He deeply loves the untamed wildness in Ellerian's soul, and the piano song he composed for her in the birch forest is his most passionate confession of this truth. However, as the crown prince, he could not tolerate this wildness challenging the order he relied on to survive. As a result, love is twisted into control, and cherishing alienation becomes imprisonment. Every "protection" he gives is accompanied by the crushing of dignity; every "give" implies a chain of conditions. Behind every cold decision he makes, from punishing the Nynor family to restricting Ellyrian's freedom, there is unspeakable affection and uneasiness. These seemingly drastic actions exposed the weakness of an iron-blooded ruler - he intended to ensure her survival only by her absolute obedience when a crisis struck.
And Elle Ryan's growth trajectory is even more touching. From the unruly princess in the birch forest to the princess who studied hard in the orchid garden with silver bells, every compromise she makes is not weakness, but another form of bravery. Each of her struggles is the tragic resistance of a free soul under systemic power. Her "willfulness" is her weapon to fight against the suffocating environment, and her instinct to keep herself from being completely swallowed up. From her determination to return the ring, to her bravery in stealing the seal ring, to her declaration of riding the wind in Hoshino Square, and even later crossing the Green Forest River against orders, every time she resisted asked: When love requires the cost of losing oneself, is it still love? Her confrontation with Thranduil is essentially a conflict between the values of two civilizations - Silvan's natural wildness is ultimately difficult to fully integrate into Sindar's exquisite discipline. She screamed every time she resisted. This kind of wisdom to find freedom in bondage and stick to oneself in compromise is more valuable than simple rebellion.
Perhaps the most touching thing about the story is the inseparable bond between these two proud souls despite hurting each other. In the cracks of all these cold games, love grows like a vine. The subtle compromise between both parties is more moving than any grand confession. True love may never be a black and white choice, but a dangerous balance between power and freedom, responsibility and self.
Just like Thranduil sang in "Morning Dew in the Birch Forest": "Even if the morning dew will eventually dissipate, I will still watch, deep in every fallen leaf you step on." This true love that still grows tenaciously despite political calculations is the most moving light of this story.
I want to see more of Thranduil's plot, preferably one that makes people feel happy. The plot doesn't have to be pushed so fast. I also want to see how Thranduil will react later when his wife doesn't believe in him.
The writing is smooth and delicate, the story is wonderful, the plot has ups and downs, the wife is so beautiful, I highly recommend it, and I look forward to the new work of Dada
The text of Big Brother is so good, it feels like watching Lord of the Rings. The story is also superbly told, the emotions are delicate, and the details are well done. RecommendationRecommendation[code to live][code to live][code to live][code to live][code to live][code to live]
In a Western fantasy novel, the male and female protagonists are well portrayed. They develop together step by step and face difficulties together. It is very interesting to watch.
This book is well written, the story is vivid and interesting, the plot is delicate, and the writing is excellent. It is a rare book by Tomato and it is worth recommending.
This is a book that gets better and better the more I read it. [Adoration]
The writing is delicate and soft, the setting is novel, and the concept is clever. It must be praised with five stars!
I read all the chapters in one go. I rarely read Western fantasy novels like this before, so I think this one is pretty good. The work is cleverly conceived and written fluently. The description is detailed and penetrating. The plot is compact and full of ups and downs. Interlocking and fascinating. The plot is exciting and the logic is reasonable. The content is rich and worth reading.
This elven love story with a novel perspective cleverly incorporates elements of "The Lord of the Rings", making it an intimate read and full of surprises. The writing is beautiful and delicate, the characters are vivid and the emotions are healing and warm. The fantasy honeymoon trip of the crown prince and princess is sweet, interesting and fascinating. It's a potential masterpiece, and I look forward to the follow-up!
Good reviews, good reviews, a very well written book, very innovative.
The female narrative structure constructs three dimensions. Through the three volumes of Queen of the Jungle, Daughter of the Jungle, and Beyond the Jungle, they respectively focus on the three core female characters of Elerion, Tauriel, and Arwen, and connect the thousand-year history of Middle-earth from the Battle of the Last Alliance to the end of the Lord of the Rings. The narrative experiment of reshaping Tolkien's grand history from a female perspective fills in the blank details of the palace life of the Woodland Kingdom in the original work. Contrasts are formed in the torrent of the times. Queen Elerion's political marriage and self-awakening Silver Ring Broken Rain, adopted daughter Tauriel's choice to awaken to her identity amid racial barriers, and Princess Arwen of the Evening Star's ultimate choice between immortality and love. Together they weave a subtle story about survival, power and love, and the character matrix is intertwined with destiny. Classic characters such as Thranduil and his son, Elrond, etc. Are introduced, and original rituals such as the Shadowwood Sacred Tree Ceremony and the Spring Equinox Riding are introduced to expand the cultural texture of Mirkwood while maintaining the spirit of the original work. Daily political games such as Seal Ring Storm and Artemisia Treasure Appraisal turn fantasy settings into concrete battles between power and human nature, deeply integrating Tolkien's universe. Fantasy literature lover and feminist, fan of Tolkien.
What I have seen so far is the love story between the Elf Ellerian and Crown Prince Thranduil. It has a new angle and is very creative. I also saw many elements from The Lord of the Rings, which made it very friendly to read. Although The Lord of the Rings is told from the perspective of the hobbits, I was more interested in the elves, and I couldn't put it down while reading it. This novel is very creative and imaginative, like entering a wonderful world. This novel is beautifully written, with delicate descriptions, successful characterization, emotional and healing. The honeymoon trip of the princess and the crown prince is full of fantasy, sweetness and fun, which is fascinating. Looking forward to continued excitement. All in all, it is a masterpiece with great potential and worth appreciating!
A good-looking Western fantasy romance novel, with an ups and downs of the plot and a gripping plot. The author's writing style is very delicate. The characters are portrayed with flesh and blood, vivid and three-dimensional. Vivid image. What a rare masterpiece. Must give a five-star rating!
A very wonderful book, a love story with a Western color, very vivid and attractive, with ups and downs of plot, rigorous and tense story line, and delicate and tactful writing! Support [like][like][like]
Elle Ryan is indeed impressive. She is different from other scripts of palace women we are familiar with. She is always "taking favor" and "securing favor", and she only focuses on the male protagonist. Allerion clearly knows that she is the male protagonist's "only star", but when faced with Thranduil's criticism, rebuke and even punishment, she always uses a "forced" approach to talk back, fight back and even give up on herself ("do whatever you want"). She will not act coquettishly to calm the conflict, and voluntarily gave up the "favorite concubine" mode. This seemingly stupid and stubborn way of doing things is actually the last and most heroic struggle that can be carried out to protect one's own independent spirit, ethnic culture, and as a complete individual, not an accessory. She is not fighting against Thranduil as an individual, but against the political marriage and destiny that engulfed her. She could be like other women in the palace and use her husband's unique favor to make her life better. However, that would be betrayal of her ethnic identity, abandonment of personal dignity, acceptance of unequal relationships, and the strangulation of her true self! Elle Ryan's "foolishness" and "stubbornness" are precisely the wisest and bravest choices she can make in this extremely unequal power marriage. She would rather have Thranduil's respect as a rival than his favor as a master. Love this character.
A good book, it tells the story of three women in the jungle, each with its own characteristics. I especially like Ellie Ryan's independence. To sum up, it is worth recommending! Support the author greatly~[Top post][Top post]
I rarely read novels in the Western fantasy style, but this one is really good. The author's delicate portrayal of emotions and vivid presentation of the characters are very immersive. You can feel the joys and sorrows of the protagonist deep inside. It is very good and worth recommending!
I rarely come across novels with Western characters, so this one surprised me. The author's writing is delicate, the characters are vividly drawn, and the emotions are extremely strong. He can truly represent the protagonist's joys and sorrows. It is indeed a masterpiece worth recommending.
Magic scrolls glow under the candlelight, and swords and spells weave an epic story. Knights crush shadows, elves chant ancient covenants, and every page hides passion and destiny. It is an immersive feast that Western fantasy fans cannot miss.
In the torrent of the times, how do the women of the jungle royal family survive and love each other? Listen to the author's story - This work tells the story of the joys and sorrows of the world... The author's writing style is smooth and his thinking is clear!
The writing is great, exciting, interesting and engaging. I rarely read novels in the Western fantasy style. This one is really well written. The author depicts emotions delicately and vividly presents the characters with a sense of immersion. I recommend it.
It is really a very strange novel. It has many novel elements. It is written from a female perspective, but it is different in thinking. The author has a great macro-structure, the story is great, and the plot connection is also very good. I give it a thumbs up!
This book complements the "neglected joys and sorrows" of the jungle royal family in Tolkien's universe through the perspectives of women such as Elle Ryan and Tauriel. The three volumes span thousands of years, not only connecting classic characters such as Thranduil, but also delicately depicting the love and choices of women in the torrent of Middle-earth. The story of the palace in the dark forest resonates with the epic. It is a delicate supplement that fans of The Lord of the Rings cannot miss.
An epic from a female perspective based on the legend of Middle-earth, weaving thousands of years of vicissitudes through the fate of three generations of women in the dense forest. The writing is delicate and magnificent, filling in the joys and sorrows of women that have been omitted by history in Tolkien's grand worldview. It not only contains the tension of palace intrigues, but also the graceful choices about love and survival in troubled times. It is a sincere work among the best works of fans. 🌿
To be honest, apart from "Lord of the Rings", this is the first time I read a novel with this kind of world view [laughing and crying], but later on I discovered that there are also characters from "Lord of the Rings" [laughing and crying]. It's just a good time to read it. The author will try his best to update it.
This is simply a fairy tale that makes people imagine endlessly. Calling it a novel lowers the quality of the work. The characters in the story are lifelike, the plot has ups and downs, the author has a delicate writing style and vivid language. Both adults and children love to read it. Even if the update speed needs to be accelerated, even the donkeys in the production team would not dare to rest like this [laughing]
A rare piece of fine writing! The writing is solid and textured, the planning of the court and the secret layout are full of tension, and the characters are deeply drawn. The plot is compact and water-free, making it a hearty read and worth staying up late to catch up on!
The novel is very interesting, the plot is compact and not procrastinating, the characters are very attractive, and the concept is rare.
The subject matter is novel, interesting and engaging. I rarely read novels in the Western fantasy style. This one is really well written. The author depicts emotions delicately and vividly presents the characters with a sense of immersion. It received five-star praise. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
The author's writing style is exquisite and the subject matter of the work is novel. Through the story of how the women of the jungle royal family survive and love each other in the torrent of the times, it really attracts readers. I recommend it and receive five-star praise [Like] [Like]
It's rare to see a fanfic written by a wife specifically about the marriage and love story between Ye Zi's mother and Se's father. The writing is very smooth, and Se's father and his wife are sweet and sadistic. Great support. This elf epic has been updated to this day, and the most shocking thing is its profound anatomy of the relationship between power and love. It's like witnessing a difficult dance between power and love. The story of Father Se and Ma Ye is far more than a romantic love fairy tale of an elf prince, but also a painful choice between two souls between political reality and personal emotions. The character of Thranduil is thought-provoking. He wrapped fiery emotions with cold political calculations, packaging a sincerely desired marriage into an impeccable political alliance. In the Senate, he listed seventeen political reasons, but he dared not say the simplest sentence "he loves her". This contradiction exactly reveals his inner dilemma - as the crown prince, he must use the language of power to express emotions and use the balance of interests to protect love. He deeply loves the untamed wildness in Ellerian's soul, and the piano song he composed for her in the birch forest is his most passionate confession of this truth. However, as the crown prince, he could not tolerate this wildness challenging the order he relied on to survive. As a result, love is twisted into control, and cherishing alienation becomes imprisonment. Every "protection" he gives is accompanied by the crushing of dignity; every "give" implies a chain of conditions. Behind every cold decision he makes, from punishing the Nynor family to restricting Ellyrian's freedom, there is unspeakable affection and uneasiness. These seemingly drastic actions exposed the weakness of an iron-blooded ruler - he intended to ensure her survival only by her absolute obedience when a crisis struck. And Elle Ryan's growth trajectory is even more touching. From the unruly princess in the birch forest to the princess who studied hard in the orchid garden with silver bells, every compromise she makes is not weakness, but another form of bravery. Each of her struggles is the tragic resistance of a free soul under systemic power. Her "willfulness" is her weapon to fight against the suffocating environment, and her instinct to keep herself from being completely swallowed up. From her determination to return the ring, to her bravery in stealing the seal ring, to her declaration of riding the wind in Hoshino Square, and even later crossing the Green Forest River against orders, every time she resisted asked: When love requires the cost of losing oneself, is it still love? Her confrontation with Thranduil is essentially a conflict between the values of two civilizations - Silvan's natural wildness is ultimately difficult to fully integrate into Sindar's exquisite discipline. She screamed every time she resisted. This kind of wisdom to find freedom in bondage and stick to oneself in compromise is more valuable than simple rebellion. Perhaps the most touching thing about the story is the inseparable bond between these two proud souls despite hurting each other. In the cracks of all these cold games, love grows like a vine. The subtle compromise between both parties is more moving than any grand confession. True love may never be a black and white choice, but a dangerous balance between power and freedom, responsibility and self. Just like Thranduil sang in "Morning Dew in the Birch Forest": "Even if the morning dew will eventually dissipate, I will still watch, deep in every fallen leaf you step on." This true love that still grows tenaciously despite political calculations is the most moving light of this story.
I want to see more of Thranduil's plot, preferably one that makes people feel happy. The plot doesn't have to be pushed so fast. I also want to see how Thranduil will react later when his wife doesn't believe in him.
The writing is smooth and delicate, the story is wonderful, the plot has ups and downs, the wife is so beautiful, I highly recommend it, and I look forward to the new work of Dada
The text of Big Brother is so good, it feels like watching Lord of the Rings. The story is also superbly told, the emotions are delicate, and the details are well done. RecommendationRecommendation[code to live][code to live][code to live][code to live][code to live][code to live]
In a Western fantasy novel, the male and female protagonists are well portrayed. They develop together step by step and face difficulties together. It is very interesting to watch.
This book is well written, the story is vivid and interesting, the plot is delicate, and the writing is excellent. It is a rare book by Tomato and it is worth recommending. This is a book that gets better and better the more I read it. [Adoration]
The writing is delicate and soft, the setting is novel, and the concept is clever. It must be praised with five stars!
I read all the chapters in one go. I rarely read Western fantasy novels like this before, so I think this one is pretty good. The work is cleverly conceived and written fluently. The description is detailed and penetrating. The plot is compact and full of ups and downs. Interlocking and fascinating. The plot is exciting and the logic is reasonable. The content is rich and worth reading.
This elven love story with a novel perspective cleverly incorporates elements of "The Lord of the Rings", making it an intimate read and full of surprises. The writing is beautiful and delicate, the characters are vivid and the emotions are healing and warm. The fantasy honeymoon trip of the crown prince and princess is sweet, interesting and fascinating. It's a potential masterpiece, and I look forward to the follow-up!
Good reviews, good reviews, a very well written book, very innovative.