(Western Fantasy + Hero + Three Interwoven Timelines + One Heroine + The Weight of Long Life + Sword and Sorcery)
Told across three timelines, past, present, and future, the story begins ten years ago, when the hero spends her remaining years on a fatal strike, creating an opening for an elf to deliver the finishing blow. Knowing how her own story will end, she helps the heroine become a great mage. Then, having spent her lifespan, she quietly dies ten years later.
When the elf returns, the hero is already gone. Faced with misunderstandings from her companions, who had treasured their time together, and from the rest of the world, she does not defend herself. Regret and remorse follow the elf for years.
At last, she begins searching again through the lost years, following in the hero's footsteps back to the glorious days of ten years earlier and the companions' campaign against the demon dragon. She relives their trials and moments of warmth in the human lands of the empire and the demon realm. As she remembers, her former companions die one by one.
As she gradually comes to understand life, she resolves to defy fate. Touched by the depth of human emotion and the sincerity of the human heart, she lets go of the aloofness born of her long lifespan and breaks completely with the elf race. When her memories end, she realizes she has lived on her own for ten years, which have passed in the blink of an eye.
To overcome the unequal lifespans of elves and humans, she searches ancient books and crosses countless rivers and mountains, paying an enormous price for the chance to bring the hero back to life. At last, she gives up immortality, crosses the river of time, and meets the hero once more. She confesses the feelings she had kept hidden for years and clears up the misunderstanding she caused. In the end, she spends a mortal lifetime by the hero's side.
Hello readers, this book uses a mixed writing method of three timelines, namely the present, the past, and the future. The article opens in reverse order, and then follows the elf perspective to recall ten years ago. The story begins with the prequel of the brave, and then is buried in the past (main line). During the recall process, the present timeline does not stop. After the recall, it enters the past timeline. I hope that everyone who does not understand can ask questions. It is not that I am writing randomly, but the timeline is different. Thank you for your support [Salute][Top post][Top post][Top post] Let me briefly explain again that this book is not a group portrait, the pace is slow, the plot does not advance quickly, and it is not a cool novel. The world view and values will be shown as the main plot progresses. Let me explain in advance that the ending is not necessarily a bad ending. The main line of this article is based on the past line in the memoir. No one is a tool person. Thank you. And regarding comments and questions, please point out the problems in the comment area. At the very least, readers should have read this book and not come up with negative reviews. Thank you.
I think the author is very special in that he has a very visual sense. You can imagine the scene through imagination, and he also has a very immersive and unique cultural atmosphere. I feel that the ecology and actions of each character can emerge in my mind, and they are vivid and vivid. I feel that the words written by the author are particularly delicate, and the brushstrokes are like soft, delicate and small brushes. I read in a hurry during the day, and I listen to the book at night. It is very comfortable and neither slow nor slow.
Good book, brave men are humans, not gods, they will die, elves are not objects, they have feelings, the timelines in different dimensions make this relationship more sincere, I hope to update more 👍👍👍👍
Very good, slaying the dragon is not the end, the victims have hidden expectations. In the past, present and future, for elves and humans, she is looking for, ultimately, to be with the brave. A Western fantasy song of struggle, combined with a single female protagonist, longevity elements, swords and magic. It is very creative. The author's writing is very good and the characters are three-dimensional. I hope to update more!
The writing is smooth and real, and there are quite a few hooks. I didn't expect so many people to like this book, but the author's writing style is really good. The characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and the scene descriptions create a different feeling. I give it full marks!!!
The world view is very solid, the magic system is self-consistent, and it is rare to write the true weight of the characters in a fantasy framework. The characters are not puppets; their choices have costs and their growth has scars. The narrative rhythm is steady, the foreshadowing is neatly collected, and there is no wasted writing just for showing off skills. A very good novel, I hope the author will continue to work hard [already planted]
Under the theory of lifespan, both male and female protagonists have regrets, and some things are still difficult to reconcile after all 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂[laughter cry] [cry with laughter] [cry with laughter] [cry with laughter] [cry with laughter] [cry with laughter] [cry with laughter] [cry with laughter] [cry with laughter] [cry with laughter] [cry with laughter] [cry with laughter] [cry with laughter] [cry with laughter] [cry with laughter] [cry with laughter] [cry with laughter]
With an atmospheric layout and structure, the world described by the author is full of smoke and obsession. Slaying the dragon is not the end. There are unfinished expectations hidden in the remains of the victims. The characters move forward with pain on their backs, there is delicacy and tenderness hidden under the blood, and there is a sense of fate wrapped in the grand narrative. It makes people feel sad to read it. It is a fantasy masterpiece with great staying power.
The writing style is delicate, and the environment and details are often used to imply emotions. The rhythm is slow but not procrastinating, and the overall presentation presents a solemn and poetic feeling of classical Western fantasy. The depth and heaviness of the world are superimposed layer by layer, and the tension between immortality and mortal world is deeply explored, and images such as returning home, embers, and dragon slaying are woven into a restrained and fateful atmosphere with a long lasting aftertaste.
I kind of understand it. The most profound punishment for co-authoring is to make her forget herself. The price of eternal life is loneliness. Now it has been updated to the third volume and it is finally the main story. I can't see the sword and want to see the result. I hope this ending is he🤦🤦🤦