First of all, this is a story with a female protagonist, so please don't be scared off by the pronoun "he" in the first 15 chapters.
Next, the author has always firmly believed that "young man" is a gender-neutral term.
Then, this story does not have countries that speak the same language and can communicate without any difficulty (not even an accent). It does not have the common setting where everyone on the continent worships the God of Light while the God of Darkness lurks in secret. It does not have magical blue hair, beautiful purple hair, youthful green hair, or cute pink hair, but it does have gorgeous silver hair. That's determined by race, not a Mary Sue fantasy.
Finally, the kingdom system is mostly original, so medieval history buffs, please go easy on me.
Short blurb:
If Fei Suoerjia still has any expectations for life, it's to leave this mess behind and become a god, becoming an eternal legend in the mortal realm.
After enduring pursuit, transformation, war, and conspiracy, Fei Suoerjia, our esteemed and lovable young noble, finally reached an understanding with the author: family dramas, tragic love stories, and tales of conspiracy and war aren't ideal scripts. A legendary myth is the story's ultimate destination.
Explanatory blurb:
Perhaps you can't see the heroine yet because there's a problem with her pronoun;
perhaps you can't see the gods yet because none of them have revealed their true forms;
perhaps you can't find any trace of romance because the tags are liars;
perhaps you've been looking forward to a couple, but I have to say, that couple has already passed on. May they rest in peace.
Full blurb:
We were all once young and naive children, with a world of light in our eyes. Our biggest worry was that we hadn't finished today's lessons, while our homework had already piled up like a mountain. But before we knew it, we grew up. You set off toward the light, and I walked into the darkness.
- Valier Tailentemu
Everyone makes mistakes when they're young. Other people's mistakes fade with time, but mine just keep growing, like a snowball rolling downhill.
- Kesi Keli Tailentemu
People like me usually meet one of two ends: eternal infamy or a horrible death.
- The Dark Lord's "Eyes and Ears"
I can't imagine dying anywhere outside a mage tower.
- Luo Sait
You seem like someone who can never be defeated, so I'm truly curious. It's hard to imagine how a person can go on living after losing everything. And yet... well, I'm a little envious of you, even though in the end, none of the results of your efforts belong to you.
- Sai Fei Yinsi
In the end, I got everything.
- Fei Suoerjia Di Yabailu
Revising isn't hard. Revising without abandoning the story is.
- The author
The first two Chinese characters distinguish everyone's names, so readers only need to remember the first two characters. The author can remember the rest. Readers can ignore it completely.
Official warnings:
1. The protagonist won't turn evil or become twisted. He's a good kid who reveres the gods and yearns for the light, and he'll stay that way to the end.
2. The protagonist is very magnanimous.
3. Demons and dragons are villains, and they won't be redeemed.
4. The protagonist values reason over emotion. He doesn't play favorites, but he is very gentle.
5. The author loves worldbuilding, loves logic, talks too much, and has a mild perfectionist streak.
I'll do my best to update more often, and hopefully eventually post daily. But weekly updates are a pace I can manage more easily, so I'm not very confident I can keep up a faster schedule. Please forgive me if updates are irregular.
2013 absence notices:
August 28: Fever
September 7: Buying batteries
September 16-19: Taking time off
I like your writing style and your writing very much
2018 Waiting for you
After reading the comments, it is said that the author wants to fill in a hole?
Here comes the problem, the key is not where to send it! Instead, you have to code first! Write whatever you feel, follow your feelings first! If you don't write or post, we haven't seen it. How do you know whether we will like it before commenting... So, write first! If you decide where to send it later, you can change it_(:з∠)_
Welcome back! I'm waiting~~ [Rolling all over the floor
… Big, big! ! ! ! Ahhhhhhh this is such a good article, I want to cry
In the blink of an eye, I haven't opened the author's column for two years. I checked it out two days ago and was blown away by a long comment from an HP fan. After all, it was a long review, full of love. As an author, it seemed unethical to say nothing after seeing it, so I came out here.
This article feels like the one I owe the most to, because it took the most effort and the most readers fell into the trap. And although I have been writing, it has been changed beyond recognition, and it is almost a completely different story.
The first is the Fika name change incident. Because the author with obsessive-compulsive disorder suddenly found that the name "Feso Yaga" is difficult to spell in Spanish and it is very difficult to pronounce. I feel uncomfortable if I don't change it. I always feel that it is a very amateurish name. Fortunately, the nickname was still Feika after changing over and over again, so I called her Feika.
Second is the plot line.
In fact, I don't have a particularly clear plot line until this article is written, only a world view. I always seem to get the order wrong when conceiving, always following the direction of worldview - setting - characters - plot. Then when the throne was released, it actually only had the first three items, and the last one was very vague.
However, the plot is the most important. The plot is the skeleton of the novel. Without the plot, I wouldn't know what to write next.
So now that I think about it, it seems inevitable that such an immature idea will fail.
This is my newbie period, almost my debut. Therefore, the development of the Internet has both advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that the threshold for publishing novels has been lowered. The disadvantage is that you will encounter many novice authors like me. Halfway through writing, they are unable to follow up, are stuck or unfinished. I only have a good idea, but I can't even write it down in my head.
Anyway, I want to say sorry. 90 Degree bow
Apologizing may be of no use. After all, the hole has been dug and I am reluctant to lock it up. If I were to continue with this development, I might not be able to write it. Two years have passed, and my mentality has changed. Even my style of replying to readers' messages is different from before. It's hard to regain my original mood and continue writing. What I'm writing now is still Fika's adventure (continuously interrupted and distracted by various things, progressing slowly). She will be a little more unlucky than this version, and she will have to suffer a lot before she can usher in a new life.
But for that new version, my outline currently only has the plot of the first 4 chapters, and I'm writing the second chapter. Although I think the word count and plot of these 4 chapters can make up a book, I cannot deny that it is still 4 chapters.
After talking so much, I actually just want to apologize and thank the readers who have not forgotten me and this article for so long.
I don't want to promise anything either. I pursued several authors who swore they would not be fooled, but they were fooled. I vowed to write it down, but I was also fooled. This is not a promise, this is setting a flag. I don't like flags.
Alas, that's it. A rough explanation of where the author has been, but the future is still unknown.
I'm new here~ I heard that updates are stopped but I still clicked in~ I don't know how good the author is. I hope you can have the courage to continue whether it is writing or three-dimensional life~ Spread flowers!
I really like the writing style of this article. I know that the author Jun was a little sad after he stopped writing. I want to wait until the author Jun finishes writing before reading this article. I believe that the author Jun will be able to complete this article one day.
He is a throne abandoned in time. Even though it is gathering dust, his grace is not concealed. Did the author anticipate this situation when he started this article? The Throne of Dust is his name and his destiny.
2016, Waiting for you.
This is such a rare article. Many novels cater to the public taste. There are very few unique articles. Although it is a pity, I still wish the author well.
I like your writing style and your writing very much
2018 Waiting for you
After reading the comments, it is said that the author wants to fill in a hole? Here comes the problem, the key is not where to send it! Instead, you have to code first! Write whatever you feel, follow your feelings first! If you don't write or post, we haven't seen it. How do you know whether we will like it before commenting... So, write first! If you decide where to send it later, you can change it_(:з∠)_ Welcome back! I'm waiting~~ [Rolling all over the floor
… Big, big! ! ! ! Ahhhhhhh this is such a good article, I want to cry
In the blink of an eye, I haven't opened the author's column for two years. I checked it out two days ago and was blown away by a long comment from an HP fan. After all, it was a long review, full of love. As an author, it seemed unethical to say nothing after seeing it, so I came out here. This article feels like the one I owe the most to, because it took the most effort and the most readers fell into the trap. And although I have been writing, it has been changed beyond recognition, and it is almost a completely different story. The first is the Fika name change incident. Because the author with obsessive-compulsive disorder suddenly found that the name "Feso Yaga" is difficult to spell in Spanish and it is very difficult to pronounce. I feel uncomfortable if I don't change it. I always feel that it is a very amateurish name. Fortunately, the nickname was still Feika after changing over and over again, so I called her Feika. Second is the plot line. In fact, I don't have a particularly clear plot line until this article is written, only a world view. I always seem to get the order wrong when conceiving, always following the direction of worldview - setting - characters - plot. Then when the throne was released, it actually only had the first three items, and the last one was very vague. However, the plot is the most important. The plot is the skeleton of the novel. Without the plot, I wouldn't know what to write next. So now that I think about it, it seems inevitable that such an immature idea will fail. This is my newbie period, almost my debut. Therefore, the development of the Internet has both advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that the threshold for publishing novels has been lowered. The disadvantage is that you will encounter many novice authors like me. Halfway through writing, they are unable to follow up, are stuck or unfinished. I only have a good idea, but I can't even write it down in my head. Anyway, I want to say sorry. 90 Degree bow Apologizing may be of no use. After all, the hole has been dug and I am reluctant to lock it up. If I were to continue with this development, I might not be able to write it. Two years have passed, and my mentality has changed. Even my style of replying to readers' messages is different from before. It's hard to regain my original mood and continue writing. What I'm writing now is still Fika's adventure (continuously interrupted and distracted by various things, progressing slowly). She will be a little more unlucky than this version, and she will have to suffer a lot before she can usher in a new life. But for that new version, my outline currently only has the plot of the first 4 chapters, and I'm writing the second chapter. Although I think the word count and plot of these 4 chapters can make up a book, I cannot deny that it is still 4 chapters. After talking so much, I actually just want to apologize and thank the readers who have not forgotten me and this article for so long. I don't want to promise anything either. I pursued several authors who swore they would not be fooled, but they were fooled. I vowed to write it down, but I was also fooled. This is not a promise, this is setting a flag. I don't like flags. Alas, that's it. A rough explanation of where the author has been, but the future is still unknown.
I'm new here~ I heard that updates are stopped but I still clicked in~ I don't know how good the author is. I hope you can have the courage to continue whether it is writing or three-dimensional life~ Spread flowers!
I really like the writing style of this article. I know that the author Jun was a little sad after he stopped writing. I want to wait until the author Jun finishes writing before reading this article. I believe that the author Jun will be able to complete this article one day.
He is a throne abandoned in time. Even though it is gathering dust, his grace is not concealed. Did the author anticipate this situation when he started this article? The Throne of Dust is his name and his destiny.
2016, Waiting for you.
This is such a rare article. Many novels cater to the public taste. There are very few unique articles. Although it is a pity, I still wish the author well.