Heaven's Question: Magweth Pengolodh

Thank you for the translation!! I feel that the author must be someone who has read home and various materials. Many settings are very consistent. If Tuo Lao's story is history, this fanfic feels like dancing in shackles, and the dance is very beautiful! The content is written throughout the whole article about the gap between humans and elves like a natural chasm (overt and covert, and the various descriptions of friends are restrained and subtle), but the writing style still contains hope!

Is this mortal the last to bring the story of the Elves back to Middle-earth?

Although I entered this column because of Negative Curse, this is my favorite article besides LoE. After all, there are too many stories about emperors, generals and ministers coming and going. What I am more interested in is the aspect of their actual lives: what do they eat and use? What routine? Are there any emotions that don't seem great at all but are real? This kind of detail will make people feel that "they really lived". Seeing how A Peng was "humanized" bit by bit in the end, I couldn't help but feel a little sad for him. But what is even more touching is why this thousand-year-old spirit has experienced so many ups and downs and still maintains a posture like a living spring, eager for new knowledge, making friends, and exchanging gossip (?), Even if he knows that all this is destined to be short-lived. What kind of confidence and love does he have in life and the world? For this reason alone, this article is simply inspiring and comforting. I hope that my much shorter life will not become more numb and indifferent as it goes on. A million thanks to Ecthelion for the great translation! !

It's so well written and so well translated. I haven't read such touching words in a long time.

I read most of it on Tieba ten years ago, and I finished reading it here today [Come on] Thank you very much for the translation!

Where will Teacher Fountain's works be placed in the future? I was jumping up and down on Douban and Tieba, but I didn't expect that there are still good things in Jinjiang?

Hey, it turns out that Teacher Fountain is still in Jinjiang

The Númenóreans are too strong. After understanding this, I think it is normal for Aragorn's ancestors to chop off Sauron's hand.

I don't know if it's the knife hidden in the sugar or the sugar in the knife~~

I met the woman named "Elven Glory" again... A mouthful of glass shards for dessert T-T