Paladin Side Story

Tai Lun got a warm new home in Eternal Night, but I still want him to know that he was loved for the past thousand years.

So Old Antique has the love of his parents, but he doesn't know it.

Alas, Senasha is really miserable. It turns out that Tyron is also loved by his parents.

After reading the side chapters of Paladin, I have to say that whether it is Paladin or this side chapter, the principles inside shocked me. Especially the wars and battles in the outer chapters, and the competition between species, are all so magnificent. There is no absolute right or wrong in the world, there are just positions. Different positions and different concepts lead to different thoughts, which extends to countless possibilities.

A very good short and medium story, suitable for independent writing. I didn't feel anything after reading it last time, but I felt a little disappointed after reading it this time. Maybe it's because I am more inclined to empathize with the protagonist rather than the protagonist.

Tyron and Crimson are so different 23333

I recently re-read the Edge of Eternal Night, and then I discovered that I had always thought that the timeline was: Not long after Evan and his party met the Great Demon King of Eternal Night, they went to open up a new world and then traveled through time. Then the story of the Paladin happened. In this story, the Great Devil's life ended, and then he was reborn in the interstellar and met Evan and his party. This seemed to form a closed loop. But starting from another angle: the side story states that Evan and his party are Chinese and can speak Mandarin. But we know that the author's overall setting of the interstellar era is that the Blue Star Civilization is an existence that needs to be explored. In Mandarin, except for professional scholars, the protagonist who is probably the architect will say it explicitly. I boldly assume that Evan and his team may not have traveled directly from the game to a different world from the time when the Blue Star Civilization was flourishing. , Then a series of plots of the Paladin happened, and then Scarlet finally figured out how to return to their original world, but too much time had passed. They had stayed in the Paladin world for more than 10,000 years, and this time was synchronized to their original world. They returned to a world that was already in the interstellar era. Then in order to survive (?), He used his rich experience in reclaiming an entire world and pulling up human civilization to start a new world. Finally, he met the Great Demon King who was reborn in the interstellar era through the power of God. So I think: Evan and his party traveled from the Blue Star Civilization in 201X - The Paladin Gaiden - The Life of the Great Demon King - The Paladin Story - Evan and his party returned to the original world - The Eternal Night's Edge begins. Is this order OK? ? By the way, this is just a random comparison between me reviewing Paladin Gaiden and Yong Ye again. It's not rigorous at all. Feel free to play.

Wuwuwu After reviewing Evan, I want to go back and play the Big Devil again.

I re-watched Paladin and found out that there is a side story, and now I find that the Big Devil is actually related. The comment section also said that there is also a connection with Crimson in Edge of Evernight! Eh? ! I'll go back and watch it again! ! !

A brilliant and magnificent Western fantasy epic, I feel a sense of loss after reading it. Without further ado, let's go to Yongye to relive the story of the Great Demon King.