[Dark Elf Matriarch x Human Savior]
Reader's Guide: Players from another world + Western fantasy, detailed worldbuilding (the drow are heavily adapted from D&D) / Romance, but with a serious plot / Plenty of player scenes / Not about infrastructure building
A strange world, magic crystals that can be traded in reality,
and a game that draws countless players inside.
But the truth is that its resources have been dwindling for a century.
In the midst of the crisis, someone turns the tide and builds a passage between two worlds.
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When the matriarch awakens in the Underdark, her world has become a game to outsiders.
The game System was built using half a divine spark, and the other half is hers to command.
Her consort, Lian, that traitor, will pay for his betrayal.
She swears by the god from whom the divine spark came, the god she once worshiped before destroying with her own hands: her vengeance will last until her dying breath.
That man wants the players to gather magic crystals and send them back to his homeworld, promising them lavish rewards.
But she wants them to assimilate into this world and turn that traitor's world into a wasteland!
(Voice from above: If they were that obedient, they wouldn't be players from another world.)
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Level up! Adventure! Get magic crystals!
That's the dream for most players who enter the Hope Continent.
But there are always a few who take a different path and aren't so obsessed with making money.
They travel far and wide, fight across the land, and somehow uncover an earth-shattering secret:
The queen of the dungeon, the goddess in every player's heart, that gorgeous, badass, dark-skinned woman with white hair,
is actually the daughter of the previous drow matriarch and the lord of Yiluo City!
Good heavens, City Lord, how could you even dare to date a dark elf?
Their kind puts women above men. They really will snip a man's bits off!
Completed historical spin-off: From Princess to Warlord (Spring and Autumn Period)
Theme: Even in despair, never give up hope.
Okay, Li'an is Lie'an Mausoleum.
He said that they came to the Hope Continent in person, and he said before that he brought the Spark Project to the Blue Star, so the timeline is as follows: For unknown reasons, some people came to the Hope Continent and discovered the magic crystal → Lie Anling assumed the alias Li An. He killed his servant father, killed the god and divided the spoils with Xiyeqi → they had a falling out (Xiyeqi thought he had betrayed her, but listening to the conversation Lie Anling subjectively did not seem to want to kill her, looking forward to the specific details) → Xiyeqi fell asleep and Lie Anling went back to propose the Spark Plan and build a channel
The three views are incompatible... I can only say that there is some truth in the saying "Those who are not my race must have different minds." No matter how similar humans and dark elves are, they have two completely different ways of thinking. This does not matter who is right or wrong. Each ethnic group has its own rule system. One is like honey and the other is like arsenic. Humans think that the internal fighting of the dark elves is cruel and bloody, and maybe they themselves feel like a fish in water and enjoy it.
Speaking of the two of them, they are rebellious and daring enough (Lie Anling was able to directly involve himself in another world and create a game system to save the Blue Star, and Xiejiqi dared to take the idea of the Nightmare God Queen they had worshiped for generations), but after all, where they grew up, thinking habits, values, etc. Will inevitably bear the deep imprint of their respective races. Falling in love is a fleeting moment that lasts forever (I haven't actually talked about it, I heard other people say it), but if we are really together, we will definitely have to tolerate the running-in. It is possible for two human beings to live a life of throwing pots and bowls after getting married, and transnational marriages have to face a lot of life differences, not to mention that they are interracial. It is strange that there are no differences at all.
And they are both quite sober, so in my opinion it will be fine if the logic of the ending is smooth (don't have a situation where the two of them fall into love brains in the end, it will be completely fine, after all, I think I have a very high acceptance ability hahh)
I feel that the mental impression I had of Lie Anling who was brave and sacrificial for the public when I first saw his deeds was a little different from him. Also, his flat and indifferent tone and Ji Xun's inner thoughts in the previous chapter "Determination" felt very subtle.
So while he is infecting the world, the world is also assimilating him?
Faith comes from the unknown, fear, self-deception... Indeed, I don't know if you have seen Yan Geling's "Fuso". Dayong's darts in it are like this. Everyone is going crazy that his five darts are coated with poison that often causes blood to seal the throat, and how he himself is so accurate that when fighting with the police station, the policemen fell down in a hurry as soon as Dayong touched his waist. But in fact, it was just something he accidentally took out from the body of a person he killed and carried it with him. He didn't learn to use it at all.
I always remember the sentence in the book very clearly, "Everything that is symbolized in the world is more conquering than itself."
I want to know what happened to the man who betrayed the heroine. Will the heroine be with him in the end?
Xiyeqi's last sentence of "burning the stove" suddenly gave me some thoughts: the highest-level player's best harvest so far, in the eyes of the master's native people, is just a waste that is not qualified to burn a stove. Looking at the master's attitude towards Xiyeqi, she should be on the same level as him or above in terms of status. Let's go back to the previous one, so Xiyeqi thinks that the player is probably the chess piece she and Li An used to play in the "Slow, Slow, Play" game.
The perspective of the aborigines on the top floor looking down at the chessboard collides with the perspective of the players looking up to explore. Sieqi's determination to succeed in his plan collides with the sentence in the copywriting, "If it was so easy to control, it wouldn't be called the fourth natural disaster." It's really indescribable excitement.
Compromise with yourself, this article will be updated later.
Waiting to see if the next door can bring this book with them, I really can't stand it anymore.
It is human nature for Ji Xun to think so. After all, apart from her status as Lie Anling's wife, Xiyeqi is a completely irrelevant person to him, and she is even developing in the direction of the enemy.
As she was typing, she suddenly realized that there might be more to it than that. Lie Anling regarded her as his wife, but to her, Li An was a servant rather than a husband, which was even more tragic.
Ah... The fourth natural disaster should actually have a lot of people who enjoy this kind of chaotic evil, hahaha. If I were in a holographic online game, I would definitely have fun like this!
Is this level crushing? After Siyeqi completed such a large set of moves, the others in the center of the formation only felt an inexplicable cold wind.
When I read martial arts novels in the past, I suddenly thought that those heroes would "come and go without a trace" at all times. Those who knew it knew that they had great Qinggong skills, but those who didn't knew it thought they were haunted hahh
Okay, Li'an is Lie'an Mausoleum. He said that they came to the Hope Continent in person, and he said before that he brought the Spark Project to the Blue Star, so the timeline is as follows: For unknown reasons, some people came to the Hope Continent and discovered the magic crystal → Lie Anling assumed the alias Li An. He killed his servant father, killed the god and divided the spoils with Xiyeqi → they had a falling out (Xiyeqi thought he had betrayed her, but listening to the conversation Lie Anling subjectively did not seem to want to kill her, looking forward to the specific details) → Xiyeqi fell asleep and Lie Anling went back to propose the Spark Plan and build a channel
The three views are incompatible... I can only say that there is some truth in the saying "Those who are not my race must have different minds." No matter how similar humans and dark elves are, they have two completely different ways of thinking. This does not matter who is right or wrong. Each ethnic group has its own rule system. One is like honey and the other is like arsenic. Humans think that the internal fighting of the dark elves is cruel and bloody, and maybe they themselves feel like a fish in water and enjoy it. Speaking of the two of them, they are rebellious and daring enough (Lie Anling was able to directly involve himself in another world and create a game system to save the Blue Star, and Xiejiqi dared to take the idea of the Nightmare God Queen they had worshiped for generations), but after all, where they grew up, thinking habits, values, etc. Will inevitably bear the deep imprint of their respective races. Falling in love is a fleeting moment that lasts forever (I haven't actually talked about it, I heard other people say it), but if we are really together, we will definitely have to tolerate the running-in. It is possible for two human beings to live a life of throwing pots and bowls after getting married, and transnational marriages have to face a lot of life differences, not to mention that they are interracial. It is strange that there are no differences at all. And they are both quite sober, so in my opinion it will be fine if the logic of the ending is smooth (don't have a situation where the two of them fall into love brains in the end, it will be completely fine, after all, I think I have a very high acceptance ability hahh)
I feel that the mental impression I had of Lie Anling who was brave and sacrificial for the public when I first saw his deeds was a little different from him. Also, his flat and indifferent tone and Ji Xun's inner thoughts in the previous chapter "Determination" felt very subtle. So while he is infecting the world, the world is also assimilating him?
Faith comes from the unknown, fear, self-deception... Indeed, I don't know if you have seen Yan Geling's "Fuso". Dayong's darts in it are like this. Everyone is going crazy that his five darts are coated with poison that often causes blood to seal the throat, and how he himself is so accurate that when fighting with the police station, the policemen fell down in a hurry as soon as Dayong touched his waist. But in fact, it was just something he accidentally took out from the body of a person he killed and carried it with him. He didn't learn to use it at all. I always remember the sentence in the book very clearly, "Everything that is symbolized in the world is more conquering than itself."
I want to know what happened to the man who betrayed the heroine. Will the heroine be with him in the end?
Xiyeqi's last sentence of "burning the stove" suddenly gave me some thoughts: the highest-level player's best harvest so far, in the eyes of the master's native people, is just a waste that is not qualified to burn a stove. Looking at the master's attitude towards Xiyeqi, she should be on the same level as him or above in terms of status. Let's go back to the previous one, so Xiyeqi thinks that the player is probably the chess piece she and Li An used to play in the "Slow, Slow, Play" game. The perspective of the aborigines on the top floor looking down at the chessboard collides with the perspective of the players looking up to explore. Sieqi's determination to succeed in his plan collides with the sentence in the copywriting, "If it was so easy to control, it wouldn't be called the fourth natural disaster." It's really indescribable excitement.
Compromise with yourself, this article will be updated later. Waiting to see if the next door can bring this book with them, I really can't stand it anymore.
It is human nature for Ji Xun to think so. After all, apart from her status as Lie Anling's wife, Xiyeqi is a completely irrelevant person to him, and she is even developing in the direction of the enemy. As she was typing, she suddenly realized that there might be more to it than that. Lie Anling regarded her as his wife, but to her, Li An was a servant rather than a husband, which was even more tragic.
Ah... The fourth natural disaster should actually have a lot of people who enjoy this kind of chaotic evil, hahaha. If I were in a holographic online game, I would definitely have fun like this!
Is this level crushing? After Siyeqi completed such a large set of moves, the others in the center of the formation only felt an inexplicable cold wind. When I read martial arts novels in the past, I suddenly thought that those heroes would "come and go without a trace" at all times. Those who knew it knew that they had great Qinggong skills, but those who didn't knew it thought they were haunted hahh