[Elden Ring] Embers

Laila was pulled into this world and inexplicably became the savior of this devastated world. She was lonely, painful, confused, and collapsed, and she transformed the above emotions into peace, tranquility, firmness, and stability. Is this world, including the male protagonist, really worth what Laila has done? She didn't even get anything in the end, only a broken body and a broken heart. The whole article is about the male protagonist and the mothers of a group of aborigines. The perspective determines the position. Doesn't Laila have a mother of her own? Laila thinks about her mother all the time! From Laila's perspective, who would you choose between this messed up world and a world with mothers? Although I burst into tears, I still think that the best ending is for Laila to return to her own time (choked

The beautiful butterfly flapped its wings, and Laila returned to her own world and opened her eyes. Everything is so familiar, mother's nagging, bright incandescent lights, and the hustle and bustle of the city. Laila looked at the familiar furnishings in the room, and she was finally sure that she was back These were all that made up the first half of her life, and she also knew that her heart was split into two parts. Half came back with her, and half stayed with the red-haired demigod forever.

It's been so long that I still shed tears for this article. It's not that I can't accept the ending, it's that the ending makes people so uncomfortable [covering face and laughing] I can't be happy with the goddess, I can't be happy [covering face and crying]

In fact, it's not unacceptable. Oe is also quite good. Laila can finally go home to be with her mother. I hope that Laila, who is so weak and tough, will be able to go on bravely. Although the ending of love is not so happy, the experience of walking together is enough. But will Messemer live with his love for Laila forever (I'm curious how long it will take for the demigod's love to fade). Remembering that it seemed that the last time he met Laila, he asked her to "get out", and I thought unethically that Laila really "went out". But they are both the type that can go on. Although I don't know the torment in their hearts, they feel like they are long-lived and short-lived later on.

At the end, I felt that the ending was quite good. The heroine got some experience (how could she feel like she came here to do illegal work), and the world on the hero's side was restored. Both of them could return to their own worlds and see their mothers. In the end, I really wanted to see the heroine in the modern side. I hope she lives a good life and slowly repairs the damage she suffered in this world. I also hope that someone can accompany her and warm her.

If the ending is destined to be sad, will we still meet? The ending is oe but closer to be. Laila is really good at loving people and has courage. She laments the heroine's tolerance after everything she has experienced. This is Damei's luck. It is also a novel written by an author who falls in love with and feels sorry for the heroine.

No, the heroine must have gone home... You all should be well😭

[Spread flowers] I would like to ask if there is a side story?

At that time, when I was following the serialization, I had not finished the main story, and I had been looking forward to Laila having a main story. However, my wife briefly mentioned the main story. Although it was a bit regretful, my wife wrote it very well. However, the last chapter of the finale had to be paused because of three incidents. I recently restarted the Ring of Magic, and after clearing the main body and DLC, I read my wife's article and found that what she wrote is actually the best way to alleviate the conflict between the main body and the DLC plot settings. Although it was a bit regretful that Mersemer and Laila were not together in the end, it was better to forget each other than to stay together, and the two finally got the best ending. Mersemer was not exiled by Marika, and Laila did not travel through time and lived a happy life in the original world.

I don't know how many times I read it, but I remembered it and ran to watch it again [crying] [crying] I was lying when I said I was relieved last time, but this time I feel like I can't let it go [crying] ahhhh, it's so uncomfortable