The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim's High King

The book is titled Skyrim High King, and it's clear that people who see this title are drawn to the protagonist's quest to conquer Skyrim. Farming should be the main focus. If the author had allowed the protagonist to travel across Skyrim, increase his strength, recruit companions, accumulate capital, and expand his reputation before establishing his own empire, it might have been a better read.

This is one of the few Elder Scrolls fanfictions that has been completed. Thank you to the author for persevering and finishing this book. 1. The protagonist Wei Xu's intelligence is inconsistent; sometimes he is very smart and sometimes he is very stupid. For example, the story begins with the protagonist hunting a viscount.

It's so frustrating to watch! Why doesn't the protagonist dare to use his dragon roar? Doesn't he want people to know he's a dragonborn? But knowing how to use a dragon shout doesn't mean anything! Uncle Ba can do it, Ulfric can do it too. There aren't many people who can use dragon shouts, but they're not that rare either. As long as the protagonist doesn't let others discover that he can sense the Dragon Language Wall, there's no need for him to avoid using Dragon Shout.

Writing Western fantasy with Chinese names is utterly toxic.

I suddenly have something to say: Having read so many books on Qidian, I always feel that what I'm seeing are not legendary figures who are brave and fearless, and who remain calm in the face of great events. Instead, they are children who have gained power, some arrogant, some panicked, some reckless, and some cowering. They really are like children, not like protagonists.

My new book, "Dragonborn Invasion," has been released. I hope all interested readers will take the time to support it! Thank you!

I really hated this bastard lord when I played the game.

1. The Sacred Moth Ceremony takes place in the capital, so why does the book keep saying it's in Dugu City? They were simply drawn there by the Elder Scrolls, and on their way there, they were kidnapped by vampires. 2. When did the emperor flee to the ends of the earth? Wasn't he supposed to be attending his sister's wedding? 3. There is more than one Dragonborn.

It's frustrating to see a lord protagonist running off and wandering around without traversing their territory. I can tolerate it in the late game, but I play this game in the early game too.

Actually, I think the snow elves are very pitiful, although there is no accurate statement on the truth. Skyline was originally the home of the Snow Elves, but the Ancient Nords multiplied rapidly like insects and took over Skyline, making the Snow Elves wary of them. It was understandable that they wanted to drive them out of Skyline.