The Gods' Whims

I once thought that it was impossible to find a "good orderly" protagonist at the starting point, but today I discovered that I was wrong. I have been reading novels for several years, from the initial pursuit of coolness to the pursuit of reasonableness, and now I hope to find a novel that can express the human beauties of "kindness, dedication, and tolerance." There is a lot of social pressure, there are many human weaknesses, and mobile phones are also a good thing. We can understand the reasons that have created today's Internet environment, but understanding does not mean agreement. So, when I read your novel, even though the writing style is not as good as that of many older authors and there are problems with the plot, I very much agree with the meaning you express. I believe that authors who have a clear mentality and correct values ​​and refuse to follow the crowd will definitely achieve extraordinary results! Come on!

For an indigenous protagonist, the rhythm of the plot is unsatisfactory and there is no sense of immersion.

This book is the follow-up to "Guardian Angel Man". Because the first volume of that book is about machinations and strategies, and must be logically rigorous, it is too niche, so the subsequent adventure stories will be separated into a new book. Even so, because the writing method has a staged ending, both Guardian Angel Man and this book can be read separately. It can be regarded as a series of books with different tendencies. The Taymus continent described in this book is a little bit real and cruel due to the war, but please rest assured that this book is still a positive healing work about struggling in the darkness to find the light of hope, so you can read it with confidence.

Dark elements are an indispensable part of epic fantasy. Light and peace always need to be set off by darkness and chaos to be more precious. This is no different in The Lord of the Rings: Ice and Fire: in the history of The Lord of the Rings, light has been extinguished several times (the giant lamp fell - the two sacred trees were poisoned to death, and finally the sun and the moon); not to mention in Ice and Fire, the protagonists are all reduced to being used as chips, and in the end they are all finished. Epic fantasy will never be a comedy that simply beats up the bad guy, but will tend to be more of a tragic struggle. After all, a hero always has to go through difficulties and struggles to become great and have moving charisma. He can be fat and white in a tall wine glass and then be able to save the world casually. That is not an epic fantasy, or even a fairy tale, because Aladdin has gone through more ups and downs than this. The author believes that only those who truly dare to taste the ups and downs will be the pillars of this world, and will have enough courage to fight against evil.

I've invested in you, keep working hard and achieve great results.

It's strange that this book has not been seen by me during the update period, nor has it been recommended by others. It's outrageous. How could it be hidden so deeply?

Is it so miserable to write traditional fantasy?

Brother, come on! I have opened a new book I failed to pass the internal submission, and they said I was too cute Who cares, just write what you want to write, and keep reading!

There is one thing I particularly admire about you, the author! ! I can actually remember so many names. I'm confused, okay? !

My word count is almost catching up, new books are ready\^O^/, authors should work hard too!