Fairy Prologue

The sauce suddenly bubbled up, and I came with a set of hot pancakes and fruit, tofu curd, fried dough sticks, soy milk and fried dumplings. I looked at the big book and gave the author a big call. I asked for a mutual visit by the way, ^_^

I haven't watched it yet. I'm going to take a look.

In fact, I have been thinking about this title for a long time. The last one used is from Shakespeare's "The Tempest", "Everything in the past is a prologue." It means that once something happens, it is already in the past. The extended meaning is to stop dwelling on the past, but to grasp the present and face the future. The "prologue" is the words written at the beginning of the article, not the main text, nor is it an important part of the article. Everything in the past is a prologue, which means to understate the past. Humans, after all, have to face the future, not the past, and the same goes for fairies. I have a lot of sighs today. I hope readers will forgive the slow update. Sometimes writing a book cannot save your life. Try to write as much as possible every day. If you do more, it will be... Really delicious.

Who can understand the glimmer of light in the darkness? Resurrected 20 years later, is Linyuan really a traitor? I believe not. After all, he is the protagonist, haha But what happens in this will depend on the follow-up. I just read about 10 chapters and have no clue. I only know that Linyuan's resurrection is, no, to be precise, it should be called the resurrection of the dead. Transformed into a long-eared goblin. And I personally feel that the identity of this goblin is a bit similar to some characteristics of zombies or vampires. For example, absorbing moonlight, having a need for blood and so on. But so far the author has not explained what kind of goblin it is. Although there are some clues in the Twilight Forest, it cannot prove its identity.

I seem to have read a comic with this introduction. It was about a group of people going to seal the gate to the devil or something, and then a group of people were afraid and quit. The protagonist and a bento guy completed it. On the way back, the protagonist and Brother Bento were deceived and killed in a sneak attack by this group of people who quit. Then these seven people returned to the capital and said that the protagonist and Brother Bento were cowards and did not dare to go. After they succeeded, they tried to sneak attack them and were killed by them. As a result, these people became the so-called Seven Heroes. The protagonist seems to have had his hands and feet cut off and pushed off a cliff. Not only did he not die, he also encountered a moonlight elf. Then the protagonist eats the elf alive in a very bloody manner. Then he was reborn as an elf. He looks like a handsome elf with blond hair. Began his revenge. . I remember that the protagonist seemed to have a special move, and he was the only one who knew it. What is it called the Black Killing Sword? I read it more than ten years ago... I can't remember clearly. I don't know if the author's idea was based on this comic. I was very excited when I watched it. There were a lot of restricted contents, such as letting the tavern lady help the protagonist sneak into the country, and then the protagonist would pay for it with his body.

This book gave me a feeling of both good and evil. The so-called good and evil are just a thought!

Formerly known as Light in the Dark. Now for the darkness in the light. Will the future be dawn or sunset?

How many NPC groups and high-level people would kill a person with the highest combat power for a so-called glory, and still in such a dangerous world 😰

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Under the crimson light, in the crazy night, the upside-down skeleton swayed in the windless way. Hee hee, please recommend, please support, please invest.

The new book is very well written and very thoughtful. I really like it.

What a bullshit Templar hero, slandering the companions who fight together will give you nightmares!

The area of ​​the currently known continent. The northernmost part of the empire. On the northern border, there are strange ghosts outside the border. Twilight Forest has the legend of elves. Next, there are countless small towns, and the highest level of force is generally level three. Possibly, there is a similar fortress, Great Wall or dangerous place on the northern border. There should be some places controlled by the military? If a certain country is used as a prototype, the south (South China Sea) and the east (subordinate country of the small island) should be the sea. To the west should be mountains or deserts.

Is it love that has sprouted? Very curious!

Crab, I'm back for a visit, come on 😁

The author would like to try to simplify the names of some Western characters in the following chapters. Two or three-character names are best, or just use characters with two- or three-character names. For example, if William or something has a sexual surname for the first time, he will be called William directly from now on, without using those messy names. Otherwise, it will always be troublesome to watch.

This introduction... The Legend of Heroes of the Demon Realm?

After reading this introduction, it looks a bit like my big sword

One more thing I would like to say is that the layout of **Reading iOS looks cleaner and more comfortable than the starting point. You can give it a try.

Already collected! Looking forward to visiting again and collecting it!

Come on! Let's encourage each other and have collected it!

What kind of person is Yun Xiangshang? From Twilight Forest to Fangcun Mountain, I always wanted to kill Linyuan, oh no, I should say Ye Yu. Having experienced life and death together, I always felt that he didn't want to kill Ye Yu, but he wasn't close to her either, so he didn't know what he was doing. Anyway, this person is very contradictory to me personally!

Why are there so many authors who update every day now?

This introduction. . . Learn from the comic "Legend of Heroes of the Demon Realm"? I hope the author can write better than the comic. Later stage of comics. . . .

The settings of this book that are currently known or speculated to appear. 1) Force - the power that humans cultivate through meditation or a series of actions. The energy of Tiger Balm can be used for offense or defense. Maybe different cultivation methods focus on different directions. 2) Martial Arts - Use the Force to empower weapons and combat routines. The power of the same martial arts will be different depending on people's understanding and efforts. 3) Secret skills - skills with various miraculous effects. Rampage, recover, stay alive or die together. The learning conditions are rough. 4) Alchemy/Alchemist - Including steam engineering, medical skills, body modification, pharmacy, weapon refining and runes? 5) Magician - Extract energy from nature and attack enemies with various elements. You can also prepare formations in advance to create city-breaking magic? I don't know the rest and can't guess it. . . .

Career speculation. 1) Warrior - uses martial arts as the main fighting method. Classified by various weapons and fighting methods. Knife Soldiers Sword Soldiers Stick Soldiers Lancers Wait? 2) Magician/Array Master - Use long-range attacks or set up arrays/traps to fight. 3) Alchemist - Can be divided into various categories. Pharmacist - Use various potions to fight and throw them at enemies to create negative status. Use it by yourself to increase your own status. Mechanic Master - Use props to fight against the mechanical beasts. 4) Tamer - Tame monsters to fight. 5) Steam Warrior - Use various steam machines, similar to Iron Man. Getting started is easy, but it requires money making skills. Fit for the royal army.

What do the twelve heroes correspond to? 1) The twelve main gods of Greece? Zeus - God of Thunder Hera - Goddess of Marriage Hestia - God of Fire Poseidon - God of Poseidon Demeter - Goddess of Harvest Athena - Goddess of Wisdom Apollo - God of Medicine Artemis - Goddess of Hunting Ares - God of Violence Aphrodite - Goddess of Beauty Hephaestus - God of Craftsmen Hermes - God of Thieves They have other gods, so I won't list them. 2) Zodiac sign 3) Zodiac sign? (This is unlikely) 4) Virtue proposed by Aristotle? Courage: the midpoint between cowardice and recklessness. Courageous people recognize the existence of crisis and danger, but go through with it. Temperance: the virtue between indulgence and indifference. Aristotle would view someone who never drinks just as harshly as someone who drinks too much. Liberty: the virtue of charity, it is all you can afford between stinginess and giving. Wealth and Nobility: The virtues of a luxurious life. It's somewhere between stingy and vulgar. Aristotle saw no reason for asceticism, but also warned against pomposity. Magnificence: A virtue associated with pride, the midway point between not giving oneself enough credit and delusional vanity. This is a given, and you must act on and strive for that sense of self-worth. Patience: This is the virtue of controlling your temper. Patient people cannot be too angry and cannot be angry when they should be. Authenticity: The virtue of honesty. Aristotle places it between habitual lying and indecency or pomposity. Wit: Between the funny and the crude, this is the virtue of a good sense of humor. Friendliness: Although friendliness is not a moral virtue, Aristotle believed that friendship is an important part of a good life, a virtue that lies between being unfriendly to too many people and being too friendly to too many people. Shame: The midway point between shyness and shamelessness. Those who have enough shame will understand when a person makes a social institutional or moral mistake but is not too afraid not to take the risk. Justice: The virtue of dealing fairly with others. It is somewhere between selfishness and selflessness. This virtue can also be applied to different situations, and there is an entire chapter dedicated to the various forms it can take There is also an uncertainty as to whether it is what he said. . .

Does the author have a group? I want to go into the water group...

Currently known races. 1) Human beings - God's darling, can practice the force, can defeat dozens of people? The current overlord on the continent. 2) Vampires - Existing in the empire, the relationship with humans is an exchange of interests? Gaining power to raise some humans in captivity, autonomous regions? 3) Orcs - Like vampires, there is an exchange of interests with humans? It may also be that only talented orcs can get along with humans as equals, and the other orcs are slaves? 4) White Walkers - Probably equivalent to some kind of demi-human creature, with its own culture or language. Do they have certain characteristics that allow them to fight against strong humans? 5) Elves/goblins - mysterious existences, the known information is not enough to guess

The appearance of the protagonist is my favorite. As long as the plot is passable, I'll give it to you with a monthly pass.