Starting with Elden Ring

I suddenly found a problem. I saw many people saying that there is no sun in the junction, and the sun is eroded by the golden tree. I was busy pushing pictures before and didn't pay attention. The ghosts in Sol City also said that they had the idea of ​​​​eroding the sun, and they prayed every day without success. Then I checked online today and found that there is sun in the junction, but the weather is bad, either foggy or rainy. The golden tree does block the sun, and the golden tree should not only emit its own light, but also reflect the sun's rays. In addition, the moon is so big that you can see the moon when the sun comes out. The moon may not move, but the sun will rise and set

Speculations about the Golden Tree, the Ring of Elden, the Golden Law and the Supreme Will. The following is my personal speculation. First of all, I don't quite agree with the golden tree parasitizing the life furnace. The prayers and items related to the furnace indicate that the life furnace is called the initial golden tree. The text also says that the power of the furnace is the initial life force of the golden tree. No matter how you look at it, it should be the life furnace that evolved into the current golden tree. There is also the Golden Tree ≠ Elden Ring ≠ Golden Law. The golden tree is the carrier of the Elden Ring, and the Elden Ring is the carrier of the law. The three are closely related but cannot be equated. Secondly, I think the Supreme Will interfered with the junction before life was born, and the Golden Law is not bound to the Supreme Will. It is untenable to use the Golden Law to infer what the Supreme Will wants to do. Judging from the existence of the Elden King, the God-King Bipolar Rule System and the Elden Ring during the Dragon King period, the Supreme Will and the Elden Ring predate the Golden Law, and the timeline is the Furnace Hundred Forms (the huge one) - the initial golden tree (the huge one differentiation) - the Dragon King period - the Golden Law period - the period of the broken ring. (The Dragon King's Memories and the style of Elden's Ring are different from today's as evidenced by the fact that there is a special post on the forum discussing the conspiracy theory of the Supreme Will) Secondly, regarding the theory of iteration of the law. The Law, the Elden Ring and the Golden Tree, as mentioned above, are not the same, but they are closely related. Changes in the law will lead to changes in the Elden Ring and the Golden Tree. The text of the Dragon King, the Night Queen is the first choice god to compete with Marika, and the three gods in the game all show the existence of a law iteration mechanism, and the Supreme Will cares more about the Elden Ring than the law. Finally, about the Golden Law. Golden Law fundamentalism only has regression and cause and effect, and it does have imperfections and flaws, but many potholes actually come from out of nowhere, such as bad omens. It is obvious that this question should be asked to Marika instead of the thoughtless Golden Rule. (Actually, there is also the creation theory of the Supreme Will. Judging from the text of Three Fingers, it is the Supreme Will that causes life to be born. There is also the text of King Black and White stating that the fall of meteorites caused them to be born. It can be speculated that the Supreme Will created life, so the theory of colonies and harvests is actually untenable.) But everyone has their own ideas and cannot be simply labeled.)

Apart from anything else, the Supreme Will is the winner of the alien god chicken-eating contest in the border area, and it is a crushing victory by picking them all. And the benefits given by other forces are not satisfactory compared to the Supreme Will. Look at the blessings given by the Supreme Will when people find people to do things: Q: Although living corpses and faded people are both undead, in my opinion, there are subtle differences. How do you explain the immortality in the Dharma Circle? Miyazaki: "The immortality of faded people comes from the guidance of blessing." A group of corrupt goddesses who were single-handedly sealed by the mortal swordsman, or a giant evil god who was crushed to pieces by his crowd, or a queen with night-colored eyes who was destined to die even if she could not defeat the black sword, and a believer who was smashed by the dark abandonment of the supreme will, but did not even let go of the golden tree... In the end, hugging the thigh is really not as good as hugging the supreme will. The only flaw is that the Supreme Will's patience with his subordinates is a little low, but it doesn't matter. He is as high as the sky and the emperor is far away. He has to wait for decades and hundreds of years to wait for a response when he sends a message with two fingers. Wouldn't it be beautiful to be free and happy?

I feel that Latarn's combat power is a bit low. Latarn is the strongest demigod in Miyazaki's high thief setting. Although Godwin is also strong, he should be slightly weaker than Latarn. It's just that Godwin is an all-around player.

Wandering in the endless borderland, I have become accustomed to traveling alone. Everyone knows that I am a fader without a witch. Melina and I are not traveling together. I helped Lani only because I had nothing to do. I put a dark moon ring on Lani, and Lani said she was waiting for me to become her king in the land of stars. The messenger of the Blood King wants to invite me to join his camp. The final test is to kill his own witch. But Lani is not my witch. I have never found my witch. I suddenly wanted to find the witch that I couldn't wait for, or couldn't wait for me. But I searched all over the junction and couldn't find her. Until one day, I lost my direction and returned aimlessly to the place where I first woke up. I realized that she was leaning against the wall, and she had always been there, in the ruins where I first woke up, with her skirts and weeds fluttering in the wind. There is a message left on the ground: Even if the guidance has long been broken, please be the King of Elden.​

As the number of readers increases, I feel that I still need to say: what I write is a fan fiction after all. It is the protagonist who has traveled to a different world in the Junction to live in a different world, rather than traveling to the game Elden's Circle to play a real-life version of the game. The time period before the Night of Conspiracy was specifically chosen for this reason. Therefore, the protagonist will not follow the game process to defeat monsters and BOSS step by step, let alone repeat the ending of the game. I just want to explore the possibilities of the plot out of personal selfishness. Copying the original plot of the game and adding some small changes, such as taking away Irena and sending her to the Great Blessing, doesn't make much sense to me. Why not simply let everyone experience the joy of gaming with all their heart. Then there are some things that will definitely be different from the game. Firstly, it is for the convenience of writing, and secondly, I think characters and events have a process of change. In other words, the NPC status seen by the player in the game is a "result" in my opinion. In the time period I chose, it belongs to "cause" and "process". Maybe they have new possibilities and have not yet become what they are in the game itself. Most of my novels are the words of my family. Just take what I say and listen to it. This does not mean that what I say is right. Everyone is welcome to speak up and discuss actively, providing new ideas and clues. Exploring the plot is also part of the fun of the game. Thank you all for liking this book.

Let me make a personal guess about the plot background of Elden's Ring: A god that appears in this world is the Forge of Life, directly related to the Forge Statue, the Forge Knight, the Bad Omen (Blessing), which evolved from the Forge of Life into the Moon (the belief of the underground civilization Eternal City, those Those who use fluid weapons and worship black balls are mentioned in many props and plots of the Lani line) and the sun (the faith of the giants on the ground, the flame monks, and branch beliefs, the black flame monks, the giants on the snowy mountains, the prayers of the Flame series, the monk suit, and the evil god's flame prayer are all mentioned). Then the Supreme Will invaded, causing the Golden Tree to crash on the mainland, and used the nameless Eternal City (presumably the Golden Tree as the victor erased its name for "historical correctness") to start an uprising, support Malika to become a god, and unite The barbarians who were still strong after being hammered by various gods on the ground, that is, the side of Holero (given blessings), swept the entire world, unified the underground world, forced the moon to become the dark moon, and hid in the underground starry sky to avoid being eradicated by the supreme will. As an underground civilization, the Eternal City will not show mercy to the giants, and the barbarians who survive in the wilderness are even less likely to have a good impression of the giants, and they almost killed all the followers of the sun. In view of the grammatical flavor that always exists in Miyazaki Hidetaka's works, as a COC player and a fan of various grammatical derivative works, I have a theory that at that time, humans believed in the golden tree, and the giants on the surface were killed, which caused a serious blow to the belief in the sun. Due to the reverse influence of believers on God, the sun was cursed, degraded, tainted, fragmented, turned into madness (epilepsy), and turned into a will to die (black flame). The moon is hidden and the sun is crazy, but the struggle has never ended. Let's talk about the Furnace of Life first: The so-called bad omen of Monger and Mongert was a blessing in the age of the Furnace of Life (given the tone of the blessing of the Golden Tree after the ring was broken, you can understand why it is a bad omen in the Age of the Golden Tree). This "blessing" is obviously the counterattack of the Furnace of Life against the Golden Tree. As the initial one in the three-fingered mouth, the counterattack of the Furnace of Life is naturally the strongest. The location of the flame is the area where the sun is good at, and it is also the area where the Furnace of Life is good at it. Therefore, Racade died. Racade's strength as a chief judge was of course nothing to say. He suddenly died suddenly and was swallowed by a snake. As expected, it should be the fault of the furnace. There are many reasons: there is a Knight of the Furnace standing behind the lady of the mansion, which is a clear indication, and transforming people into snake-men and creating big snakes that can swallow the Son of God. If this was not created by the Furnace of Life with its own authority, I would not believe it at all. The mission of the Huoshan Mansion is also to counterattack the Golden Tree. In addition to these, there are also many people from the Life Furnace secretly everywhere in Stonewell, the Nameless Eternal City, but they are not as strong as the ones at the Huoshan Mansion, so I won't go into details. The second one that causes the most trouble is the sun, because the believers die almost cleanly, which gives rise to the hope of returning the world to the past (madness), and the despair of wanting to destroy everything (black flame). The number of words is limited, so let's briefly summarize it: the epilepsy line (three-finger word), and the ending of the coprophag line (the ornament on the coprophag's armor that has the same belief in the sun in the soul) is related to the sun. One is to burn the world and return to the furnace of life, and the other is to taint the whole world and bring despair to the world (disgusting, it belongs to the supreme will). The belief in the moon survived because Malika was a rare person, and turned to the dark place (Lani's Dark Moon). Anyone who is married and has watched the plot knows it, and won't say much. The ending is generally a game between three forces, the sun (the epileptic ending), the moon (the star ending), and the golden tree (it can still survive after repairing the ring) As for the furnace, whether the moon wins or the sun wins, it wins, so it is excluded.

The protagonist of the competition chapters in recent chapters has been too childish, acting like an awkward primary school student with extremely low IQ and EQ. Knowing that if you use sneaky tricks to play the game, you will definitely be despised and targeted by everyone in the game. He continued to do this, and then he was despised and targeted, and then he got angry and provoked Latane. Perhaps the author wanted to create an image of the protagonist doing whatever it takes to survive and become stronger, enduring humiliation and hardship. But it doesn't really taste that way. To be fair, as a reader who brings the protagonist here, I feel that Latan quickly kills the protagonist, which is very satisfying. Moreover, Latan and Jie Lian, who value the glory of battle, may hate the male protagonist and are unlikely to deliberately use such dirty tricks to target the male protagonist during the game.

As a reminder to future readers, the quality of this book has improved significantly since chapter 68, and the protagonist began to undergo significant changes, especially after meeting Xiao Ge again.

If Melina is a talker... Hahahahahahahaha