ENThe Crown of Chaos
混沌冠冕
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- 707 chapters
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Wasn't it supposed to be blessed by the four peddlers? Why only write about Slut? And Slut's sensory stimulation is completely different from the protagonist's urge to assault women. Even if Slut were purely lucky, he should be indiscriminate in his sexuality, not just lust. This isn't Slut; it's simply an inability to control one's lower body.
I'm quite curious why the protagonist has so many oddballs under his command: a humanist merchant, a gold elf mage who prioritizes elves, a group of snow elves even more arrogant than gold elves, a half-orc swordsman named Khorne, and finally, an arrogant power dragon. Why can't there be more normal people? Can the protagonist even handle all these freaks? Be careful, things might go wrong when he comes back.
S's writing is incorrect. Slaanesh seeks sensory stimulation, not just simple lust; that's too low-level and simplistic. Just look at the Emperor's Sons' behavior in the Siege of Terra series to understand. Tzeentch, on the other hand, thrives on change. Success in his schemes and plans is great, failure isn't a loss. He's pursuing the process, not the result; change is victory.
To be honest, the first two chapters were really toxic. The random stirring up of trouble, the protagonist's mocking face, the melodramatic and over-the-top fighting, and the inexplicable draws were truly awful. Please stop with these gimmicks and shift the focus to the characters' happiness.
Why do some people always think Slaanesh is Sarissa? Slaanesh is the reason she's considered an evil god. If you believe in Slaanesh, you'll experience an emptiness at lightning speed when you go to Sarissa, and you'll be forced to pursue an even higher threshold.
Overall, it's quite toxic: 1. In pseudo-D&D, large sections of settings are often placed in the main text. 2. The Warhammer 4 peddler section genuinely made it seem like the evil gods were running charitable businesses. Furthermore, it lacked a proper understanding of the evil gods' doctrines. It didn't capture the essence of Warhammer.
Before the emperor gets into all the scheming and treacherous plots, he should first explain the reasons behind them. Don't just jump in like that. Readers these days prefer straightforward narratives. Life is tiring enough; making us wonder why the author wrote it this way, what the meaning is, and what's going on is truly torturous.
[Map] Toril Plane, Forgotten Realms, Kingdom of Cormir
Figure 1 shows a map of the entire Toril Material Plane. The main official story takes place in Forgotten Realms, which is within the area outlined in red. Figure 2 is a map of Faerûn, with the red circle indicating Cormir's location in Faerûn. Figure 3 shows Cormier and the surrounding area.
Hopefully, this time they won't come up with a few more unreasonable and powerless female leads!
It's one thing for a female lead with a powerful background and strong abilities to be assertive and unreasonable, but a character who only attains her status through the protagonist and still acts unreasonably is really annoying! And stop with the double standards in female leads; constantly criticizing the royal family while simultaneously abusing her royal status is no fun at all! If you're going to be capable, rely on your own abilities, not your status.
Chapter 24 is a bit off-putting. In the Faerûn mythology, the Age of Netheril is a great era comparable to the preceding Age of Dragons and Age of Elves. Every empire has its flaws, but those flaws don't overshadow its brilliance. The brilliance of arcane magic doesn't fade with the fall of an empire; it's there, waiting for its destined arcane mage.