The Crown of Chaos
混沌冠冕
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Isn't it the blessing of the Four Vendors? Why do we only write about Slaanesh all the time? Moreover, the sensory stimulation of Slaanesh is completely different from the protagonist who wants to sprint when he sees a woman. If we take a step back and say that Slaanesh is purely a lucky encounter, it should be cold-blooded and can be used by both men and women. This is not Slaanesh, but a simple inability to control the lower half. It's just about the body, and there is also the strange description of the protagonist drooling when he sees a female character wearing stockings. To be honest, it is human instinct to pretend to be sexy and show sex. There is no need for Slaanesh to do it specially. It has to be written that the protagonist is a gentleman, but he wears it and is blessed by Slaanesh to pick up girls. You are forced, you just want to play
I'm quite curious as to why the protagonist has so many weird men, including a humanist businessman, a gold elf mage who is elf-oriented, a group of snow elves who are more arrogant than the gold elves, a Khorne half-orc swordmaster, and finally an arrogant power dragon. Why can't there be more normal people? Can the protagonist control these weirdos? Be careful to overturn the situation.
Sister S is wrong in what she wrote. Slaanesh pursues sensory stimulation rather than pure seduction, which is too vulgar and low. Just look at the performance of the Emperor's Children in the Siege of Terra series of novels and you will understand. Tzeentch also pursues things constantly changing. Conspiracy and conspiracy plans are good if they succeed, but they are not a loss if they fail. Pursuit is a process, not the result, things change, it is victory. Although the Blood God does not ask for anyone's blood, he is not simply pursuing a group of martial arts lunatics. There are also well-trained and disciplined warbands.
I have a saying that the first two chapters are really poisonous, with inexplicable provocations, sarcastic face of the protagonist + passionate fight between the middle two + inexplicable draw, I really appreciate it. Please stop doing this kind of work and transfer the core to HiSi
Why do some people always think that Slaanesh is Threse? Sin is the reason why she is an evil god. After believing in Slaanesh, you will feel empty at the speed of light and have to pursue a higher threshold.
Taken together, it's quite poisonous: 1. The pseudo-DND part often puts settings in large sections in the main text. 2. In the vendor part of Warhammer IV, I really thought that the evil god opened a charity. And he doesn't understand the evil god's teachings well enough. It doesn't taste like Warhammer. 3. Everyone has a Japanese-Western fantasy character and appearance!!! Even the interactions between people feel like the second dimension of an abandoned house. Not DND at all, not Warhammer at all. This was the main factor that made me abandon the book.
I suggest that the emperor should write down the reasons before engaging in Slaanesh's sex work and Tzeentch's plot, and don't jump in the face directly. Nowadays, readers like straightforward narratives. Life is tiring enough. We also need to think about why the author writes this way, what does it mean, and what is the situation? It's really tortured. If you want us to know that the protagonist has a plan, just write it down. What is this plan? Why? How to do it? Write directly, you can beat the word count, and we will enjoy reading it, just like how you and your uncle plotted how to sell yourself and how to choose a mentor. 🙂
[Map] The plane of Toril, the continent of Faerûn, the kingdom of Cormyr
Figure 1 is a map of the entire main material realm of Toril. The official main story takes place in the continent of Faerûn within the red box. Figure 2 is a map of Faerûn. The red circle is the location of Cormyr in Faerûn. Picture 3 is Cormyr and its surroundings.
I hope we won't create a few unreasonable and weak heroines this time!
It's okay for a heroine with a strong background and strength to be unreasonable and make trouble, but it's really annoying for a character who only relies on the protagonist to get her status and is unreasonable! And don't always have double standards for heroines. It's not fun at all to say that the royal family is not good and rely on your own royal status all day long! If you have the ability, don't rely on your status and your own strength.
Chapter 24 is a bit of a dissuasion. In the mythology of Faerûn, the Age of Netheril is a great era that can be compared with the previous Age of Dragons and Age of Elves. Every empire has flaws, but the flaws cannot be concealed. The brilliance of arcane magic will not be extinguished because of the demise of an empire. It is there, waiting for the destined arcanist.