The Vampire Lord of Skyrim

It feels almost like I have become the ancestor of the blood race. Shouldn't vampire rulers regard humans as their subordinates? Why are they still on an equal footing with vampires? The vampire rule in Underworld is to protect civilians equivalent to protecting property, because civilians have to pay taxes, and human babies are trained to be vampire slaves from an early age. There is no such thing as lowering one's stature to seduce people, they are all done openly 😥

What a pity, this is a fine book. Because Lao Gun was a game more than ten years ago, is this kind of fandom theme no longer popular?

The most valuable artifact in the 5th generation, the Eye of Magnus, was absorbed as part of the power of the fallen Holy Spirit, and then integrated with all the dragon souls. The combat power is basically not far from the devil. The flaws in knowledge and the method of absorbing the Eye of Magnus can be traded with Mora. Mora is interested in all knowledge that she does not have, regardless of whether the knowledge is useful or not. It shouldn't be a big problem to exchange part of your knowledge about the earth with it. Most demonic artifacts are actually of little significance. They all belong to the authority of the demon god. At most, you only have the right to use them. It is also easy to be stabbed in the back by the devil.

Vampires don't drink human blood, they want to make deals with dragonborn, and they are on an equal footing with weak humans. It's a child of true luck, and the supporting characters are witty. If you can tolerate this, then this is a good book for you.

Serana

I have a question, what do you think about the heights of various races? All races in the game are about the same height. I think this is because the designers were lazy. Nord hunks and orcs are taller and stronger than other races. Otherwise, I would be sorry for the introduction of the game. I think the Empire and Elves are about 1.7 Meters, and the Nords are about 2 meters. I don't know much about Argonians because I don't like them.

The writing and creativity are good, but I don't understand the setting. Goldfinger is set to be worse than the game panel, and the fun becomes a bit cruel. Vampires are set to be immortal and powerful, but even beggars at the bottom of society, humans, are unwilling to become vampires and would rather die than obey. The plot of the story revolves around this strange setting. The protagonist hopes that humans can accept vampires and are willing to join the vampires, and has made many development plans. In reality, if you have the ability to turn people into immortal vampires, the rich and powerful people in the world will have to hold your thigh and call you daddy.

The vampire persuades him to quit. There is an ldb who is male but not the protagonist. As far as I am concerned, I can accept that the protagonist is ldb, and I can also accept that ldb is a female. However, if the protagonist is Barr, xn is too abstract.

Don't end up just like me becoming the ancestor of the blood clan and building a big city where everyone can enjoy themselves. In fact, it's just the author's own pleasure. The city of the blood clan should look like a vampire. To put it bluntly, raising humans in the city is like a farmer raising pigs. No matter how good it is, they are still slaves. If vampires are needed to protect humans, wouldn't it be ridiculous?

I'm really curious as to why the author chose the time traveler Dragonborn. Such a Dragonborn is obviously not easy to deceive. The official Dragonborn can at least bully others. Travelers who see the protagonist who does not appear in the game will probably be on alert.