Elden's Circle: Sunless Crown

As a bookworm who has been immersed in e-books for several years, and the works I like are relatively niche, this has led to the fact that I expect to see less and less fan fiction. But since there are no resources, create resources. If someone reads it, I accept it happily; if no one reads it, I will finish it silently by myself, Even if it is just left to my own thoughts - Every time I think of the plot I want to design and spend hours reading the text, I smile knowingly... More importantly, I saw the first reader's comment: This lets me know that there are still people who are willing to appreciate my work and savor this fictional story and fantasy world.

Isn't it? Do you really want to run a stand-alone machine? I'm going to taste the saltiness.

We probably know the reason why the author is single-player. The subject matter is niche. Although Elden's Ring is very popular, the number of people who play it is just that. Like Dark Souls, the number is very small compared to other fans. Indigenous protagonist. It was also marked directly in the introduction. There was definitely a group of people who quit after reading the introduction. The writing style is okay and quite satisfactory, but it is not suitable for online writing. I only saw the third chapter. The beginning was not attractive and interesting enough, and there were hints of bitterness, hatred, and gloom. It did not reach the third golden chapter. PS: These are not the main reasons why I slipped away. Mainly because some novels somehow make me feel dizzy or sleepy the more I read them. I can't sum up the characteristics of these novels. Some are good in writing and some are bad in writing. The author's writing style is not bad, but it caught my eye and made me dizzy the more I read.