
Do Ratfolk Dream of the Elven Sacred Tree?
鼠人会梦到精灵圣树吗
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- Western Fantasy
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Rat blood. . In other words, there are rat people in our ancestors, and the protagonist looks like a human so he will not be discriminated against. Does this mean that there is indeed something wrong with the rat people? The picture is so beautiful that I can't imagine it. It's a rat-sucking overlord.
I am Shennong, let me see
It's too late, go to bed first, and comment tomorrow I've probably finished reading it, and I'll comment on it. The book is a slow-burning book, with relatively gentle ups and downs, and not too toxic. The only problem I think is that the conflict between the protagonist's identity and the background of this world is not handled well. The identity of the protagonist, in my opinion, is similar to the defeated Song people in the Yuan Dynasty. The reasons are as follows: first of all, humans should be in the status of Han people in this elven country, and they are all conquered. Secondly, the protagonist's bloodline is a lower-level rat man, so he should be a Song person. In this world background, logically speaking, the protagonist should be oppressed, and his emotions should be resistance and struggle. The problem arises here. The protagonist's emotions are too bland. For example, in the war sacrifice section, when he hates the protagonist's rat-human bloodline, he hits the protagonist and vomits blood. The protagonist's reaction includes psychology. There is not much reaction, as if he has accepted his fate and is used to it. This is not good. You can take the uprising route, the resistance route, and apply the scenes of the Yuan Dynasty and Song people, which may be more comfortable. Summary evaluation, a novel novel, a slow-burning novel without too much poison in the plot, Liang Cao + Bar
Thanks to the readers of this book
Thank you for reading this book, it has given me a lot of motivation. This is my first time writing a book. I tried to pitch for the title but never signed a contract. The author is very worried. There must be many problems and shortcomings. Thank you and welcome your corrections and criticisms. You are welcome to speak freely here. This book has not been included in the first round of recommendations. There have been no "new books added to the database" recommendations since May 2, so the data will be bad. There may not be any recommendations until 100,000 words. The original poster will keep writing and will definitely write the story he wants completely. Praise to Shi Qi!
The author's reply feels like a robot, very human-machine, maybe because he is afraid of offending people, and the protagonist is also very human-machine, with no mood swings, and he is still a time traveler. This leads to the fact that although the author's reply is very positive, the reply is too human, and there is almost no emotion in the writing, so the book's perception is very poor The writing style is still there, I think I have written something else before The flow level is okay The story is probably that the rat people were discriminated against by the outside world and grew up under the care of the Church of the God of Death, and finally became the leader of the Church of the God of Death, the favored one of God? From God? Lord God? Path
The precarious protagonist
After watching it for a long time, the protagonist was in a precarious situation and felt that he would be demoted to the lowest class of refugees at any time. 1: In a random meeting, a random person came and attacked the protagonist's bloodline, and then the protagonist lost his job. 2: The protagonist's thigh was promoted and transferred away. I asked the protagonist if he would follow, but the protagonist refused. 3: The protagonist is a citizen of country A, working in country B, and then AB is about to go to war, and the protagonist still has that awkward personality, tsk. 4: The protagonist's behavior, in the previous 123 environment, I think a normal person should be quite anxious, and then the protagonist's behavior is to continue to work as a teacher in a rural primary school.
Alas, I feel like rat people are the worst things in western fantasy. If you carry this label, it will give the protagonist the feeling that the protagonist is inherently inferior. The b-squares are all over the place, which ruins the first impression. If you have good grades, you can still take a look, otherwise you will ignore it 😅
There are so many interactions between authors and readers, but this is definitely something I have seen. The author with the lowest profile.
What is the specific image of the Rat Man in this novel? Is it Skaven? I feel that the somewhat depressing style of the introduction is not like a crazy guy like Skaven, but if we don't follow the path of stimulating the senses like Skaven, then the identity image of Skaven itself will be very discouraging to readers, right? Why did the author choose the very unflattering image of the Rat Man when opening the book?
The Rat Man must be dreaming about the Bread Tree, right?
I think the protagonist's situation is too depressing at the beginning. He is sent from a defeated country to a victorious country to work as a servant. The discrimination against rat people is so serious, and everyone can directly tell from the protagonist's face that the protagonist is a rat man. How is this different from the slave tattoo on the face in the beginning and being born in a country with serious class discrimination. Some people bully the protagonist, and some people help the protagonist, so there is no way to go against the whole environment. I can only accept it. The protagonist's parents are still alive, so he can't escape. The whole thing seems very powerless and depressing. Most people want to watch Western fantasy movies in a relaxing way. If they can't enjoy it, it will be difficult.