The plot of Dagong bravely venturing into the Demon Realm of Chaos is over, I think it’s okay.
Everyone has a different understanding of the four gods of chaos. I personally think that the inner essence of Nurgle is despair and hope. The moment the protagonist steps in, despair envelopes him. Every time he takes a step forward, despair appears in various ways and is swallowed up. main character.
But the protagonist always maintains the so-called hope, but this hope is not directly stated, but expressed in other ways. I don’t want to write the kind of heroic epic or a plot that makes people urinate, so I turn hope into curiosity. Driven by curiosity, that is, hope, he wanted to find out, etc., as well as pass the level and so on.
Then I thought about it carefully and found that there are four ways for the protagonist to be resurrected. One is what a book friend said, which is to reshape the body and then take it back to Athel Loren for rebirth. The other one is the rebirth of Nurgle. As for this rebirth, you can refer to the pictures related to the Nurgle faction, extra limbs, tentacles, diseases, insects, etc.
Another one is mentioned in the chapter about the Dak effect. In addition, the Dak effect is real and I did not make it up. In fact, I was thinking about using this kind of method at first, but I thought about it again and found that Tzeentch was not at a loss. So just think about it, and then...
As for this thinking, it is more like a plot and foreshadowing. If you have time to read it again, you will find that many plots in this paragraph are vaguely related to the protagonist's thinking, such as the attack on the dragon. Flocks of birds and so on. Later, it was proven that the protagonist has the potential to become a god, etc., paving the way for future plots.
Another thing I want to say is to distinguish the four gods of chaos in the Middle Ages from the 40K ones. The medieval ones are not as evil as the 40K ones.
The character of the protagonist is the kind of person who is very naughty. He keeps saying no, no, no, but when the critical moment comes, he will still do it. When he is done, he will complain about it. He will definitely not do it next time, but he will still show up next time. Yes...
Darkus corresponds to Malekith, but now it is written that there is a meaning that I regard you as a friend and you want to be my father. The protagonist is more likely to have taken Aenarion's script...
In addition, some readers are concerned about the ending of Malekith. You must know that Malekith is a traffic and hot spot. Without Malekith, the performance will be directly cut in half. Therefore, Malekith must finish the book at the end, and have an ending similar to Diocletian's.
I always think that this part of the old world still needs to be there, otherwise it will be written in a full-war style after the king comes to Ulthuan. Malekith will lead the army to conquer the demons and monsters of Warhammer, and the protagonist will sit in Ulthuan. At most, the protagonist comes to visit, and then nothing happens. He can't take risks. It's more of a superficial meeting, and then nothing happens. Moreover, the separatism of the elves is very serious.
In fact, I just want to explain the four spirits clearly, and this time point in the background is very good. The timeline of the Three Emperors of the Empire, the Vampire War, Finubar is also in the old world, etc.
Many of the plots in this paragraph are foreshadowing the next chapter and the next chapter. The lizard line and the elf line run in parallel, further expanding the power of the lizard people and at the same time achieving a diplomatic victory in the elf line. Moreover, the protagonist's personal strength needs to be improved in this chapter. In fact, you can directly go to the giant dragon or tyrannosaurus at the earliest, but before you lose the strength, it will be more like a... pendant.
Of course, you can also let the protagonist of God charge and bless him to gain great strength, but I don’t want to write it like this. I think everyone should be able to feel that the protagonist and the elves and gods have a similar equal relationship, rather than a certain relationship. A certain believer, I just talk about God’s choice when necessary. After all, this thing is really easy to use.
It was my first time to write this novel. I originally thought it would only be 1.8 million words, but I never expected it... The structural formula and linearity I adopted snowballed with each chapter, so as not to collapse. Now for me, the results are Well, that's all. The main thing is to ensure that the book is not ruined and to explain the elves and lizardmen clearly.
Next is the transition, going to Altdorf to investigate, and then going to Athel Loren. There may be a personal plot of Genevieve in the middle. Athel Loren is actually not much to write home about, mainly because Orion and Ariel are there.
Athel Loren is not like Lauren Loren. He has a sense of divine right to rule. That’s it for the time being_(:з」∠)_