It's also ready to be released.
First, let's thank you for the time.
Thank you to editor Liuxing for giving me the opportunity to write this book.
Thanks to Weltschmerz, Nan Ke Yi Zui Meng Qian Chen, Rebellious Son, Running Scar, Yuyi Thunderstorm, Book Friends, Big Big Wolf's Wife, Yesterday Flame, Shandong Russian, Glory is All on the Other Shore, Lazy Daddy, My Dad Has the Look of a Great Emperor, Tianya Guest...
And the support of all other book lovers.
Your continued reading, donations, monthly tickets, and recommendations are the author's greatest motivation to keep writing.
The book should be available for purchase tomorrow, with four chapters released at noon tomorrow. (The author is clumsy and only has five chapters saved up.)
We hope you'll support us with your first order!
What follows is my personal journey regarding this book.
The author has never been Erdtree, nor has he ever visited Hayao Miyazaki's world; some things are just random writing. (References. jpg)
Hayao Miyazaki's animations were the first animated works I ever watched, because my dad liked them.
Later, I also bought physical books such as comics and setting guides.
After eating too much coarse food, I often seek out classic old works to watch repeatedly.
It must be said that the quality and visual appeal of cel animation are truly incomparable to modern 3D-to-2D rendering.
Later, I came across online novels and read Z's original Infinite, Resurrection's final evolution, Phoenix's mocking tales of time travel and the end of all heavens, as well as other great authors' crossover anime, multiverse, and Infinite works.
After reading so much, I kept thinking about writing some myself, and I found that almost no one has written fan fiction about Miyazaki's works, so this book came about.
Finally, there's a section on armor stacking, world-building, and frequently asked questions (spoilers ahead).
----Spoiler Alert----
1. The protagonist will not revert to being human.
2. All the works appearing in this book are modified versions of the original worldview, which are similar to but not identical to the original, or even merged with other works.
3. The early stages of the game mainly feature the world of Hayao Miyazaki, while other classic works may appear in the mid-to-late game.
4. Valley of the Wind of the Valley of the Wind uses the manga as its world setting, but it also borrows elements from the anime, such as the castle design and the Ceramic Steel mine (which are not present in the original Valley of the Wind of the Valley of the Wind).
5. Will there be multiple female leads?
6. Regarding the protagonist's Erdtree and other Elden Ring power systems, it will not be written strictly according to the theory of rings (after all, this thing has been debated for several years, with a lot of different schools of thought emerging, but in the end there is no unified theory).
Environmental scientists can view the elements of the Elden Ring in this book as a "secondary creative system inspired by the Elden Ring ".
Of course, the protagonist, as the Elden Ring itself, will maintain its position above other Outer Gods.
7. Some people may feel that the protagonist's inner world is too active and he lacks the so-called "god-like" aura.
But don't forget, the protagonist was originally from modern society, an ordinary person just like you and me.
Although he's a bit emotionally active, he rarely reveals his true feelings to anyone other than the female lead.
Therefore, in the eyes of most characters in books, the protagonist is always a mysterious, powerful, and benevolent god.
He won't become that kind of aloof, cold-hearted "god."
In that case, he'd be no different from someone who abandoned the Lands Between simply because the phone line was cut (?).
Enough with the chit-chat, tomorrow we're going to the new world to plant trees. Can you guess where we'll be going in the second world?