Bringing the MC system to Middle-earth

Just saw the news that it will be available tomorrow, around noon. I will try to update more in the next few days.

Here I can make a promise that no matter what the results are or how the reviews are, this book will be completed and give everyone an ending.

About this book:

The inspiration for this book came from MC's Lord of the Rings module. The author of this module is a big pigeon. I have been waiting for several years but there has been no update. Finally, I was forced to write a book myself to write the story of the block people's adventure in Middle-earth to satisfy my imagination. However, I feel that the author of the module may not be able to update the book after the book is completed. I can only say that I hope to play the updated Lord of the Rings module in my lifetime.

In fact, when I first started writing the book, I didn't expect so many book friends to support it. I originally thought that it would be good as long as there were still people reading it. Now I feel quite flattered.

To be honest, the subject of the Lord of the Rings is very difficult to write. The worldview constructed by Tolstoy is too perfect, and there is not much room for action. After all, there is a big movement. If there are too many things moving, it will be punished by God. If there are too few things moving, it will be boring. If there are too many things moving, it will not be punished by God, and it will not be in line with the worldview and will be condemned by readers.

Therefore, every time I put my hands on the keyboard, I dare not close the Middle-earth Wiki and various encyclopedia videos. The Middle-earth world map is also a permanent guest on the desktop, and the chronology is almost pasted on my face.

At the beginning, in terms of the content of this book, I was most worried that when writing something, it would contradict the original worldview setting, resulting in OOC, but so far, the most opinions are basically other aspects, such as Levi's way of speaking is somewhat contrary to the speaking habits of fantasy backgrounds. I have to say that this is indeed a problem. I have been careful to choose words in the dialogues in subsequent chapters.

However, I am glad that although there are many problems, there should be no problems with the setting of Middle-earth at present, probably.?

Here I sincerely thank the book friends for their support and tolerance!

I also want to thank editor Bacon for pulling me out of the water. If I hadn't been pulled out of the water, this book would have probably sunk to the bottom of the sea, and it would be harder to find than a diamond thrown into the sea. Thank you very much.

I'll stop here first, and thank you all for your support again -

May the wind of courage always be with you and me.