LOL: The days of cultivating immortals in Rune Continent

Chapter 62 About some content~
Because I’m afraid that you may not want to read this chapter, I decided to write a separate chapter to talk about it.

Book lovers who are familiar with the official plot and settings will definitely have noticed that the timeline used in this book is not the official timeline.

For example, in the official timeline, Galen should have obtained the position of Fearless Vanguard after 990, and he also came of age around this timeline, but in this book, Galen would have come of age in 985 or 986.

Garen's age seems to have been advanced by me, but in fact, I did not find out Garen's birth time directly and clearly in the official line, so I don't know how much it was advanced. But what's interesting is that after investigating the information, I found that many heroes of Demacia were born around 970. Garen and Quinn, their age difference will not be too big, and Garen was also born at this time.

But the question is, if Galen was really born in 970, then could he be eighteen years old in 992?
You should know that in the official setting, the age of adulthood in Demacia is 18. Because Garen became famous at the age of 18 and was summoned by Jarvan III, Tiana took the opportunity to select Garen to participate in the Trial of the Vanguard.
Even if Garen goes to prepare, how long will it take?
One year, two years? Impossible, right? In the story, when Garen returned home to prepare, he met Lux and his parents. In Lux's story, it was clearly written that she went to the capital to attend Garen's Crown Guard enlistment ceremony, which means that Garen didn't take long to prepare for the trial.

Therefore, in the official timeline, Garen's age can cause conflicts. Of course, this may also be a problem with my data collection.

What I can be sure of now is that in the official setting, Sona's adoptive father Barrett died in battle around 990, and Quinn came to Demacia to join the army after Sona's adoptive father's funeral. However, in this article, Quinn's enlistment time was brought forward, but her age did not change much.

As for the changes to these contents, I also made some explanations in the writer's notes at the end of many chapters when the corresponding content appeared.

The reason I do this is because the current universe of the League is really messy (I don't know how many times I have complained about this). After the Twin Cities timeline was merged into the main universe, Riot has been constantly integrating and modifying the settings of the League.

The current official plot of the League is not suitable for connecting heroes from various regions together, because after connecting them together, there will definitely be various small problems, which will make the timeline appear confusing, or there will be bugs between the characters.

The most typical example is that the plot of Nightmare and Lux ​​witnessing Garen becoming a Crownguard soldier have a timeline conflict, and what did Riot do afterwards? He simply turned the page on Nightmare and made a new story, which may also be the reason why Garen and Lux's age and story are weird.

There is also the current rework of the Scorpion, which has changed from a poor bug exploited by the Yasuo family to a demigod-level bug in Shurima. After this content is reworked, a bug has directly appeared in the plot of the Firos family, because the history of Firos's rise to power is the discovery of the crystal of the Scorpion people, and this setting is still the same until now.

Now that Scorpion has become a demigod, what will happen to the Hextech entrepreneurial history of the Philos family?
Does Camille's story also need to be reworked? You know, Ferros is a big family in Piltover, and it's no exaggeration to say that Camille is the actual controller of Piltover. Therefore, although Scorpion is a hero of Shurima and now a god of Ixtal, his rework may bring changes to Piltover.

Not to mention that in the timeline of the Two Cities, Ekko and Jayce have different personalities from those in the main universe. In the Two Cities line, the Hexgems were discovered directly by Jayce, and Ekko was also an apprentice in Zaun. All these contents conflict with the story in the background of the heroes in the main universe.

Riot's strategy of eating into the story has been going on for more than a day or two, which is nothing in itself, but the problem is that the story of the Two Cities was subsequently merged into the main universe, which led to big loopholes in the settings of many of the heroes of the Two Cities.

What I am doing now is to rely on my own little understanding of the content of the main universe and my cognition of the heroes to pick out some of the official major events, then circle them, and then stuff the heroes in, and creatively write the story I want to write.

This book is a fan work, but I personally feel that there is so much content that can be written about fan fiction about another world like LOL, which makes me feel that those who write fan fiction about the League of Legends are already biased towards originality, right?

After all, I have read a lot of articles about the Alliance, and I have hardly seen a few authors who follow the settings completely. Those big guys all use the settings and then boldly expand what they want to write, which is extremely interesting.

In fact, everyone, writing fan fiction is quite difficult, because the points that need to be controlled are particularly troublesome.

If you don't respect the characteristics and character settings of the original work, then you are simply deceiving the readers. It would be better to just write an original work.

But if we are too respectful and stick to the original work completely, then where is the fun in reading fan fiction?

Well, that’s all for now.

I'm more confused now.
Is it better to have a single female lead or multiple female leads?
(End of this chapter)