Then comes another series of cycles.
After all that explanation, it turns out there wasn't much commentary on Erica herself.
However, having explained so much, you can probably see that the evaluation was already included in the explanation.
Without Viktor there would be no Erica, and without Erica there would be no Viktor.
Erica's presence runs throughout the entire text and embodies the theme that the whole article wants to convey.
'nature'.
There's no point in saying more; readers who understand her importance will only recognize it more clearly.
Who's left? Let me think.
Gwen, Lia, and Vega.
Let's talk about Gwen first.
She was the first character I created, a knight with absolute justice.
At the same time, I like Victor.
Even when Viktor was in despair during the reincarnation, she did not forget Viktor's excellence, and even made excuses for him for not coming to see her.
When did I truly lose faith in Viktor?
That's when I should confess my feelings to Erica.
My portrayal of Gwen is first and foremost about justice and chivalry, and secondly, about being a virtuous wife.
She is righteous, and although she is cold to outsiders, she is kind.
When dealing with family members they truly value, they melt like fine ice, bringing them just the right amount of warmth.
Sometimes she has a slightly silly and cute vibe.
However, I didn't give her the attribute of being able to eat, otherwise you might really mistake her for a certain knight king.
What I want to tell you is that Gwen is not a replacement for anyone; she is Gwen.
An independent role.
That's why, when she possessed the legacy of the Goddess of Justice, I always wanted to tell everyone.
Gwen is Gwen; she is not the shadow of the goddess of justice.
The goddess of justice is a fanatical justice, while Gwen is a benevolent justice.
These two points are quite different.
In the end, Gwen's fate was to replace the goddess of justice, gain her power, and even surpass her.
This is an inspiring story in itself.
So please stop asking me why I can't have two souls in one body, or why I can't recruit the Goddess of Justice.
(whispering): I really didn't expect everyone to be so excited about the Goddess of Justice, and even want to make her the female lead.
But I won't recruit the Goddess of Justice because I don't want a homogenized character to replace Gwen.
Even if she can't replace Gwen.
Replacing Gwen would be disrespectful to her.
It is disrespectful to the goddess of justice to say that Gwen cannot be replaced.
I will respect all the characters that appear in my writing, unless they are really written in a very CS style.
The best way is to take Justice offline and let Gwen truly gain Justice's approval.
After all, the concept of the goddess of justice was originally introduced by Gwen.
Incidentally, the goddess of justice also leads to the concept of the final deity.
The goddess of justice is named Astraea, and her divine artifact is the Scales of Astraea.
Many readers who enjoy playing games probably already know which game the concept of the Goddess of Justice originated from.
The Scales of God (This is a really fun game, highly recommended if you haven't played it before, original price is only 80 yuan)
In other words, the creation of the entire book was actually due to my initial experience playing the Scales of God.
I also want to create a protagonist with a crow as a companion, and I also want to create an archmage.
I also want to create a god character as a boss, and I also want to create a modern futuristic storyline.
In short, after playing God's Balance, this game truly became a masterpiece in my heart, and it left me feeling melancholy and even resentful for a long time afterward.
Therefore, when creating this book, many of my keynotes were influenced by "The Scales of God".
For example, the player panel of the main character.
If readers pay close attention, they may notice the plot of the first and second chapters of this book.
Before Viktor signed a contract with Vega, he did not have a player panel.
This can be considered a small foreshadowing I planted, but I doubt many people will notice it.
But in my subsequent creations, I also found my own path, moving further away from games and making the whole world more realistic.
I also created my own "Evil God's Lackey" within the ever-evolving concept of 'parallel worlds'.
However, I estimate that in the future, there will be very few times when playing a game will inspire me to create a book, haha.
I plan to talk about Lia and Vega together.
When discussing these two characters, we must first mention the core setting of this book, which is the most explicit and distinguishes it from other novels.
'name'.
Why did I suddenly think of a name to set the plot?
This is largely due to the most interesting alternatives in the names Victor, Vega, and Lydia.
To be honest, when we were writing the first chapter and finalizing the names of these three people...
Personally, I don't even have the concept of using 'names' to drive the plot.
To be honest, the reason for using the names Victor and Vega is exactly what you guessed at the beginning.
'Playing with memes'.
I enjoy playing League of Legends and I play the top lane.
Although I don't play often now, I used to reach the Master rank.
I chose Victor because I wanted to use a meme; I had seen Victor in the Battle of Two Cities.
I was thinking about switching Viktor and Jess's identities, with Viktor becoming a senator. Wouldn't that be cool and interesting?
Finally, Chapter 90—"Call Me a Congressman"—was indeed very successful.
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