Just add a little bit of clarification. Someone asked the author if he was going to write according to the course of the game.

The author's answer is: It's still at the beginning, so it's still following the course of the game. It's like playing StarCraft, no matter what kind of play you have, you have to build at least 9 peasants first.

When the first step of the main story is completed (that is, slaying the dragon), you can enter the plot line set up by the author himself.

The early stage may be: 1. The general plot is similar, but it is suddenly different at the critical moment. 2. It doesn't seem to have changed much, but I've dug a big hole here for my future self-designed plot.

What doesn't change, such as the main line of Alduin, the core of the whole game, how can it be changed? For example, the battle between the storm and the empire, no matter how it is set, is nothing more than war and peace, right? For example, when you meet the eldest lady, you must have something (no spoilers), right? However, even if it is this kind of plot that runs through the world, the author has already dug a follow-up pit in it.

In short, if you come across the exact same scene as in the game, don't doubt it, the author must have dug a big hole.

Wait until the middle and late stages...... After digging so many pits before, there must be a lot of different things.