
From Forsaken Knight to Supreme Kingship
by Stir-fried Pork With Celery Sprouts
About This Novel
Reborn in the game world, Ansu became the crown knight who broke his oath due to a drunken confession, which ultimately led to the destruction of his family! Fortunately, the memory of the past life was awakened at the critical moment. Confession? Broken oath? None of this is a problem. As a hardcore player in the game, Ansu knows the future, and he also knows a lot of secret knowledge, which is enough to change his destiny. Lost treasures, forbidden rituals, lost histories... The crown is broken, the knight's iron hooves tear the earth apart!
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Official(1)Scraped 27d ago
From the breaking of the oath in the first chapter to the actual job change, I wrote 85 chapters, and I still have to get stuck on the first chapter. It shows that this is not a natural progress, but the author deliberately controlled it. We can only continue to fill it with a large number of settings, dialogues, psychological descriptions, and events. After reading forty chapters, I felt something was wrong. The protagonist is doing things here and there, and he has always said that he would transfer to the Oath of Glory, but suddenly his father gave him another Oath of Conquest. The protagonist started to recall the setting and said how powerful the conquest was. There is a kind of poor boy who worked hard to start a business and finally found out that my family is a billionaire. Such a stupid design is disgusting. Think about it, if the protagonist wants to complete the oath of conquest in the first chapter, will it have any impact on the plot of the book? It's not like the author wants to write dozens of chapters. Then I looked back, and sure enough, I saw on the shelves that the protagonist had successfully changed his job. You don't need to look or think about it to know what the job change is. Having more than eighty chapters on the shelves is still too good for the author. He wrote this purely to take revenge on the world.
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Official(1)Scraped 27d ago
From the breaking of the oath in the first chapter to the actual job change, I wrote 85 chapters, and I still have to get stuck on the first chapter. It shows that this is not a natural progress, but the author deliberately controlled it. We can only continue to fill it with a large number of settings, dialogues, psychological descriptions, and events. After reading forty chapters, I felt something was wrong. The protagonist is doing things here and there, and he has always said that he would transfer to the Oath of Glory, but suddenly his father gave him another Oath of Conquest. The protagonist started to recall the setting and said how powerful the conquest was. There is a kind of poor boy who worked hard to start a business and finally found out that my family is a billionaire. Such a stupid design is disgusting. Think about it, if the protagonist wants to complete the oath of conquest in the first chapter, will it have any impact on the plot of the book? It's not like the author wants to write dozens of chapters. Then I looked back, and sure enough, I saw on the shelves that the protagonist had successfully changed his job. You don't need to look or think about it to know what the job change is. Having more than eighty chapters on the shelves is still too good for the author. He wrote this purely to take revenge on the world.









