People in a Battle: the Dark Emperor Cavalry Starts!

I don't know what other people think! Just my personal opinion! Not to the level of disgust, but to the level of rolling your eyes, feeling queasy, making complaints? And then abandon the book? Well, it's achieved! The protagonist of this book is the Virgin and the nanny! They were all held at gunpoint! If you don't obey, shoot! Moreover, the shot has already been fired! Afterwards, the protagonist only activates the opponent's transformation state, that's all! The protagonist just retreated! ! ! If the protagonist wasn't very human, he would have died long ago! ! ! What a ridiculous plot! Who likes to watch it slowly? Slipping away.

Personally, in my eyes, the protagonist is the Virgin Mary➕the nanny of the protagonist group. Even if you change to different belts and say that you need friendship, kindness, etc. To evolve, I can understand it. As a result, I can't accept that the entire Dark Emperor Cavalry Belt is doing the work of the Holy Mother. Generally speaking, except for the addition of a dispensable stallion in the main character group, you can basically watch the original drama.

I just hope to go to Brother Xiao Ming's world as soon as possible and tease the stocking madman Hikaru Natsumi in front of Brother Xiao Ming🐶

I hope the protagonist will not join the organization

Hmm, I didn't read it and posted it casually Ah

I hope the protagonists won't be the Madonna and the nanny. I also hope that it will be written one world at a time and all the beauties will be included.

It's well written. I hope I won't be influenced by the eunuchs in the comment section and receive more good-looking female protagonists.

It's a good-looking novel, and it's a no-brainer. It's the only knight story that doesn't rely on letting go of the villain to push the plot forward, and allows the villain to keep pushing him. Damn, I saw that most of the characters were just big-ass characters who were dragging on and on without solving the problem, or creating all kinds of coincidences. This isn't a good book, at least it's not awkward and the plot doesn't drag on.

A battle becomes more and more complicated as you write it, so end it as soon as possible. There are so many completely exploding cards, so don't belabor it.

Can the protagonist say goodbye to the Virgin? Why not kill the people who cause trouble? It's all set by the Dark Emperor Cavalry, and the characters are portrayed as both good and evil.