Zenless Zone Zero: As a Knight, I Must Never Fall

It's a very good book, it belongs to the high-end category of knight's literature. However, as a new book, it is normal to have a lower rating. I have read many books that later received high ratings. At the beginning, I hoped that the author would stick with it. He has a good grasp of the spirit of chivalry, and his works are as powerful as special photography, and his writing skills are solid. Personally, I feel that the protagonist's timeline is a bit early, but this setting is not uncommon, so I can't say anything. But when I was writing Song of Hell, I personally felt that the author was overly excited, and the fight scene was a bit too long. I personally suggested that some similar fight scenes and content from other worlds could be deleted. I personally think that if the current frequency is maintained, it would be better to have one branch line chapter of 20 or so, and focus on the main line. I'm looking forward to the appearance of other knights, and I'm really looking forward to getting my favorite W and Build, but the items inside have already been released. Overall, it's a very good novel, worth reading, especially for knight cooks

It's a good knight novel. As for those who like Zetsu Zero, they mainly read Zetsu Zero. It's still not worth reading. There aren't many scenes in Zetsu Zero. The monsters that fight the most are those in Knights and other worlds. There are very few monsters. The main storyline of Zetsu Zero is not included. If you want to read Zetsu Zero, you should keep this book and read it when you enter the main plot.

The story is quite passionate. The male protagonist Ix relies on his super healing ability and his fighting style is quite desperate. The author describes this fighting method very well; in addition, the author has his own artistry in it, which can be seen from his ability to choose a rather unpopular Kamen Rider as the protagonist. This is also what makes the setting of this book different from other books. In addition, the book is mixed with many settings and abilities of other knights, which is very interesting. The plot begins when Elen was a child. In short, it is quite far away from the main line of the game, and it is a time full of possibilities. Overall, it's good, but forgive me for saying a few more words. The male protagonist is always fighting with high intensity, acting like a quasi-brother who can't die. It's very distressing, not for the male protagonist, but for Elen. I personally like the author's description of the interaction between Elen and Ix. It's precisely because of the good description that the sadness from Elen's heart also infected me; to put it bluntly, Ix always has the upper hand in the north!!!!!!! Finally, the plot of this Western Phantom is too long, and because the distance between this and Hellsing is not long, it makes it very aesthetically tired, and the viewing experience is honestly not very good.

The author's writing skills are good, the content is exciting, and it's a good work. The protagonist of this work is not invincible, and a slight abuse of the protagonist is acceptable. Although I can't accept the setting of multiple time travellers, the writing is very good. If you are interested, you can read it.

Very nice! By the way, author, you must pay attention to your mental state! Don't be like a certain author I know, who gets more and more crazy as he writes [almost crying]

The author, protagonist form, I suggest how insects evolve through three stages: larva, pupa, and adult.

It is a Kamen Rider who truly has the spirit of chivalry, not those masked monsters who use the power of knights to do evil. There is a plot of traveling to other worlds to save others, but it is also well written. So far, there are no OOC characters. Please note that the time travel is several years earlier than the plot. Finally, the author will come back soon!

It's very interesting, and the protagonist is very chivalrous, but I think this article is just a chivalric novel that uses the skin of Zetsu Zero. It has little to do with the plot of Zetsu Zero, but the description of the characters is very good. I support it.

Although the writing is not particularly good, some paragraphs feel like a retelling of the original plot, but in terms of chivalry, the protagonist is undoubtedly a Kamen Rider, not a weirdo wearing a knight's skin. The five-star rating is an encouragement. I hope the author will write better and better.

The overall feeling of this book is still very good. Although it is not the kind of knight-errant beginning that I remember, the chivalry spirit in this book is still quite good. It can be said to be a good book to write.