Knight Panel: from the North to the Royal Capital

It's okay. The plot is a bit slow and the plot is still playable. I read this book just to watch the battles. It's good at the beginning and has a lot of force, but it keeps getting better at the end. I hope I can write the explosive point at the end (how can these noble gentlemen be so normal)

The good grass in the tomatoes, the invincible text in the low magic, has a kind of beauty that makes bricks fly with great strength, but the span is very large, there is not much farming part at present, it is all about fighting, it is exciting!

It feels okay, it's just this combat power. Alas, although I know it's not good to show all the combat power directly, but, it still doesn't feel very good. Come on.

Give your own book a five-star rating, platform, I didn't mess with the data, hahaha 😃

Yes, the combat power is in line with the current attributes. The basic attributes are several times higher than ordinary people and can at least fight dozens or hundreds of people.

Not bad, but this is the Middle Ages in Europe. I suggest you stop treating the north as a nomadic threat. The serious threat from the north is the Viking pirates coming south, the Huns coming from the east, and the threat from the northern barbarians is the tradition of our Central Plains.

It's good and looks good, but the main character at the front is a little bit too strong in terms of combat power. If you ask me, you have already fought and you have a weak point in your strength. When the war comes, you are still exposing all your strength. I feel that hiding it is unnecessary. But the back part is pretty good, come on.

Very good. In a world without demons, you have superhuman strength. In the era of cold weapons, the joy of crushing ordinary individuals is vividly displayed.

To be honest, I have read a lot of comments. They are really powerful, but the explanations are pretty good. There is nothing unreasonable about them. And are many people so impatient? Have they read too many cool articles for novices? After watching it for only a few dozen minutes, I started to comment that it was not enjoyable enough. There is nothing wrong with many of these medieval descriptions, and watching it will increase the sense of immersion. Many things in the Middle Ages were like this: class, interests, etiquette, respect and inferiority, many of which were different from those in ancient China. Bloodline and class were more important. Even if you had strong abilities like Lu Bu, it would be difficult to get into the top class. I feel like these descriptions of the Middle Ages are quite good.

I've read a few chapters of this book, and it should be okay, but as a western fantasy reader, I like to read books with knight's breathing and magic. This book doesn't have it, and I don't feel the desire to read it anymore. I'll just put it on my bookshelf and come back when I want to read it.

The writing is okay. I hope the author won't be like other novels. After the protagonist becomes awesome, everyone in the world becomes his enemy and desperately wants to strangle the protagonist to death. This is too cliche and unoriginal. The author is writing quite well so far. Follow your own pace and keep writing. Come on!

From my perspective, this book is quite well written. But there is a small drawback: it suppresses the protagonist's combat power too early, which makes the younger ones angry. Also, the protagonist gets married too early [facepalm] But this is still a good book. So come on, author. I see that you haven't updated too many times lately, so please don't stop updating. I can't wait for the day when this book has several million words. [Sending Hearts]

Although the plot is slightly toxic, the characterization is pretty good and the text is smooth.

I like the world of self-centeredness, overall it's good, not mentally retarded. The only flaw is why when one is against a hundred, you have to suspect that he has some secret, and then the protagonist shows his divine power. Couldn't it be natural divine power? Son of God? Gods incarnate? Medieval Laoden probably didn't have this concept. It's a bit inconsistent, but it doesn't matter. The overall communication method is more Chinese, so it's okay.

It's okay. It's understandable to hide one's own strength. After all, I still know very little about this world, and I'm afraid that there is some extraordinary power behind my back. But I'm hiding too much. The extraordinary strength that is occasionally revealed is also hidden. On the contrary, it makes people want to know, wouldn't it be better to just push it directly to reactions and skills? What's the use of saving points? Is it to explode at critical moments? Come in early and get used to it early.

It's okay, but I don't understand why the main character, military industry, etc. Should be suppressed.

This is a very good writing. If you feel uncomfortable reading the previous chapter and feel that you are overwhelmed by your combat power, you can go to Chapter 24 to understand the setting and get to know your subordinates, and then jump to Chapter 47. Later, the author explains that all privileged classes are researching stronger power. The protagonist does not dare to reveal himself before he has a title, and is afraid of being sliced. There are nobles in the back who guarantee military merit and knighthood. He immediately stops eating beef, and the battle is not turn-based. Maybe the author is playing For Honor? In addition to the protagonist, the combat descriptions of the characters are also about parrying and breaking moves with each other. Very good descriptions. Good luck to the author.

Like, it's good to read. As a bookworm who has read more than 8,000 hours on Tomato, this book is very interesting. A few minor flaws are innocuous. It is recommended to read it. The author is very rigorous and attentive. For novice authors who write books for the first time, it is very good and worth reading. It's not enough, not enough at all. It's a fascinating novel. The author quickly coded and added more updates. I'll give this book a score of 9.2

I really don't like to directly use gold fingers to add points to my subordinates. You can give others. I came here to see the panel knight.

Not bad, we have a good relationship. Ren met a young woman, 30 years old, online. We have been chatting very well for more than half a year. Today she asked to meet. I hesitated. I said you have a family and it didn't feel good. But she said it was okay and we were just ordinary friends. So I agreed and asked her for a photo. She looked pretty when she left. My city is not far away. We made an appointment to meet at a milk tea shop. We didn't choose to meet somewhere else for fear of meeting an acquaintance. I arrived first that day because she had to drive for several hours. While waiting, I looked at the photos and thought it was another "car rollover scene." Most mobile phones have beauty functions, but when she got out of that Mercedes-Benz, I recognized her at a glance. I'm much prettier than in the photo, and I'm my type. She also recognized me. She didn't know what to say. In order to break the awkwardness, she suggested hugging me. I said yes. She smelled very good. I jumped up and sat in the milk tea shop for a while. We went to eat, but she basically didn't eat much. The whole process was spent peeling shrimps and picking fish bones for me. After dinner, she walked out of the restaurant and held my hand. I didn't break away. She said she would take me home, and I said I would take a taxi back. When I got home, I found that she had put a note in her bag and said: Update ten chapters to unlock the subsequent plot.

After reading only a few chapters, I saw some poisonous points. It seems that the scoring system is still very normal. You only need to read the first ten chapters. If you find that the poisonous points are tolerable, continue reading. If there are new poisonous points later, it is none of my business. After all, I don't like it very much.

It's pretty cool. Basically there's nothing poisonous about it. You can take a look. The plot is too delayed

It's so well written. I like novels with this theme. Please keep updating.

This novel is very good. I don't understand why the rating is so low when there aren't many bad reviews? 🤔

Generally speaking, the author can always write something that feels awkward

It's pretty good. There's nothing sinister about it. It just feels like you keep adding points to your attributes, and in the end you won't look like a monster in the eyes of other people in this world. I think it's enough to reach the limit of ordinary people, and you can add some skills to the rest, such as marksmanship, art of war, etc. I think the main purpose of reading this kind of article is to watch the struggle for hegemony. I keep adding points and finally rely on personal force to overwhelm thousands of troops. It always feels like going off topic. Personal opinion, and maybe other people like to read this.

The writing is okay, logical, worth reading, worth reading, worth reading, worth reading, worth reading

It is not AI. Although it has some flaws, the author accepts the opinions and actively changes them. Although I have not read this book for a long time, based on my experience, this is a good book and can basically reach the edge of 9.0 Points. With better luck and better ratings, it should be 9.0 Points.

I feel that it's good overall. It's a well-deserved enjoyable story in terms of combat power. However, the progress is a bit slow and there aren't frequent interesting points, which makes it seem a bit draggy. However, the plot development is also more logical and the writing is good. Overall, it's a refreshing piece of writing but similar to the style of writing written many years ago. It's a combination of fast food and has a certain depth, but it's not extreme, but it will be a good work in the long run. At present, the word count is still not enough, and there are few follow-up updates, but when the word count increases, it should be good.

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on!