This Knight Has No Virtues

It's alright, a little toxic, with some classical allusions. Set in a medieval context, it features a real God, and priests who gain power through faith actually target the chosen one selected by God through miracles. If you notice something amiss, just say you might be mistaken. Most of it is okay, worth a look.

I've noticed that many novels these days start with the protagonist wanting to live a carefree, easy life, but the plot doesn't allow it. The protagonist starts revealing their connections and methods, only to discover they're actually a powerful figure, and then they go on a crazy display of affection. 🤔🤔🤔

So far, the content is good; it's not a very traditional Western fantasy novel, but it has some innovations that fit the general style of Western fantasy worlds. The power system is also quite interesting, which I consider its strengths. The pace is rather slow; even with a systematic approach, it takes over 50 cards to reach the second tier. Personally, I hope there will be an elf female lead.

Not bad, there are some bad spots, but my poison resistance is high enough. I just said I hate it when people don't report things, but then I felt a little uncomfortable about it and didn't say anything. It's quite something that someone who's already been chosen as the Holy Son can still be looked down upon.

I rarely write reviews, but this book is good; it's a high-quality original novel. The downside is the slow update speed. I can only keep reading occasionally, and with the current update count, I'm afraid it will die out. But if I don't keep reading, the chapters are too short—only two minutes of reading time.

It's pretty good. It's quite well-made, but a bit short. Based on the background and worldview established, it could easily be written into a million words. The map only covers the northern borders; it can extend to the central continent of the country and other regions as well. Moreover, the combat power level has been maintained without collapsing, so the story could continue.

The plot deserves five stars, but the protagonist's power-up comes from the goddess of fate, so I can't expect much beyond that. Being invincible among his peers is also unlikely, since other gods can bestow divine favors as well. Furthermore, the protagonist's power increases only because the 'examiner' turns a blind eye. While he has the talent of a spirit chef, it's still hard to have high hopes for him. 😂

An interesting new book, I recommend it. Very insightful

This is great, I think it'll be a hit. Keep up the good work, author!

Interesting, quite good-looking, fans of pure romance might want to check it out.