I'm Just a Knight Errant Passing By

It's good-looking. The male protagonist is a soul traveler. Most of the descriptions are about the male protagonist from the perspective of others. He is not pretending to play someone's character like some role-playing system protagonists. The male protagonist has the spirit of chivalry, but he seems out of place in the corrupt Middle Ages. This is great for the male protagonist. People's senses are very good. Generally speaking, it tends to be light-hearted and funny, and the plot is not procrastinating. Supplementary explanation why my evaluation is inconsistent with the following content: It is not soul-piercing. I will not spoiler why it is non-soul-piercing. The book is still very good and has a very healing style. Let me add here, why I wrote about soul travel when I posted this comment, because when I read this book, the book only had more than 50 chapters, and it was not labeled as non-soul travel. The author probably saw in my comment that many people were disgusted with soul travel, and only added it later. Evaluation: The content is good, light healing + funny, slow-paced, western fantasy, knight + magician, system, it should be a single female protagonist, no major poisonous points, the plot is not procrastinating, the protagonist's character is not annoying, the reason why the villain wants to deal with the protagonist is clearly written, not as inexplicable as some writings, and the characters of the protagonist group are all clearly written. I have read the book Maid and Maid by the author. When I saw this book on the recommendation list, I saw that it was by this author and added it to my bookshelf. Apart from the fact that the plot of Maid and Maid is really too slow and not suitable for readers who like fast-paced reading, it is basically non-toxic and the plot development is reasonable. It made me feel very good about this author. This comment recommends that you also read it. People who like slow pace should like it.

It's very interesting. I saw a comment saying that the protagonist's personality is like Nangong Shinichi's. Indeed, they are full of positive energy. The protagonist has great execution ability, courage and brains. I hope it can be maintained. Comment ★★★★

The author's writing style is humorous and relaxed. The protagonist is a Quixote-like protagonist who is very pure and strives hard to become a great knight. By comparing the incompatible behavior patterns with the characters around him, the protagonist's chivalry is highlighted. He will not be ashamed because his mount is a pig or a donkey, but will enjoy it; he will be polite and kind to others, and he will fight bravely in the face of evil. I just don't know why, but it feels weird when I read it, and it feels childish. But I quite like it. I think from a realistic point of view, the protagonist's character is too ideal, and there is no social soil to carry the ideal. After all, it is just a moth flying into the flame. If you want to read more serious knight stories, you can quit. But in the light novel, he perfectly fits my imagination of the practice of chivalry. While maintaining entertainment, he also conveys the persistent pursuit of ideals. If the review is not well written, please don't criticize him too harshly (dog head saves life)

There's nothing wrong with it, it's fine with me anyway. Here at Tomato, this novel is one of the few that I don't have any objection to having a female partner. Unlike some other protagonists who seem to be unable to walk when they see a girl, they feel serious about being a loser. Our protagonist, Tang, is old-fashioned yet out-of-the-box. There is no sense of complete seriousness and lack of upgrading. The Way of Chivalry, so far, I think this book about knights is very good. There is no mention of a "master" to follow (if there is one, there is a high probability that it is also a beautiful female) or someone who specifically protects a woman. It's totally the feeling of great love. I hope the author has an outline to pave the way for the next step, and don't write just for the sake of writing. Our adventure has just begun! "I am a knight, and I want to protect the people behind me, no matter who is behind me." This is the real adventure, asshole!

A truly masterpiece, I hope the author will never stop updating it [crying] More everyday, Don Quixote-like narrative style, Western fantasy The adventure story of a "crazy" knight who lost his memory, a white-haired half-elf bard, a blonde noble squire who disguised himself as a man, and a donkey. He said: "I don't remember my name, nor my past. Everything I know actually depends on the dictation of my neighbors." - A soul from another world practices what he believes to be justice in this world. He said: "Please accept my employment, record my story, and compose the poem of the great knight that will be praised in the world!" So the bard followed him and started an adventure to collect materials for her poetry creation. "I want to follow the knight's adventure. Please let me be your follower, Lord Knight!" Said the blond girl who yearned for the knight. The mad knight uses false power to defend true justice The half-elf girl writes a glorious chapter of salvation for him He will break free from the shackles of the times and become "the blazing sun that tears apart the night!"

It is a wonderful western fantasy knight novel. The protagonist has so far complied with the knight's code of conduct. I have to find out the shortcomings of this book, that is, after the villagers found out that the Flower Knight was killed, they actually made the Flower Knight into a meal and wanted the protagonist to eat it. I can't comment on this. The person who killed the Flower Knight should have been beaten up, and he should have been brought to the protagonist to plead guilty to him from the beginning. With the protagonist's temperament, he saw that the perpetrator had been taught a lesson, so he would not care much about it. At the same time, the matter was over with the gray donkey, but what the villagers did was really ugly. You killed the protagonist's mount and let the protagonist eat the meat of the mount. Do you still feel guilty about killing someone? (The villagers may not know the protagonist's temperament, which is understandable, but even if you follow the temperament of an ordinary knight, if you do this, you won't have to kill several people? This kind of pure provocation kills your companions at the top of the line, and then tricks you into eating the flesh of your companions! I feel red just thinking about it) The main purpose of this matter is to let the protagonist change to a better mount, which is understandable, but the author's writing in this paragraph is really not very good. Putting this paragraph aside, this book can be regarded as a good book. The protagonist is not a complete madman, he has self-awareness and understands what he is doing, and can stick to his own justice. , What I have done so far does not violate my character and my own principles, I can judge the right and wrong of things, and I will not force myself to do anything when the conditions are unfavorable (I did not force myself to kill the goblins when it was dark, and I didn't get the upper hand). It is very comfortable to watch. The author said that he does not know how to write emotional dramas, but it seems that the writing is not bad so far. Summary is a good book, recommended reading (currently 62 chapters) So update quickly! Can't sleep at night!

Let me talk about my perspective first. I have been eating Akaashi in tomatoes for so long, and this time I really enjoyed it. 1. The protagonist's setting is that of a person with strong chivalry, strong faith and firm pursuit. The overall setting is very attractive. (It may feel a bit like Don Quixote and Sisyphus.) 2. It has a relatively obvious western fantasy style and romantic color, and there are currently all positive characters in the novel. Better communication of three views. (Who knew that I saw the conversation between the mayor and his daughter in Chapter 22, and the feeling of help when his daughter said, "It's my business if I like him, so when do I need him to like me?") 3. The atmosphere is relatively relaxed, and the alternating rhythm of tension and relaxation is really great (for now).

It's particularly beautiful. The descriptions in it gave me a fairy tale-like beauty. I was particularly moved when I watched the mayor's daughter conferring a knighthood on the male protagonist. This book is indeed a breath of fresh air on Tomato. I recommend it [note] [note]

Very good writing, the protagonist's firm belief is admirable, my charge is a Don Quixote charge, glory is life, mercy is better than conquest, facing the abyss, justice is like a scale, the soul is bright and pious, loyalty never decays, humility creates monuments, sacrifice ignites eternity.

Although I have only read Chapter 22 now, it is really super good. I really like the little guarantee, especially the western fantasy type and the spirit of chivalry. It is so exciting. The author, please don't stop updating [crying], and you must work hard to finish it. After reading it, it's very good. I hope that the protagonist can develop some skills as soon as possible and only have numerical values [face covering] Seeing that the author said that he wants to play the moon plan, I think he can add an EGO as Old Tang's exclusive equipment. After all, I feel that Old Tang can really open a divine equipment.

It's quite interesting. The one I like most is probably one without a female protagonist. Because the author wrote in the book that he could not write it himself. Then there is a group of readers who say they can directly ask for the results. The author said to think about it and so on. I quite like this protagonist, very chivalrous. Of course it's the kind where a time traveler loses his memory. Nangong Shinichi looks very much like the armored warrior. He is a very qualified hero both in terms of fighting ability and helping others. Of course I hope this is an unsystematic novel, because I think it will be more romantic. It doesn't matter if it hangs or not. The real hope is to believe that your heart is magic or something like that.

Full marks needless to say, if you just want to have fun without thinking, I don't recommend it. The protagonist has IQ, three views, strength and plot. The pace of the plot is pretty good. The heroine and the supporting characters are both good. The daily plot is urgent. To put it bluntly, man, if you think this book is not good, then I really have to control you🤓👆🏻

Don Quixote-like knights are rare and well written. There are few novels that describe the protagonist from another person's perspective, not from the protagonist's perspective. However, because of this, it makes him feel like Don Quixote.

A novel full of knightly romance, with characters who perfectly implement the spirit of chivalry. The last time I saw this type of novel was in "Towards Krimatha". The final eunuch was still disappointing. I hope this novel can go on to a further path. One less point is deducted for the author's ambiguous attitude. When it came to whether there was a female protagonist, he did not answer directly, but vaguely said "I can't write emotional lines." In the current article, it is obvious that Muri has feelings for the male protagonist. If she is forced to work hard later, it will be hard to say. Things changed in the back, and a golden-haired man from an enemy country came in. First, when he was slaying the evil dragon, he asked the protagonist to use him as a cushion, and gave him two pure gold coins that he never used. The male protagonist actually made the weapon fall when he had system space and could take the weapon at any time, and then let the golden-haired man pick it up and deliver a fatal blow to the evil dragon. Later, I feel that there is a possibility that Golden Retriever will join the group. The author has always been very poor at handling supporting male characters, especially young supporting actors. In the past, there was a patriarchal aristocratic man who was constantly fighting against the male protagonist, and then he became a patriarchal aristocratic man, and now there is a golden retriever.

I'm so impressed, the male protagonist fits my idea of chivalry perfectly. It's high and low, the male protagonist is too rigid and deliberate in the back, and the god-man Verne is also inexplicable. There are too many flaws in the drama to complain about. The main plot is unclear and there are always side plots without a big plot. Most of them are deliberately shaping the male protagonist.

It's so good [Adoration]. The author said that he is not good at writing love plots, but from the looks of it, the daily interactions are written very well. (It's not clear at the moment whether there will be a female protagonist) What many readers hate is the affectionate and embarrassing love talk between humans and machines.

The protagonist is just, powerful, and strong in execution. He simply has his own special attack on certain groups of people, and he can't put it down. The story is step-by-step, not brainless, not abrupt, warm, and adventurous. The writing is very good, and the reading is not too smooth. There is no nonsense. The content is substantial, there are foreshadowings, and there are recyclings. The sense of story is revealed between the lines. It is judged as fine chaff and shameless. The author must write novels for a lifetime (˃ ⌑ ˂ഃ )

It looks good. The original intention of the creation should be a story about the collision between a crazy knight like Don Quixote and reality, a story of a fairy tale knight.

To be honest, although there is something like a system or a game panel, the look and feel is very good. How can I put it in the whole process? The existence of system tasks is not visible in the article. It is basically written in details. The protagonist probably has a system or a game panel. It is not clear whether there are really game tasks, but it looks like there are. From the beginning, I actually felt that the protagonist didn't exactly look like a time traveler, and I didn't elaborate on whether it was a soul or a fetus. It felt like foreshadowing, but the words did indeed look like a knight. And in terms of perspective, there isn't much psychological description of the character "Tang", which I like very much, and if there weren't many descriptions that hinted at a systematic aspect, and there were also some earth-native words popping out of the protagonist's mouth, I might have thought he was similar to Don Quixote. To be honest, in the first few chapters, I thought the protagonist was a theater actor who had played the knight in the story for a long time. I was too deeply involved in the play and chose to embark on the path of knighthood. Is it the knight in the story that I carried with me mentally? I can't see his system (panel), his mental state and thinking, but I can see his behavior. After watching the latest chapter, I think this is a story about a "madman" with chivalry who embarks on adventures in the world of swords and magic in order to become the greatest knight.

Undoubtedly a good book [Love], the shortcomings are that there are no sentences to change the environment, the scene jumps too frequently [face covering], and the highlight scenes rely too much on the reader's imagination. Like the script of the movie, the novel does not mention anything that the movie will use pictures to express [Sending Hearts] The writing gets rougher and rougher, and I feel like I am reading an outline. First, a story is introduced, then the story is advanced, and the emotions that the characters should express are marked during the advancement process. Finally, at the end, the protagonist sublimates a theme. There is no problem with this process. The problem is that there are too few details and the emotions cannot be expressed. The process is connected story points one by one, resulting in an unsmooth plot. In the end, it feels very burning, but I don't know where it is burning. As long as there is no small copy of the plot, the author's writing is good, and I don't know what's wrong with it. I can tolerate the plot of the mist collar, but the length is not enough to shape it. Why is the plot of the marriage robbery written like this? Is it just to pay tribute to Su Qing? Su Qing went to all the trouble to snatch the marriage because the conflict between the two parties was irreconcilable. What the hell is this marriage robbery like a joke? I just found out that the author is writing two books at the same time. No wonder it's like reading the synopsis.

Although there is a system and he is a time traveler, there is no inner thoughts of the protagonist. There is no explicit mission or reward like other system texts. It is just that other people feel confused, agree, or are confused about what the protagonist says, but readers can understand it. I feel very comfortable with this system and the identity of the time traveler. It is well written, and there are many more. Nice looking, love watching [blowing kiss]

A relatively interesting work, but because of my own personality, I just appreciate it more. Although the quality is excellent, I still really want to value the people I love and live up to the people who love me. Although looking at it this way is the same as having a harem, hhhh.

It's good-looking. The origins are gradually explained in the story, and the characters are also shaped by clever events. They are not virgins, not tyrannical, do not underestimate the arrogance of the enemy, and are not cautious in everything. It is a rare good product, and it can be regarded as a group portrait. After all, the narrative perspective is not always from the perspective of the protagonist, and the characters have their own characteristics. Even people who appear in a few chapters can leave a deep impression on me. There are too few chapters at the moment, and the author also said that he will not write emotional scenes, but please do not want a fake harem. Two female companions are enough for now. Cynthia can be a partner who is obsessed with adventure with the knight, just like the description of the knight's relationship at the beginning.

There is no doubt that this is a novel with a true sense of chivalry. The author's grasp of the plot is also very exquisite, and the characterization of the characters is very full, making the character of Tang come alive. The pace is brisk but not lacking in composure. Readers can see the truly good writing style. As for some of the bad comments in the article, they are just the product of being hit on the head by a fetal injection injection [note] [you taste it carefully] Kavin... Kavin never ends😡 The author aroused readers' interest with a novel😭 The resulting wails made readers wail 😔 Negotiation failed 😨 Try to use your madness to break through the screen facing the entrance😎 The vanguard composed of rewards and reminders is about to launch a surprise attack😋 The order is very clear 😡 Let this author continue to update😠 Buhao😨, Kavin is coming😵 Look for epilepsy quotes to be updated immediately! 😤

The few fine husks of tomatoes, among the many novels that use "decisive killing" as a cover-up and darkness as a gimmick, this book shows something brighter and kinder. The writing style of Western Fantasy is better among the same genres. Flashbacks and interludes from time to time make the story more three-dimensional, downplaying the protagonist's upgrade, and shifting the focus more to the story rather than the thrill of upgrade. I like this book very much. It's very interesting.

The great knight Don is about to start his adventure! It is recommended to watch it with the music "Heroism". I took it from other people's comments and I think the content is very good. 1. The eight virtues of a knight include humility, honesty, mercy, valor, justice, sacrifice, honor and soul. 2. The nine codes of knights are as follows: - I vow to be kind to the weak. - I vow to stand up to rape. - I vow to fight against all evil and wrong. - I vow to fight for the defenseless. - I vow to help anyone who asks me for help. - I vow not to harm any woman. - I swear to help my brother knights. - I vow to treat my friends with sincerity. - I vow to remain loyal to the people I love.

Recommended by a 7-year-old bookworm: good western fantasy novels, classic swords and magic, the most authentic spirit of chivalry, and a very good imagination. This is a soul that traveled from modern times and was entangled with the soul of a theater actor. He forgot everything before, gained the system, and therefore lost his memory, but in order to complete the dream of becoming the greatest knight It is a story about growing up step by step and meeting many partners along the way, such as a half-elf bard, a noble lady who disguised herself as a man and ran away from home in order to become a real knight, a spiritual old donkey, the knight leader who pretended to be his brother, etc. Each character is vividly portrayed and full of personality. You can refer to some of the halls for the template of the protagonist. Quixote, a false knight who dreams of becoming a knight, possesses the purest spirit of chivalry. The main tone of the plot is cheerful and casual, which is very suitable for reading slowly when you have nothing to do. However, readers who like that kind of refreshing writing and want to read more happily may be disappointed. It is best to proceed with caution. However, this book still has some flaws, mainly because of the author's writing skills. It's not good enough. It doesn't mean that the author's writing skills are not good. I can't describe it specifically. But generally speaking, I feel that it may be because the author writes some things in a complicated way, and sometimes the characterization and description of some details are not good enough, which leads to a slight decline in the reading experience. I would like to give a five-star review and encourage the author. I hope the author can improve his writing skills more.

What can I say, so far, the writing is excellent, and I feel that what the author said he couldn't write about romance actually made this book possible. There is no harem, no brainless love, but there is a tight expectation, and Tang is well portrayed, both crazy and independent, not bad

Yes, I have read all the chapters so far in a few days, and there are no problems with the writing. At least I don't see any problems. As a person who has read thousands of books and eaten countless large portions, I can responsibly say that this is one of the few good books on Rotten Tomatoes, and you can eat it with confidence. As for the shortcomings... I haven't seen any problems so far that make me uncomfortable as a reader or a viewer. Anyway, the summary is, no problem, feel free to read it, it is good-looking, very interesting, and not boring.

It's good-looking. Although the protagonist is not very clear-headed, he has the virtues of a knight and the sparkling beauty of humanity.