Sir Knight, the Demon King Really Doesn’t Exist

It's a good read. The male lead is a transmigrated soul, and most of the story is told from other people's perspectives, unlike some protagonists who pretend to be someone else's character. The male lead has a chivalrous spirit, but he seems out of place in the corrupt Middle Ages, which is a great touch. His emotional sensitivity is also very good.

It's a great show. I saw a comment saying the main character's personality is similar to Nangong Xinyi's, and it's true, both are full of positive energy. The main character has excellent execution skills, courage, and intelligence. I hope it maintains this level of quality. Rating: ★★★★

The author's writing style is humorous and lighthearted. The protagonist is a Don Quixote-like figure, very pure, striving to become a great knight-errant. His chivalrous spirit is highlighted through his contrasting behaviors with those around him. He isn't ashamed of riding a pig or a donkey; on the contrary, he enjoys it. He's polite and kind to others and bravely confronts evil.

No problem, at least not for me. For me, this is one of the few novels where the main character isn't offended by the female character's companions. Unlike some other novels where the protagonist is practically mesmerized by women, or has a serious, irresponsible, loser vibe. Our protagonist, Don, is both old-fashioned and unconventional. He doesn't have that overly serious or uninspired feel.

A true masterpiece! I hope the author never stops updating it 😢 A slice-of-life Don Quixote-style Western fantasy An adventure story of an amnesiac "mad" knight, a white-haired half-elf bard, a blonde noblewoman disguised as a man, and a donkey. He said, "I don't remember my name, nor my past; everything I know comes from my neighbors' accounts."

It's a fantastic Western fantasy knight novel. So far, the protagonist has lived up to the code of conduct of a knight. If I had to nitpick, the only flaw in the book is that after the villagers discovered the Flower Knight was killed, they actually cooked him and even wanted the protagonist and his companions to eat him. I can't really comment on that.

First, let me state my opinion: after reading Akaishi tomatoes for so long, this time I've finally had a truly satisfying meal. 1. The protagonist is designed as a person with a strong sense of chivalry, possessing unwavering faith and a steadfast pursuit, making the overall character very appealing. (It might have a touch of Don Quixote and Sisyphus.)

It's exceptionally well-written; the descriptions gave me a fairytale-like feeling of beauty. The scene where the mayor's daughter knights the male protagonist was particularly moving. This book is definitely a breath of fresh air on Tomato Books. Highly recommended! [Note][Note]

Excellent writing. The protagonist's unwavering faith is admirable. My charge is a Don Quixote-like charge. Glory is life, mercy is better than conquest. Facing the abyss, justice is like a scale. The soul is brilliant and devout. Loyalty never decays. Humility builds a monument. Sacrifice ignites eternity.

Although I've only read 22 chapters so far, it's absolutely amazing! I love the feeling of having a low-risk, high-reward level of reading, especially the Western fantasy genre and the chivalrous spirit—it's so satisfying! Author, please don't stop updating! 😢 Please finish it! I've finished reading it, it's really good.