Lord: Stop Zapping Me! Fine, I'll Be a Saint!
领主：别电了！我当圣人还不行吗
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 351k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Looking for a Protagonist with a Knightly Spirit, Whatever Their Background
The eight virtues of a knight: humility, honor, sacrifice, valor, compassion, honesty, justice, and spirituality. I want protagonists who embody the spirit of chivalry in both their intentions and their actions, brimming with passion, carrying ideals, radiating humanity, and never being selfish or self-serving. They should attract companions through the strength of their character.
Lord-Building Stories
That is all.
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Reader comments 33
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Good book, the protagonist knows his own needs and interests, instead of thinking about other things like falling in love and buying slaves 🤦
Yes, it's a new western fantasy lord novel with great potential, but the title is a bit funny [laughs], and it's the first time I've seen him fight goblins at the beginning. In other novels, he either fights goblins or World of Warcraft and kobolds. It's quite fresh. But isn't the 200 silver coins from the auction of elves too low? Don't most elves start with gold coins? It's also good that the protagonist uses a trick to buy food, and the cause and effect are explained. I don't have any other questions for the time being. It's a pretty good novel. The plot development is very enjoyable. I look forward to the unfolding of the story. Please update it soon 😘 and support it 👍
A leader-style western fantasy lord novel is more rigorous than anything else. However, I personally feel that in the context of Western Fantasy, especially the pioneering period, it is too "human rights". Like in Hydrology, it also lacks some of the cool points of Lord's Story.
The blacksmith's operation is a bit confusing? What made him think he had the courage to confront the lord?
Very good Lord's article! How shameless!!! [Top post]
Read Chapter 22, The End of the Horizon. Evaluation, The tone is moderate and the plug-ins are appropriate. Currently, I only see bonuses in terms of intelligence, and there is no unreasonable favoritism in terms of punishment. The protagonist is rational and tolerant, and it can be seen from some minor flaws in the stylistic construction that he is not a human machine. That's it, I can't tell much about Chapter 22, but based on my experience of reading novels, this should be considered a good source of food. The basics are still too basic and not amazing enough, but there are still some things that make people shine occasionally.
I think I belong to this area, I'm so arrogant,
I haven't seen such a beautiful book in a long time. Good luck, author!
The subject matter deserves five stars. I still prefer this kind of protagonist with a good character. The article has some flaws, such as the little witch leaving without saying goodbye, but fortunately, in terms of high-level human beings, it is not like those articles. Everyone is a villain and there are good people. This is a bonus. I hope the protagonist can maintain his virtue without relying on the power of the system in the future.
A very classic Western fantasy work. The overall article is concise and clear in vertical style and the story line is smooth. Now it seems that it is still ok