The unfortunate stage actor Li Minghao is knocked unconscious onstage by a beam of light that falls out of nowhere.
When he wakes, he finds himself inhabiting the much-hated character Arendt von Eckhart, the apostate knight from The Blue Knight of the Holy Sword. The novel has already been discontinued due to a lack of readers.
To make matters worse, according to the original plot, the traitor’s end is fast approaching: execution.
For an actor, the end of a role means it’s time to leave the stage. But here, “leaving the stage” means dying for real... Still, a character’s fate is ultimately decided by the one who portrays them.
“Please take good care of me, you traitorous bastard.”
To survive, he has to tear up the script completely. Even if it means twisting the story as written, he must give Arendt a wholly new soul beyond that of a “traitor”
When acting is no longer acting, but a means of survival where life is on the line, a mad method-acting performance begins on a stage of swords and blood.
It's good-looking, but it's ported. The original name is "배신 기사의 유래한 신의", and its translation is "Betrayal of the Knight's Happy Faith"
The shortcoming of Tomato Fairy, a Western fantasy-themed novel, is that it is still relatively new and there are too few. The protagonist is still growing up but is still strong and has a good character design. It is not the kind of mindless and cool novels produced by the assembly line. It is very suitable for readers like me who don't like to read awkward and cool novels. The characters are three-dimensional (they are all normal people), the plot logic is online, and the writing is mature and smooth. In short, it is highly recommended!!! I hope more people will read it as the number of words increases!!
It looks good (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ The plot is interesting and interesting. I like the character of the protagonist very much. The interaction with others is very interesting. I hope there is no female protagonist (so far there is no female protagonist, not even a woman who has close interaction with the protagonist). It is great. (^^)/ (=^･ｽ･^=) After reading other comments ಥ_ಥ, I found that they were moving Korean novels. I thought the writing was so "omniscient" (><), but I still hope the author can continue to update it. I really like it (●—●)
I saw the latest chapter. The protagonist should not have CP. The article describes the protagonist's handsome appearance a bit frequently, but I don't think it's a big problem. Some people may think this is a red flag. By the way, I saw the chapter titled Chapter 442. Did the author make a mistake? If you are interested in this article, just read it. After all, how do you know if you will like it if you don't read it?
No, why are you gone?
I looked at the author's previous books. They all feel like fine products. I don't know why it's not popular. The writing style feels like a mix of Chinese and foreign. When I first read it, I thought it was translated from Korea, and I thought it was very powerful. It also allowed me to find excellent products. I will always follow your author ♥(｡￫v￩｡)♥
I really like it. The protagonist's character is really cute. The supporting characters are also very well done. The interactions are really cute and cute.
It's good to watch. I was hooked after just reading a few chapters. The plot is interesting and the character played by the protagonist is also interesting. I stayed up late to watch most of it, and I really like the character of the protagonist. A very excellent and high-quality book that makes people want to keep reading. The plot is compact and there is no peeing throughout the whole process. It feels of high quality like a completed novel that has been tested by the market. The last time I saw something as excellent as this, I left a positive review and found out that it was moved without authorization by the author. I hope this is not the case. I really like this work. Okay, it was indeed moved. The second edition revised the score.
How good does it look? Recommended
What's wrong with you? Why did you take it off the shelves? I haven't finished reading it after playing it for a while, so why did you take it off the shelves?