Night City's BBQ Master

I am used to seeing the King of Hell in Night City, but this is my first time watching Paladin of Night City. This is a real "Madonna", not in a derogatory sense, but in a complimentary sense. At present, it seems that it is not only to save people, but also to create a new order in which everyone can be saved. I am optimistic about this book and must give it a five-star rating!

So far, I feel pretty good. There is nothing bad about it. The protagonist is really a knight. He is not the kind of knight who does everything under the nobles in the Middle Ages to maintain rule, but the kind of knight who truly possesses the spirit of chivalry. It feels quite sacred and beautiful.

To be honest, I just like this kind of tone. This feeling is so enjoyable to watch! It's exciting, the tone of this staunch feudal warrior, but once it's paired with that steadfast kindness, it will seem a particularly natural feeling.

It's so good. It's the first time I've seen such a saint and I still don't hate it. When it's time to be a saint, the saint should take action without being rude. It's really good. I hope the author will update it more. It's not enough [crying]

Nan Wu San, what a wonderful book about knights this is. Four stars prove that I am not a human machine. Anyone who likes heavy armor or chivalry can read it. The protagonist kills decisively without losing mercy. He kills only those who refuse to surrender. If there is evidence to prove that he is very bad, he will kill directly and protect the weak civilians.

Good-looking, people always like noble characters, which is why medieval knight novels are so popular. In fact, I haven't seen a good paladin novel in a long time.

Let me tell you, this book has a strong worldview impact, just like Arthur Morgan's Journey to Night City. The unique aliens with a strong and maverick atmosphere are not dissolved in the 2077 worldview. Every character interaction under the impact of this worldview has a strong "flavor" and rationality. Under this background conflict, everything seems to be reasonable, whether it is funny or serious. All in all, I think this is a book that is more in line with my aesthetic preferences.

This should be the first fan fiction I have seen related to the Trench Crusaders. The protagonist is a true saint, justice and mercy go hand in hand, Jego the Chosen One. The author is also very awesome, more, faster and more beautiful, I love to read [adoration][adoration][adoration]

The writing is good, but I don't like the Panan line. Well, the women in Cyberpunk have been modded because of foreign female QQs, and none of them are likeable based on their looks. It's a bit difficult to replace them. The writing is quite good. I don't know what The Knight borrowed from, but it has a rich sense of Western fantasy. (I don't hate the pure appearance of characters like Panam, it just means that it's difficult for me to be a substitute. Come on, author)

The beginning of the book was amazing, and it conveyed the feeling of a knight, rather than being a saint in front of others. Unfortunately, it didn't take long for the relationship with the heroine to change from a "knight" to a "knight in love". Knights can fall in love and adjust their lives apart from their career, but they must not fall in love and have a career at the same time. Also, the protagonist is currently trying to build a utopia. If the heroine does not upgrade, she will most likely become a vase.

Lord, thank you for allowing me to read this novel. Merciful Lord, let the author write more🙏

Super pretty. I have always been fond of medieval culture, and my grandmother was a Christian, so I had some knowledge of Christianity through my ears and eyes. I personally feel that this book is very consistent with my imagination of knights and my understanding of Christianity. In addition, what is refreshing is that this book is a combination of medieval culture and cyberpunk culture without making people feel separated. I am very optimistic about this novel, and I am also looking forward to what Night City will become under the influence of such a special protagonist. Therefore, you must keep writing, author.

Up to now, it is still an old problem. The protagonist's combat power has increased too quickly, so it is necessary to introduce other things as enemies. However, the problem has not been solved well. The omniscient and omnipotent Ye Ge actually let the evil god in. This is undoubtedly a breakdown of the character, but given that the protagonist has a distinct image and is an extremely rare saint protagonist, it is currently given four stars.

It's okay. It's rare to find a novel where you can read the latest chapter from the beginning. But the score is indeed a bit low. Regarding the main aspect, I think the shaping is almost perfect. First, it maintains the mystery of being a god and uses invisible power to help its messengers and believers. For example, in Wakako, the sun shines on the protagonist to help him recover. He knelt in front of the cross and prayed for the flames to burn all day and night, but he was not injured but strengthened his body. Or the people who were saved on the road in the early stage of entering the city helped to watch the car from being stolen (the average moral sense of the people in Night City is slightly lower. I think this is not just their gratitude, but even the power of the Lord helping the protagonist) Secondly, the protagonist, as a knight, has very well implemented the knight's code of hoeing the strong and supporting the weak, eradicating rape and evil, helping others and other good deeds. The text also shows that those who have gained the right will help more. As for which world the protagonist comes from, I don't think it affects the viewing experience. After all, as a messenger of God, there is no point in worrying about which world he comes from. Some book friends hate the ambiguity of the female director of military science and technology, but anyone who has played or watched the plot of this aspect of the game will know that this woman has always been like this, and she likes to play this kind of tone. However, the protagonist is a knight who will never do anything wrong to Panan.

Yes, very good, a true knight, a noble saint, and the writing is also very good. What can I say except that the emotional scenes are a little bit weak? It's a bit bad, but everything else is pretty good [like]

A very good book. In the materialistic Night City, a staunch feudalist warrior (the kind with a firm belief) comes. Read about the real knights from the trench crusaders. It is very enjoyable to integrate and change the process of Night City.

I think the writing is very good, and it has the feel of a religious knight in the Middle Ages. I don't know why I still feel that the male protagonist is better alone, since he is a religious knight after all. I think Panan pursues freedom more, and a person who wanders around the world with her is more suitable for her.

The most pleasing 2077 fan I have seen this year

So far, I can get full marks. The protagonist is extremely righteous but not a virgin. If there is a female protagonist, the pace will be a bit slow. But the righteous protagonist itself is relatively slow, so it is not a big problem. It is just that the company is too short-sighted. They don't care about reputation and will only try their best to arrest.

This is the most upright novel I have read recently. This knight who traveled through the Middle Ages is like an ideal male protagonist. He has the virtue and courage of a knight, the kindness and justice of a commoner, and a strong sense of humanity. Such a male protagonist is so lovable!

I really enjoyed reading it, brother. This book is really good. I read it in one sitting. I like this kind of biblical values, not to mention the spirit of chivalry. The words and deeds of the protagonist can be called holy. It is very comfortable to read. There is no poisonous point at the moment [Like]

Oh, my Lord, it's so perfect. Just looking at the title, I took it for granted that it was a 2077 food light novel that made me want to sleep. Unexpectedly, I suddenly encountered this knightly novel that made my heart beat.

A very good-looking 2077 fanfic, at least not many on the site can compare to it (it's being updated).

When will the author get a horse for the protagonist? How can a knight live without a horse? I especially want to see the scene where a sword is held in hand, shouting "In the name of God" and then charging.

True chivalry is neither hypocrisy nor virginity

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Nice looking, Night City welcomes its knight [laughs]

Anyone who likes 2077 and feudal warriors can check it out. It's quite satisfying and refreshing. It has some flaws, but it's innocuous. Good luck to the author.

It's really beautiful. A typical Western feudal knight has a series of experiences in cyberpunk. Moreover, being principled is not the kind of saint, nor is he ruthless, but the kind of principle. Anyway, the dictation is to my liking, so I give it full marks.

It's very good. The protagonist is very much a knight, and the author has also written out the feeling of the protagonist as a knight colliding with the cyberpunk society of Night City. As long as it seems that the protagonist likes to worship God, this knight setting is a very suitable book to read.