Misty Rain's Knight: Glory's First Great Wall

I'm very happy to share this novel with everyone. Season 4 was a season of shining stars, the season when the Excellent Era dynasty finally faced the blade of assassins, and the beginning of a new era in the original story. The male protagonist perfectly embodies the role of a knight.

Although many people say it deserves a low rating, I think it deserves five stars. Compared to those fanfictions where the protagonist has to take Su Mucheng or Tang Rou as the female lead as soon as he arrives in this world, this fanfiction has something in common with the original work: it emphasizes e-sports. Unlike other fanfictions where the protagonist plays Glory for the girls, in this fanfiction, the protagonist plays very well for the sake of the word Glory.

Hmm, 42 chapters already?! Author, please update soon!!! I really like this style, especially since I rarely have fanfiction I enjoy. ❤️❤️❤️😄 This is so delicious! I hope to see 100 chapters next time! 😏😏😏

A rare gem among King's Avatar stories, but it inevitably suffers from the common pitfalls of game-themed fiction during the matches; after a while, the process becomes incredibly boring. I feel that cutting some of the match sequences and adding more interactive elements would improve it. Betting on points 🍉

It's so good! I haven't seen anything this good in a long time. Please update soon, author, don't rest, keep writing!

It's well-written, and the knight class is relatively rare to see a protagonist in so many fanfictions. It also doesn't have a system or focus too much on romance; instead, it feels quite natural.

A full-time knight novel, set in a rare early era with a golden generation theme, featuring a single female lead, Xiuxiu, and well-written. I'll lower my score a bit 😏

The writing style is considered good by Tomato's standards; there are no awkward moments, and it's enjoyable.

The original novel states that Ye Qiu defeated Bai Hua by directly breaking through the Bloodstained Blooming Flowers technique, but it doesn't explain how he did it. There's really no need to force this explanation, since you haven't described the Bloodstained Blooming Flowers technique at all.

I basically skipped the side stories because the author directly spoiled the protagonist's team's achievements in the new season, which I found unbearable, so I skipped them. Since I was looking for something to read, I ignored other flaws and only considered this point. Overall, I'd give it five stars.