The knight swore an oath to the king and gained the power to cut through steel armor.
The nun takes a vow to the saint and gains the ability to heal wounds.
Demon hunters swear an oath to their dead relatives and gain the eyes to track monsters.
Businessmen swear an oath to the god of wealth to see lies in their transactions.
Nobles swear an oath to their ancestors to inherit the ancient power in their blood.
In this world, oaths grant power and take life when broken.
Marriage contracts, debts, inheritances, reputations, land, theaters, all inexplicable disputes may eventually be brought to the court of the royal capital.
The judge can't decide?
Then duel.
Ryan Ward is the most famous litigator in the royal capital.
Others rely on testimony, contracts, and the support of nobles to litigate cases.
He fights lawsuits with a sword.
The nobles are most afraid of him taking the case.
Because the knights they spent a lot of money to invite were often beaten to the ground by Ren's sword before they even finished reciting the oath.
Wren originally just wanted to earn some wine money and rent money, until one day, a theater actress with reddish-brown curly hair and a nice smile came to his door.
She said the nobles wanted to take away the theater her mother had left behind.
Renn originally didn't want to care.
But he soon discovered that behind this small theater lawsuit was an altered coronation play.
Some people want to have the whole king recite a real oath on the coronation day of the new king.
And once that oath is established, everyone will be written into a lie that has been prepared for a long time.
The bells of the royal capital rang, and the nobles, churches, knights, and merchants were all waiting for the new king to be crowned.
Ren held down the hilt of his sword and raised his eyes to look at the duel field.
"Stop reading it."
"Draw your sword."
Reader comments
I probably want to write a world with oath as the core. Judging from my previous impressions, it is innovative and the description is good. I didn't understand the system clearly. Will the oath bring power? Can an oath be used to detect lies? It feels like there will be a lot of loopholes to exploit. And can the oath be made casually or must it follow a certain format? How do you judge the strength obtained? What makes me most curious is why the protagonist just followed the theater and took up a fighting job.
The short paragraph before Chapter 35 is not the protagonist fighting alone, but the accumulation of help from various levels. No one is a supporting role. This is the reason why I am willing to give this book a five-star. As for the subsequent plot, we will read it later.
However, this book would be better if the author could improve the setting and improve the rhythm of the description.
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It's a short story, but I didn't expect the introduction to be the outline.
Overall, it's okay. Some plots are a bit awkward, which is acceptable.
It has a full sense of comedy and is quite innovative at the same time. The lines are well written. Ms. Leah is so cute.
It's a rare good book, I must keep writing it.
The idea is interesting
Okay, overall it looks pretty good
Very interesting to write
You can appropriately emphasize the introduction of the world view of The Oath. The conflicts in the plot are very attractive. It is rated as a potential good book.
Very interesting, worth watching
It's good to watch, the plot is good to watch, the writing is good to watch, the characters are good to watch, in short it's good to watch
It's very interesting. I'll update it soon. The two protagonists have very interesting personalities.
It's beautiful, the setting is interesting, and the dialogues are interesting
Very good, the cold swordsman has a very handsome setting
I probably want to write a world with oath as the core. Judging from my previous impressions, it is innovative and the description is good. I didn't understand the system clearly. Will the oath bring power? Can an oath be used to detect lies? It feels like there will be a lot of loopholes to exploit. And can the oath be made casually or must it follow a certain format? How do you judge the strength obtained? What makes me most curious is why the protagonist just followed the theater and took up a fighting job.
The short paragraph before Chapter 35 is not the protagonist fighting alone, but the accumulation of help from various levels. No one is a supporting role. This is the reason why I am willing to give this book a five-star. As for the subsequent plot, we will read it later. However, this book would be better if the author could improve the setting and improve the rhythm of the description. … It's a short story, but I didn't expect the introduction to be the outline.
Overall, it's okay. Some plots are a bit awkward, which is acceptable.
It has a full sense of comedy and is quite innovative at the same time. The lines are well written. Ms. Leah is so cute.
It's a rare good book, I must keep writing it.
The idea is interesting
Okay, overall it looks pretty good
Very interesting to write
You can appropriately emphasize the introduction of the world view of The Oath. The conflicts in the plot are very attractive. It is rated as a potential good book.
Very interesting, worth watching
It's good to watch, the plot is good to watch, the writing is good to watch, the characters are good to watch, in short it's good to watch
It's very interesting. I'll update it soon. The two protagonists have very interesting personalities.
It's beautiful, the setting is interesting, and the dialogues are interesting
Very good, the cold swordsman has a very handsome setting