
Marvel: The Rise of the Paladin
美漫之圣骑士崛起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 820k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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If you came in after seeing the Paladin, it's not too late to leave now
The word "Paladin" is written on each crooked page. I couldn't sleep anyway, so I read carefully for half the night, and then I saw the words between the words. There were two words written all over the book: "murderer"
A murder novel in the skin of a Holy Knight, a murderer who kills wherever he goes and licks his face to accuse the other party of guilt. A perverted murderer whose personal power is inflated.
The protagonist obviously kills for power. To put it bluntly, if there is no merit in killing, he will not kill at all. So from the beginning to the end, the protagonist is a butcher in the skin of a paladin, even if the person he kills is a bad guy, and since he is a knight, mercy should be observed, not to mention pity for the opponent. For example, Francis threatened the protagonist with the residents of St. Paul, and the protagonist's answer was this What does it have to do with him? He only kills people because of sins (merits) and is indifferent to the lives and deaths of 20 million people. I really can't stand it, so I don't read the rest. If the 20 million people die later and merit is deducted, I still consider it as fair as the author set it. If you don't deduct merit, then it is a hypocrite's setting, because the death of 20 million people has an absolute relationship with the protagonist.
Evil disguised as a Paladin is an insult to the Paladin profession.
Is there any way to report or block his book? I think this is one of the worst books about Paladins, and the protagonist is basically a dark knight wearing the skin of a Paladin. He is basically insulting the Paladin profession.
I decided to copy this book. I already thought about the name (Marvel's Destruction Knight). Can you guys support me?
This is called a paladin. It is such an insult to the name of a knight. He is worse than a death knight. He only knows how to pursue the power of light. He is clearly a twisted light mutant with no chivalry at all.
The protagonist is a murderer with an extremely distorted outlook on life. Poisonous hair
I just watched a few pictures and couldn't stand it anymore. It doesn't matter if the Paladin doesn't believe in the Holy Light. What the hell is it that believes in the Goddess of Life? It's more reliable to say that you believe in God or Lathander! This seems to be written a bit like a paladin! And if you don't have faith, how do you get your strength? What kind of merit system is there for reading book reviews? God damn merit system. Merit has nothing to do with Western ones. If you change it to camp deviation value, it will be better. And the source is still killing people. Forget it if you change the killing value, and you don't care about manslaughter. Was this system made by Baal?
The protagonist does not deserve to be called a Paladin, but at most a Death Knight. He did nothing like a manifesto at all. "From today on, my heart goes to the Holy Light, I use my sword and shield to protect the weak, and I use the Holy Light to drive away evil. Humility, honesty, mercy, heroism, justice, sacrifice, honor, and spirit. They are the eight virtues that will never be forgotten. As long as there are people who need to protect us, we will not fall. The Holy Light will never end, and faith will never die." He did not do any of them.