The Rise of the Paladin in American Comics

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.

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.

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?

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.

Hacking the sinners to death and then cultivating the evil ones and then hacking them to death is called purification. It's not as good as the Burning Legion.

If the pig's foot were the Dark Knight, it would absorb sin points and upgrade. This would be a very good novel.

American comics are not suitable for this kind of paladin. Let's take a paladin from Faerûn who detects evil and then the government can kill him casually.

It's okay to change it to "American Comics: Killing Upgrade", bullshit Paladin! He has been killing without thinking and stuffing some private goods, ugh

The protagonist does not deserve to be called a Paladin at all, he is a complete scumbag, and the protagonist himself is also a serious sin.

I rarely comment, but I would like to tell the author, what is your definition of pig's feet in your own book? Paladin? Is your definition of merit and sin a bit inappropriate? We won't talk about the behavior of killing gangsters in the United States earlier, but the Brazilian plot you described is really disgusting. What is the logic of that? It has nothing to do with you that those civilians are crazy and the soldiers are schizophrenic? And then it was cut? Whether they are politicians or civilians, or other people who survived without killing you, how should the remaining people survive in such a turbulent place full of war, without jobs, fearful every day, without enough food and clothing? Steal, rob, kill, or force girls into prostitution? Are these considered sins? ? Does this have anything to do with you? Then why does your "merit value" still increase? Then you go harvest it again emmm, well, this is also a "merit"! 😁 (Maybe I'm overthinking 😁, but your description gives me the feeling that it is like this) Also, I think the power will disappear when the merit value disappears, which is a bit of a failure. It feels like the power is given by someone and others take it back. You are just a salted fish. You should add a setting to say that you can exercise, comprehend, etc. And make this power your own! Finally, the merit value was changed to killing value or something to fit your current description. (Why carry the skin of a Paladin since it's all black? 😁) Sorry for saying so much, maybe you think it's nonsense. I wish your grades will get better and better!

I think it's better to call it the killing system.

How to say it. The eye of judgment looks at the social definition of sin and merit as something disgusting. Because what you think is a good person may be the devil in the eyes of your enemy. As for merit, everyone has a lot of it, because it is completely idealistic. Just like if you directly define a bad person, the Cyclops of SHIELD is definitely a bad person, and no one is qualified to define others. This is a poisonous point. If you change the Eye of Judgment to look at the number of kills of others, it would be easier to define. Otherwise, what is merit? What is evil? It's just a different philosophy. . . . . .

Tell a joke about two red flower sticks. The merits on your body are greater than the sins.

I was also drunk, and I couldn't stand it after reading eight chapters. The idea of ​​​​Pig's Feet jumped over and over again, challenging my bottom line. One moment I said that the gangsters were to protect the interests of the Chinese, and the next moment I said that the gangsters had no good things, and they temporarily rebelled. I was speechless. I was just a white-eyed wolf. If you really want that merit, you can just find an opportunity to kill after this battle is over. As for an open rebellion? Besides, you're in Hell's Kitchen. Do you lack any merit? This is where bad people gather, so why bother making yourself look like a human being? There is something wrong with the author's thinking and it challenges my three views, so goodbye

I have only read a few chapters. To be honest, this protagonist is too selfish. He can give up his former brothers for power. He is completely desperate. As long as he can become stronger, he doesn't care about anything. His outlook on life is completely shattered.

What was written was so disgusting, what was it written about? If you can't write, don't write.

Good guy, did you come up with this introduction using your cerebellum?

This is simply the story of a murderous maniac!

Death by Poison When I wrote this book in Brazil, I couldn't stand it at all Twenty million civilians were facing the threat of biological and chemical weapons, and they didn't care and just slaughtered the officers This is a murderous maniac, a pervert with a twisted psychology and has nothing to do with the Paladin

I can't fucking read it, there are too many narrations, too much inner content, too boring, the protagonist talks to himself, and there are a lot of things said by others. Is it a first-person novel or a third-person novel?

The combat power is broken. 1.2 Times normal people can easily climb stairs or jump one floor at a time. 1.2 Times can wield weapons weighing more than 100 kilograms to kill indiscriminately. It is an insult to the IQ.

I have some agreement with the author team's understanding of the relationship between Howard Stark and Antony Vanke. If a Soviet man has mastered this technology, it is impossible for the United States to allow him to return to the Soviet Union safely. It is definitely Howard's contribution that can make him return to the Soviet Union alive. And Nini's full name can explain a lot.

The book is very good, shark shark shark, it is a dark flow, very suitable for my taste. However, the merit system is really poisonous. It can deduct the protagonist's merit and reduce his strength, causing the protagonist's strength to fluctuate up and down, which makes readers very unhappy.

The protagonist is possessed by an extraterrestrial demon!