Towards Krimatha

In the magical world in the novel, there is a being called a lich. Usually, they control powerful necromancy, have eternal lifespan, and in most cases, appear as villains. The Paladin is an existence that is opposite to them. Like light and shadow, water and fire, they are often incompatible. Even the undead paladin usually exists after the paladin was resurrected by the undead spell. But the protagonist of this article is a Lich Paladin. In many concepts, the undead are regarded as blasphemous existences of the dead. They confuse the meaning of life and death and are regarded as the incarnation of evil. Like the devil, it is considered a representative of darkness. In the article, this representative of darkness has brighter actions than the one of light. The light of the Lighter is not even as pure as the light of this Lich Paladin. Of course, the same camp agrees that there are differences. In "1993", there were differences between the revolutionary moderates and the revolutionary radicals. As Govan said to his mentor Simourdan, "Teacher, the difference between the two of us is here - you want compulsory military service, I want school; you dream of people becoming soldiers, I dream of people becoming citizens; you want people to have power, I want people to have ideas. You want a republic of swords... I want a republic of ideas." The justice of the protagonist is different from the justice of the Holy See and even the Holy Spirit. As in the current final stage of the novel, his actions towards the new king and the young prince prove this. The Holy See's choice to uphold the authority of the new king and ignore the existence of the young prince is also a kind of relative justice. It may reduce some bloodshed by using the life of the young prince. But who will give justice to that young life? People should not do evil in order to do good. Overthrowing the throne is not to permanently erect a guillotine or overturn the crown, but to let go of the head. From the beginning of the novel to the present, the cute little lich has never taken any truly malicious action against his enemies. His enemies may be injured and bleed, but he is tolerant and kind and has never harmed a life. He is fair. He has mercy. He is humble. He is honest. He is heroic. He has a soul that is willing to sacrifice and has never been attached to honor. There is another passage in "1993". "I think "forgiveness" is the most beautiful word in human language. I am willing to bleed only when I am in danger of bleeding. However, I only know how to fight and am only a soldier. But if people cannot forgive, then it is not worth fighting for victory. Let us be enemies of our enemies in battle and become their brothers after victory." He forgave his enemies in the name of the Holy Spirit. He must be true to his words, be resolute in his actions, and do as he pleases without breaking the rules. I even think that being born in darkness and having a heart for light is not suitable for him. He was just born here and yearns for that place. He has a belief in justice and does not forget his original intention. Drunk with wine, full with virtue~ Thanks to the author for creating this novel. Not very clever words from a stupid book fan.

Revolutionary fairy tale, romantic dream - book review, this is a metaphysical dream, until I finish reading the Lich chapter. What Gray did was based on metaphysical absolute justice, but the author avoids talking about more practical situations that conflict with it. When he was a paladin but not a saint, he at least used a governing method that even a fool would know was wrong, highlighting the contradiction between Gray's absolute justice and reality. But after Gray solved the food crisis, the ideal of absolute justice was separated from the reality. Not only did he avoid talking about it, but he also focused on emphasizing the differences between Heaven's interests and Gray, such as the most humanistic question: When people's lives are suddenly changed by Gray, in an ancient Western social environment monitored by countless ghosts and reported on their behavior at any time, will those people be satisfied with their own lives? When people's needs can no longer be met by chivalry, what will the protagonist's chivalrous justice do? In addition to this problem that requires a combination of specific social environment and humanistic thinking, there are also more practical problems: Gray controls the superstructure represented by the king to ensure that they will not be corrupted, but in places that Gray cannot control, such as the problem of grassroots people without ghost supervision, or another example: in a situation where ghost surveillance is already everywhere, and is supervised by the ghost reporting system, how to ensure that the ghost itself will not slightly distort the content of the report when reporting? Fortunately, this is a romantic novel, not reality. In the author's writing, these problems can be solved by "I set the protagonist to be able to solve the problem through this method": setting the ghost itself to be selfless to ensure that the regulatory system itself is not corrupt, setting the ghost itself to have a very low mana cost so that the protagonist can have countless ghosts available, and so on. There is a section in the novel where the protagonist pulls up the soul of the deceased to resolve an unjust case sixty years ago, but the specific process is not mentioned. In fact, there are more, and such situations are all passed by the author directly. However, it is these things that can make the protagonist's justice more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. This is also a pity for this novel. The protagonist's justice is a romantic fairy tale rather than a practical thing. If readers of this book follow the lead's example, they will probably be beaten to death before leaving the novice village. Justice and heroes in reality are often ordinary people, such as the doctors and nurses who face difficulties, the firefighters who rush into the fire, and many more people we consider to be ordinary people. The protagonist Gray has brought revolution to the world, but this revolution is like a "treat to dinner" revolution. Because this is a romantic story, a beautiful revolutionary fairy tale, not a realistic novel. If we want to be more realistic and make the protagonist's actions truly create more happiness, the examples in the book unfortunately cannot be followed. As a romantic novel, this work is excellent enough, but not to my taste. I regret that I can no longer read it, but I recommend this heart-warming book to those who still want to dream. This book review is just to let people know that this novel is a revolutionary fairy tale and a romantic dream. Some people think that Krimatha is a communist utopia, but I still cannot accept this view after seeing the end of the Lich chapter. The author did not let the protagonist challenge those more practical and realistic problems that may arise. Therefore, I am more inclined to think that Krimatha is a fairy-tale dream. We all want to be in a dream-like world, but unfortunately we cannot. This book review only evaluates the readers' impressions of the novel up to the end of the Lich chapter, and does not comment on other aspects.

Excellent works are always informal When I read the beginning of this book, I didn't think the quality of this book would be very high at all, because we have seen these beginnings in many books, haven't we all seen the beginnings of any novels? However, I was quickly slapped in the face. When I saw Gray coming over with the door on his shoulder, I began to vaguely know in my heart that this book might not be simple, and my views began to change quietly. The name of the novel did not go out of its way to attract attention, but chose a name that really fits the book. This is a plus in my mind: the author gave his favorite "child" a name that truly suits him, rather than a name that is sensational and has no soul. In this regard, just like the protagonist Gray, he has his own justice, always obeys his own heart, and never compromises on important matters. Among those constant "adventures" and simple "becoming stronger" routines, this book is like gold grains in the sand, allowing me to see new possibilities. "Internet articles have their limits. If you want to be better, you have to go beyond online articles. JOJO, I don't read online articles anymore." I always had this thought in the past. But after reading this book, I want to try more and look for more excellent works.

If there are people who have not decided to read this book after seeing the comment area, I suggest you take a look, because this book does not deserve this rating. I don't know how to put it, but in one sentence it is a great novel ruined by the title. Yes, it is a great novel, not platinum, because the subject matter and story are destined not to be as popular as Best Friend, but it is definitely more exciting than most. The premise is that the turtles don't become similar to the monkey in the middle and later stages. The problem with "The Monkey" is that the excitement at the beginning has elevated the tone, so that the plot in the middle and later stages is too big and macroscopic, but lacks the interesting microscopic level. But up to now, this book is really good. It is definitely much more comfortable than reading those novice novels. Again, I am short of words and don't know how to express my thoughts. I just want to persuade people who are in a book shortage to choose novels and hesitate to read the introduction and book reviews before deciding whether to read it or not. Calm down a little and read this book. You will find a treasure.

I love this book, it's getting more and more interesting! Two parts, with ups and downs and twists and turns, Turtle has the best starting point in terms of conception, plot design, character creation, and writing skills, bar none! 👍👍👍 After finishing the second part, my eyes felt like a magnificent epic scene slowly unfolding. There were Scottish bagpipes coming with the wind, which were uploaded by bards on the mainland. Sing the stories of Gray Lich King, Knights of Silver Moon, Blood Lord Jones, dwarves and elves~❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

It is deep and thoughtful. It is a rare good book. The characters are fleshed out and the supporting characters are interesting without stealing the show. It is really good to read. A reward of 20,000 yuan is given.

The book is a good book and the author is a good author.

I haven't read it for a few days and suddenly found out that it is free. I never thought there was anything wrong with this novel. It reflects the most mainstream values, just like Disney. You know all his passion and sadness, but you will still be moved. Subscription will be rewarded to you, please continue to write your story, or our story? This may not be a novel, but another world. What it tells is not a story, but an epic. I or we are all the same, hoping that there will be a paladin to save ourselves. He is a hero and he is also the author. He can be a thought in the mind, or it can be ourselves. Yes, please have confidence in yourself, please continue, please work hard, and treat yourself as our Paladin. Please continue and be our Paladin. I watched Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles when I was a child, and one of my memories was very deep. My fourth child met a painter, and every character scene painted by the painter would become real. I think the same is true for writing novels. Every character you write, from the monkey to Monk Tang to Gray, they are all lifelike, and every world is vivid and lovely. I think you probably don't regret it, and my world is more lively because I know them, so I don't regret it either. Yes, even if I cry every time, I don't regret it, because I know that a world is destined to have its joys and sorrows. What's more, what you write may not be a story, but an epic. I still remember the old white ape, I remember the canopy, and of course I also remember a knight. When he drew a sword for a child, he was destined to move from behind the scenes to the stage, with nowhere to hide and nowhere to hide. The reason why I like this book is very simple. I have already said it in the book review [Ah, I haven't seen such a simple and powerful reason for justice for a long time] The big brother who wrote the book! Come on!

In the latest chapter, the author mentions events many years in the future. "Many, many years later, when the name of the Hydra Knight was praised by the world..." It was the Hydra Knight that was praised by the world, not the adopted son of the Lich King, which moved me very much. To be honest, as a reader, I always thought that the end of this war between father and son would be due to the arrival of the Lich King. I looked forward to Jones' backer finding a place for him, and relying on his adoptive father's reputation and strength to show off his power in front of his biological father. But in fact, Jones did not wait for the arrival of his adoptive father. Instead, he found a place for himself and won the war with his father on his own. Now that I think about it, if it depends on the adoptive father, will this war between father and son be considered a win or a loss? This war is not only for the pursuit of justice, but also for the pursuit of independence and freedom. Will it be considered a victory or a defeat? There is no doubt that Jones has won today. Won honor, won freedom, and even more respect. As a character, he has also won the love of readers. Personally, I can even use the word "admiration". From today on, at least in my mind, he is neither the son of the vampire count nor the adopted son of the protagonist Lich King (what is his name? It has been so long that I have forgotten it). He is Jones, the lord of Serpent City, a true knight, a Hydra knight. Independent, strong and kind knight. Because of him, and because of this war in which I already knew the outcome but guessed the wrong means, this book has become a classic that ranks first in my heart.

When I first read it, I felt a bit Quixotic. But in terms of feeling, if Don Quixote is a joyful tragedy, then this book Towards Crimson is a sad comedy. Don Quixote and Grey, there are subtle similarities between the two. (I choose to give up serious book reviews. In short, the writing style is okay, the concept is also very strange, and the routine is not too cliche. It is worth reading)

He must be a gentle man. There must be light in his heart. While writing this book review, I have a smile on my lips. Under the warm desk lamp, he tapped the screen. Fluffy pillows, soft sheets, thick quilts, and hot sugar water. Just thinking about it makes me feel warm. Gray, or the people we meet around us, he must be a person with light in his heart. When a long period of time passes by page after page of life chapters, there will always be an extremely warm and shining light shining in the chapters of life. Whenever we think of it, we can't help but smile and even have light in our eyes. My parents always say, you must remember to keep warm. Whether I am wearing a skirt or wearing thick clothes, I always like to prepare some warm babies. The protection of warmth can make me less vulnerable to diseases. The same is true for the body, and the same is true for the spirit. When we are psychologically warm, it is difficult for us to be hurt by some of the colder parts of the world. If there is sunshine in your heart, what you see must be bright; if there is love in your eyes, what you see must be kindness. As long as the sun is in your heart, everything is possible. There must be sunshine in Gray's heart. Writing this book review is because Vivian said that Gray must have been a person with a nice smile during his lifetime. The ancestors often said that appearance comes from the heart, and people who love to smile are good-looking. So I thought, Gray must love to laugh. When the eyes are full of tenderness, the child's ignorance is naughty, we will be more patient, unexpected things are exercise, we will be more perseverant, small mistakes are help, and we will be more careful. I knew a little brother when I was young. I was ignorant and only in the second grade of elementary school at that time. I met him unexpectedly during the summer vacation of that year. I met him in the community square where I often went to play with my friends in the evening. I think the little brother is Wenwen and quiet, he speaks slowly but well, his tone is very gentle, and he is very attentive to us. Sometimes he carries a chess set, sometimes a drawing board, and often small snacks. He always chatted with us quietly and peacefully. Although I didn't quite understand what he said at the time, I still remember some of the poems he taught. Just like a piece of porridge or a meal, you should remember that it is hard-won, half a thread, half a thread, and always think about the difficulty of material resources. Another example is when you don't know the moon when you are young, and it looks like a white jade plate. I also suspected that the Yao Tai Mirror was flying in the blue clouds. The immortal has his legs hanging down, and the osmanthus tree is not round. The white rabbit pounded the medicine and asked who he wanted to have dinner with. Or, he stopped playing on the swing and got up to straighten his slender hands. This left a deep and beautiful memory in me. There will always be people who are amazed by time, no matter how fast the years go by. Always hard to forget. Such people often treat life and others gently. It has heat and light like a furnace, and is looked forward to like the starlight. We might as well be like Gray, like them, be gentle people, treat everyone around us and far away, in reality and on the Internet lovingly~ May everyone be gentle with the years, and be warmed by the years to the light in their hearts~

When I read this novel from countless "Rebirth" and "The Strongest", I was surprised. What author would choose such a strange title? When I open zheben

This is the first book I actually paid to read at Qidian. From the initial interest, I was gradually attracted by this cute lich. It adheres to absolutely serious justice and morality with an absurd plot in an absurd world. I saw the shadow of my longing in its heart. The knight who wanted to charge for justice and protect others even without the protection of angels. I think this book is really enjoyable. When you read it, the little knight of justice in your heart will scream with joy! The purpose of reading novels is to experience the feeling that is difficult for you to experience. I hope that the cute protagonist can go on with justice that is difficult to implement in reality in readers' hearts. I hope there will always be room for the Silver Moon Knights. A few more children's bone horses.

I finished reading The Lich Chapter and couldn't help but go back and read it several times. I couldn't sleep at night because all I could think about was Gray. He is so stubborn and so lovable. He is black in the eyes of others, but he is white in the world. I must admit that when he revealed his true colors and was accepted by the world, I cried. Justice and ideals finally no longer have to compromise with reality. He defeated the windmill, he won, and he could stand under the sun and realize his ideal. I hope that there will be more Grays who adhere to their ideals in reality, and I also hope that I can become that Gray who holds justice and ideals in mind. I recently listened to "The Lonely Warrior" and felt that the lyrics are very suitable for Gray. I want to do handwriting, but I have no experience.

I feel that Angel's portrayal is not very good, mainly because he is a little anxious. The obsession with magical power shown by letting oneself go after entering school can be seen. This should be the core appeal of the character, but the reason and motivation are not clear, although it can be explained by the character's own personality and preferences. Correspondingly, the contrast between the immaturity he showed at the beginning and the veteran behavior that he used to manipulate the situation and gain power later was too obvious. The devil did nothing here and was not taught, and he did not experience (at least nothing to write about) any major events. He suddenly changed from a useless archer who hid his concentration on magic (the decision to join the maintenance committee showed his utilitarian tendencies and decisiveness in style) to a ruthless man with deep scheming and chaotic coup. Compared with the previous Jones and Andrew, the most striking feature of Angel's character is that he is inhumane, so I think this is probably the reason why he is not likeable. But it may be too early to draw a conclusion. While the turtle is on leave and the devil hasn't spoken yet, let's make a blind guess. Angel has obvious "greed" and "obsession", which cannot be resolved by ordinary means, even if it is a matter of life and death. The reason is very simple. If you pursue power and you are defeated by it, you will feel that it is because you are not strong enough and you are beaten to death by a power that is far superior to yourself. Your attribution is that the strength gap is too large, so you will not give up the idea of ​​becoming stronger. So, beyond the powers... Where is the transformation and growth of the character? According to existing clues, only two characters can play a role here - Si Nu and Andrew. Remember the reason why Andrew gave up pretending and weighing in the end? Because of love! Because of true love! But there is a trouble here. Angel has hardly revealed any of his true emotions (except for complaints about his life span). Even if his crush and long-lost brother come over, so what? The emotional direction is a dead end, so going back, it circles back to strength. If you can't convince him by defeating him, there is another direction-Krima Ma. The lifespan of humans is much shorter than that of blood elves, but they created the glory of that era because it was the collective wisdom and strength. For Angel, this will be a heavy blow to his inherent power perception system. The corresponding role is Jones, and the corresponding responsibility and mission is to take over the baton from Krimatha and promote justice in the name of Silver Moon and Hydra. Richie traded justice for revenge, and Angel sold himself in pursuit of power. Oh, I hope the direction of the story will be more charming and shocking! It doesn't matter if you stop for two days, quality is the first priority. (I accidentally wrote this too long, thank you very much for reading it)

It was so exciting that I spent an afternoon reading the latest chapter and an entire evening re-reading it. The last book that I liked to this extent was the NPC Pauper's Two Thousand Years, and the next one was Sanzha's Horror Paradise. Although the protagonist is the lich Gray, every supporting role is outstanding, and every supporting role can be used to its full potential. Whether it is Gray's enlightenment mentor Black Cat or his fiancée Shelley, their roles in the plot are indispensable. The author's grasp of the plot is very good. It's funny enough when it should be funny, serious enough when it should be serious, and neutral but not embarrassing. Especially the scene where Bob prays before the decisive battle with the king is enough to blow up. Although the title of the book is very confusing, the main plot line is very clear, which is about the growth history of a lich becoming a paladin. Gray has been growing since the beginning when he was hunted by humans and decided to become a knight when he met a black cat. In the beginning, he just thought knights were handsome and could integrate into human society and became a knight. He didn't understand the spirit of chivalry. Fortunately, the black cat gave him guidance and set him on the right path. For the first time, he had doubts and confusion about the path he insisted on, and then he was enlightened by Pastor Congxin. At this time, Gray truly embarked on the path of becoming a saint. Even the angel who monitored him was impressed by his character and became his guardian angel, and also interceded with the Holy Spirit for him. Fortunately, the Holy Spirit was very sensible and tolerated this Lich Paladin. However, the good times did not last long. As the enemy of heaven, hell also noticed the lich, so it sent demons to lure him into corruption, and forced him to make a choice through the conflict between royal power, religious authority and justice. And it was during this battle to protect the weak that Gray's soul sublimated into a saint. From then on, he no longer believed in the Holy Spirit but in his own heart, and the real justice - the devil was also frustrated. Although Gray's later reforms failed due to his lack of understanding of human society, it was also a test for him and an opportunity for growth. The necklace worn by the mage who contributed in this reform and subsequent conspiracy officially points to the topic. This probably means that the official plot of this book has just begun. I am very much looking forward to the follow-up plot. I hope the author will work hard and maintain the standard. This book will be a masterpiece. PS: I have to complain, the common feature of good books is that they update very slowly PPS: I suggest the author change the title of the book. This title is too confusing and it is difficult to attract people.

In the first few chapters of this novel, when there was no foreshadowing, it was very ordinary. The author showed us the personal perspective of a lich who wanted to be a knight. The setting was quite novel and pleasant. However, the story and characters were fleshless, very symbolic, and unattractive. This state probably lasted until the end of Xianyu Port. After that, this is a novel that can be crowned as a god. The author seems to have suddenly learned a new way of writing, bringing out the originally vague mainland background and characters in one stroke. The perspective becomes wider, the characteristics of several main characters are distinct, and the confrontation is obvious. The main plot is no longer a Shuangwen-style upgrade and fight monsters, but has become ups and downs. It seems that the author has not yet dealt with how multiple protagonists are connected in the main line, so the consecutive small stories make the whole story a bit loose. But overall, this is a good book worth reading.

After reading a few of them, I found them very interesting and more suitable to be turned into comic, film and television scripts. It would be good to make it into an anime. Generally speaking, it is an adventurous western fantasy. This book should not be as bitter and grudge-y as it is more of a happy comedy and passionate. If it is written down and adapted into a manga, it should be very good!

I just saw this part about the establishment of the White Bone Holy Light Holy See. I think it might be the first part of the book. The advantage of this part lies in the author's excellent description of the scene, telling the story of a lich becoming a paladin or even a saint in a vivid and epic way. In the early stage, the contest between the Holy Spirit, the Lich, and the Church resulted from their different views on the Holy Light. It was very real and exciting. However, the characterization other than Gray and the directly related characters feels a bit too superficial. Especially when Gray started going to other countries to borrow food, the difficulty suddenly skyrocketed. The confrontation between countries suddenly turned into a confrontation between racial forces, which directly marginalized Linda and Shelley. When it comes to the characters added later, everyone has become Gray's "tool man". These people will encounter various problems when they need to express various characteristics of Gray. Finally, the introduction of the Lich forces makes the battle even more outstanding. How do lichs think? Why do you like the story of a lich becoming a paladin? None of this was explained clearly, and suddenly the lich came to the author to ask for the book (even if there were foreshadowings in the book and other lichs saw it), and then secretly observed it. The overall racial thinking and characteristics of the Lich were not well represented. As the enemy, the Holy Spirit and the forces of hell also have this problem. When the conflict intensifies, in order to increase the difficulty for the protagonist, they obviously pull away from each other, which is completely different from the previous appreciation attitude. The self-destructive speech at the end was too much for the plot. Whatever difficulties the protagonist needs, the enemies will create any difficulties. These are my personal minus points. I don't know how it will develop in the future. I hope it won't turn into a map-changing plot... If multiple characters cannot be controlled, it is recommended to divide the story into segments and focus on describing some in each paragraph. Don't let too many characters appear at the same time. 😥

I don't understand why such a good book has such dismal results.

Just as others support Gray, I always support you, keep it up! Author, let this pure novel have a perfect ending.

Comic adaptation! Animated adaptation! ! ! I want to see it! !

This book just didn't take off. It is better than other fairy tales, fantasy urban novels. For people like them, one force can defeat ten thousand forces, one sword can break an entire world, which is much more enjoyable than those like them when they were young. Reading that kind of novel is like playing a cracking game. It's cool for a while, but then there's nothing left to do, and this is the perfect solution. It makes you happy. It won't be boring. It won't be so boring later.

When the teacher was talking about Balzac, I suddenly thought of this book. Gray is like Old Man Goriot, connecting the relationships between various characters, and each character opens a new chapter, which is constantly enriched.

So it was you who wrote Big Monkey? Fuck, when I saw the male protagonist of The Monkey King, I was so tortured that I couldn't stand it anymore. The writing was really good. Generally speaking, I can't stand the kind of sadistic novels. But I still don't like The Monkey King. I just read novels to have fun. (First of all, let me explain that The Monkey King is really good, but I I don't like it), I just read the first volume of this book, I like it a lot, but if it starts with that sadistic story again, then I really can't stand it anymore. After reading the second part of Big Monkey, I feel a little desperate, uncomfortable, and without hope, so I can't stand it. I hope this is a happy story.

Thinking about justice and value is really a topic that is absolutely unpopular in the online literature world. What's terrible is that it's hard for the audience to relate to a dead witch who doesn't have much sex 😃

The beginning of the chapter is very happy and very interesting. The protagonist's thoughts about justice and right and wrong are also very interesting later on. Then the miracle is reproduced in despair, which is very interesting. The experiences of different characters in each small chapter are also very interesting. In short, it is very interesting! It's just that the update is too slow. Wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Full booking is not guaranteed, but! I will try to order as much as I can!

I just hope this book will grow to 100 million points!

The funny thing at the beginning is sublimated little by little! What a good book