A Knight in the World of American TV Dramas

I would like to remind new readers to just start reading from chapter 249, because everything before has become identity and background. Chapter 249 directly changes from god to waste and starts from scratch. Oh, I forgot to mention that chapter 249 starts with the Marvel plot after 2008. I don't know what it is specifically, because I removed this post after I posted it. It's quite disgusting🤮🤮

The writing is getting increasingly disjointed; the power levels lack a system and fluctuate wildly. The legendary knight clashed with Odin, battling the ice giants. He might not have reached the level of a god-king, but he should at least be a chief god. Yet, he returned home crippled, unable to even defeat a witch. When he clashed with Set, he encountered Anubis's priests—not complete mummies—and easily annihilated them with a single hand!

This book seemed fine at first, but it got worse as I read later. With a god-like twist, he suddenly disappeared and then changed his body. Delete your account and practice again! Waste of my money subscribing. . Reported.

So far, the story is quite exciting, but we haven't seen the protagonist use his full strength even once. Furthermore, there are some inconsistencies in the setting. Marvel's Asgardians, due to their different physical structure (three times the body density of humans), possess physical attributes several times greater than those of humans, even among ordinary citizens.

The writing is pretty good, but Morgana (ps: I really don't want to call her the female lead) is disgusting. Not only is she a jerk, but she's also completely self-centered and won't listen to anyone. (Ps: I read it from beginning to end, but I just couldn't stand this woman anymore, she's so disgusting.) I'm posting this to tell the author to pay attention.

The opening chapter is very exciting. The protagonist, as the brother of King Arthur, has an affair with Odin, is a brother-in-law with Gilgamesh, has sex with Zeus, and has sex with Athena. As a result, he was messed up by a bunch of ordinary drug dealers at the back. 😅

Just like Stephen Chow said, beautiful women, like flowers, need green leaves to set them off. With Gun-niang as a foil, the Empress's beauty is elevated to another level. If you don't believe me, just watch *Merlin*.

Hey, this book is still being written! (249 People have left - see below)

They clearly had all the power to unleash their full potential, but since they were all juniors, they could have just shown off, followed the plot, and that would have been enough to end the story. Why did they have to force them to delete their characters and start over? It feels like they're repeating the old tropes of the time-traveling anime from a few years ago—they delete characters once they reach a certain level of power, which is utterly pointless.

The beginning was indeed well-written, but it basically fell apart after Nick Fury became Hydra. It was all filler, a whole chapter for background information, with only a few sentences related to the plot. Wait, you thought the second chapter was the plot? The second chapter was still just background information.