In the Name of Lord Knight

The writing is smooth, the writing style is to my liking, the plot is compact, and the description of the relationship between the characters feels a bit childish. The protagonist slept for three years before waking up, but there was no intention of pursuing it in the article. He simply said that he couldn't remember and just skipped it. You can ask his subordinates. The protagonist is an earl, and the monarch does not care about the three-year power gap period? The article does not seem to mention any relatives of the twenty-four-year-old protagonist. Also, it is outrageous that the subordinate has served loyally for three years without changing his original intention. If you don't care about details, it can be said to be a good novel. You can read it when you are short of books.