I Am the Death Knight

Only after reading to the end did I realize that the book was written for the author himself, and as a reader I felt a bit powerless.

The villains in this book are undoubtedly the elves and gods. They do not exercise direct jurisdiction over the secular world, but indirectly rule through agents and religious beliefs, supplemented by economic control, to enslave humans from three aspects: political, spiritual, and material. Then absorb a very small number of spellcasters among humans, and strictly prohibit the research of some sensitive projects in the name of religion to prevent a technological explosion in humans. He has castrated human beings in almost every aspect. Coupled with his innate advantage of longevity and being close to demons, his cheating predictions of the future are enough to make most human elites give up their "disloyalty". It can be said that the elves and gods tried their best to ensure that "the country will last for thousands of years." Such a setting reminds me of Greek mythology. The Greek gods also ruled indirectly through agents and religious beliefs, carried out economic exploitation in the name of "consecration", and had the final right to interpret the results of "consecration". There are strict restrictions on the leakage of all technologies (Prometheus was tortured and displayed in public after stealing the fire). The same longevity and innate strength, but also the ultimate insurance of cheating and monitoring fate. Under the same slavery, there is the same oppression and exploitation. The bastards headed by Zeus and Poseidon can liberate the lower body of humans anytime and anywhere without being punished. If they feel comfortable, they can reward them with something (you can learn about Poseidon and Katniss). From princes and nobles to common people and slaves, there is actually no difference in the eyes of the gods. Hera can pour out her jealousy and resentment on the victim at will to cause secondary harm to the victim. Again, there is no price. Apollo could trick his sister into killing her lover with his own hands because he was dissatisfied with his sister's falling in love with a human being, without paying any price. Because of a golden apple and a vain title, the gods can sit back and watch the world become a river of blood. They can even intervene in the war and forcibly prolong the war because of the kinship between the gods, without any cost. Hera could use a spell to make Medea fall in love with a man she had never met before and betray her family because of her own face. There was no price... Of course, useful slaves like Heracles could be given appropriate rewards, and setting an example was also an important part of cultivating servility (definitely not because of his demigod bloodline?). What, your wife and children were tricked to death by Hera. Didn't they make you a god? Why are you still pestering her and want to rebel? There is also destiny. A major core of Greek mythology is fate and struggle. Almost all the protagonists are people who struggle with fate. Their pursuit of freedom is the main theme of the entire Greek mythology. From a utilitarian perspective, most of them are incomprehensible. Be it Prometheus, Achilles, Icarus, or Sisyphus... They gave up a stable life, either to bring justice to the world, or to let life shine like a meteor, or to share the sky with mankind, or for the dignity of mankind that has been suppressed by the gods for a long time... They chose to go on a path full of hardships and even catastrophe. Back to this book, thanks to the author's writing style, we can easily see the darkness of this world from the details. In the darkness where even destiny is controlled, humans still have only one way to fight against the gods. Since the darkness is worse, the sacrifice will be more intense. Finally, I quote an anti-Japanese announcement to end with a message to those who sacrificed their lives for independence and freedom in the book. Since the darkness is darker, the sacrifices will be more intense: I must know that the inevitable victory of this great and sacred nation in the war of resistance is actually obtained by immeasurable suffering and immeasurable sacrifices. Only the determination to sacrifice to the end can win the final victory. Therefore, our life on this day has no other meaning. It is only a sacrifice for national liberation, and it is just a drop of countless sacrifices and countless blood sacrifices. Only with the determination to dedicate oneself to the country can one achieve great success; only with the courage to "die for the sake of the country" can one be able to move forward! After the curtain of blood unfolds, every piece of land in China will be covered with the blood of every citizen. Everyone will become a hero and martyr, and everyone can become a person with lofty ideals and a benevolent person! We are among the pioneers, how can we expect to die later?

The wanderers who return home are called the gears of fearless hatred. From the elves betraying humans and enslaving them, to humans forming snow armies and risking their lives and morals to go deep behind enemy lines to carry out terrorist attacks, to the northern elves who have lost their hometown and go south to seek revenge on humans on the battlefield, to a group of humans who have lost everything and kill fearless. The cause of hatred, the effect of hatred, reincarnation continues. In fact, the elf must be tired too. The elf who told the protagonist of the Eden Stone did not betray the elf. Maybe he just saw the protagonist full of hatred and remembered his past self. He saw his hometown destroyed and his family nailed to a tree stump after being humiliated. He was also so angry. It's just that he has been going south to take revenge for so many years, but he can't come back to his hometown, his daughter can't come back, and his comrades from the same hometown are getting fewer and fewer. The only things that keep coming to him are endless loneliness and angry enemies who have nothing like him. Wuwei gave up his martial arts and his warrior heart and turned it into the elves' special weapon against Kilian. With a heart of hatred, he waited for him for more than two hundred years. But isn't Killian full of anger? He also survived for more than two hundred years. Wuwei just wasted his time, seeing fewer and fewer of his fellow villagers who followed him south to seek revenge, but he couldn't fight with them. At the end of this road of revenge, there is a group of people who have nothing and have been personally trained by his legion. They ended his life, his hatred... When he heard the protagonist say, "Your hometown is gone, you have nothing," he suddenly remembered something. How could a person like him, who had nothing, get something back from the past? Two hundred years of fighting by his legion could not change the fact that his hometown was destroyed. Hatred cannot solve the problem after all. No matter how many humans are killed, it will never be as good as the heart of a wanderer returning home. He doesn't actually want revenge, he just misses home. Therefore, Wuwei hesitated. Maybe he shouldn't be entangled with humans for two hundred years. Maybe in just one hundred years, he and his fellow villagers could build another home so that they would no longer miss their dead relatives. Then at least he would still have a group of friends who spoke with local accents. He was brave and fearless on the battlefield, but the only thing he was afraid of was going home, afraid to see his destroyed hometown, afraid to see his family without protection, afraid to see the consequences of his participation in enslaving and suppressing mankind, afraid to admit that he was responsible for the destruction of his hometown... Because of this moment of hesitation, he ushered in the consequences of death. A vengeful ghost like him could finally return to his hometown, and it was fair to be sent away by someone who also lost his family in his hometown. Maybe when he sees his family, he will say, "I'm sorry for not protecting you back then, so I have avenged you for two hundred years, but it has no meaning." Maybe his family will say, "We are heartbroken to see you give up yourself and become a weapon of the elves and gods. We only hope that you can live well." The soul returns, and it is no longer in love with a foreign country. Go home and be fearless. This is the only thing your family values ​​most. You are just one of the processes in the gears of hatred, and someone needs to stop it after all.

Good book. The ending is amazing after reading it.

The story is a good one though. I don't know if 😰 is a 😰. The protagonist's power system is very messy. When I first mentioned that I took a dragon gun, most people felt that it couldn't stand a single shot. Later, when I saw the opponent cast a magic spell on another person, I said it was lucky that he wasn't the one who hit him. If he had hit him, the book would be over 🙂. The question is whether the Dragon Spear is strong or not, but the protagonist himself doesn't have much power, and he thinks that anyone can beat him. In the early stage, he took the Dragon Spear and thought that he could beat even White Robe, but in fact, most of the attacks rely on the Dragon Spear itself. For example, can a person who picks up a legendary weapon become a legend? And there are six more weapons. The people with these six weapons have experienced so many fights, and their strength is on par with the white robe (the white robe can be regarded as a legend or a demigod). From the beginning, you can see that the protagonist who was reborn for the second time has no power at all or almost starved to death. He will be defeated later, but he is not powerful (except for the dragon gun), and he only knows some magic and has received some death knight training. Killings rely entirely on the ability of the dragon gun itself. Without the dragon gun, his own strength is stronger than those magic apprentices, so he is ready to kill the white robe. Alas, I have been bragging about how powerful the protagonist is with the Dragon Spear, which gives me a headache. I haven't even read Chapter 100 and I started to kill the top strong man in the mainland (the white-robed lich who can fight against the elves and gods), and then look at the protagonist who still relies on the dragon spear. . . Did the leader of the Vanguard Corps who killed the Titan rely on the Dragon Spear? It relies on their own strength. The only feeling is that the protagonist floats away after taking a dragon spear.

This is one of the rare cases in recent years that every time I see an update, I want to turn on the automatic subscription to feed him for a month or two. But every time I see an update, I can't help but come in and read it. Then I wait for the update the next day. When I wake up every day and don't see the update, I panic.

I feel like everyone has wrongly blamed the author. I saw some readers saying that they didn't understand the writing, but it was written for prequel readers. I went to read the prequel, but it was not easy to understand.

I am a long-time fan. Enter the pit from the Emperor Knight and Duke. Both the lich and the brave have seen it. The author was melancholy for a long time about going to study in Germany. This one actually feels inferior to Lich personally. It even felt fake at first. (Don't blame me) Because I feel that the author's writing skills have deteriorated a bit (or is it intentional?). Maybe it has something to do with mentality. At the beginning, the author's words were more carefully crafted. Now it's too straightforward. Maybe it's inevitable for online novels. The quality of text will inevitably decrease if the quantity is required. And maybe I have more free time when I'm in school. It's been a while since I updated, but every chapter is very interesting. When I got the news this time, I was overjoyed. I came here to see that the three books currently serialized are still interesting, but the vividness has declined. An article without metaphor is like cooking without salt, which is bland and tasteless (again, this is not an accusation, Red Boat's works still have a place in my heart). When Sauron led the Prancing Horse out of the mist, the flames accompanied the strong wind and ignited the steel. Skeletons rushed out of hell and smashed into enemy formations. Cromwell suddenly opened the curtains, and materials dropped like dandelions onto the ground. It deeply shocked me and is engraved in my mind. It really makes me feel that words have pictures and sounds. Now this book is similar to a combination of a brave man and a lich (the Vanguard Army and the Sharpshooter are the settings of a generation of brave men). However, I feel that the author has lost the passion and joy of creation. Reading between the lines, I feel that the author is a little impatient. Writing is a joyful thing. Entertainment should be entertainment, and never treat hobbies as work. I hope the author can regain his original happy state of mind. Like Sauron, he still has a heartless and happy adventure in a dark world.

I saw chapter seventy-six and couldn't stand it anymore, 88. The character named Xiqiong is too poisonous. Her life was saved by the team, but she ended up stealing cores and plotting against her teammates. No matter what your success rate is, you are not qualified to put the team's more than 10,000 lives on the balance, and you are not qualified to calculate the trials of your teammates into a conspiracy for your own profit. The result is this. The author of the entire seventy-sixth chapter can still whitewash this character through the dialogue of other characters. It is really disgusting to watch. That's why this book was hastily written without many words. It seems that most people still have a positive outlook on life.

Your book is meant for people who have read the prequels. I'm sorry that new readers like us are not worthy of reading it. There's not even an explanation... We're just looking at shit

This is one of the best fantasy sword-and-sorcery novels I have ever read. The writing is exquisite and the emotions are sincere. I hope the author can work harder to make the novel more exciting.

When I looked back, I thought it was wrong. Only the Great Knight Abedis and his good brothers, a thousand lizard cavalrymen on the mountains of the southern continent, sacrificed their lives to achieve a world.

What a great beginning, I'm pre-ordering the book.

Does this also count as the completion of the book? I don't accept it. According to the normal routine, shouldn't this be the beginning of the plot? Have you passed the novice level and faced the real main plot? In the end, you just told me that this was the end of the book. Author, you are so stupid.

After reading it, the most impressive thing is the Prime Minister. It's hard to forget the moment he demonstrated a true "Hero's Throw," a six-sided die with women's heads on all six sides. You can't help but think of the lover he couldn't save, the blood cavalry he couldn't save, the snow army under his command that once pushed all the way to the elven capital, the secret that the crazy flower couldn't reveal was her love for him, the secret method of forgetting memory, and the reason why she was invincible. His entire destiny was mocked by that dice, and everything he did was in vain. He didn't even have a chance to appear in the final plot, because he was just an NPC, just an NPC played by the fate of a strange combination of circumstances. His invincibility is like a joke, because simply being invincible accomplishes nothing.

I have a question. Wasn't it said earlier that the Psychic Empire was just one of the enemies of the elves? Elves are currently the main race in the entire world, but as a result, both sides have the same high-end combat power 😅. At first, it gave people the impression that the elven gods were united in opposing dissidents and were unwilling to shed their own blood to fight against the empire. How could it take a long time to destroy the empire but they would have to use the strength of their clans?

In fact, the writing collapsed. In fact, it was a game stream that was approved but did not dare to fully admit it, and it turned out to be a cheating stream.

The mage actually still has a mage status and a casting limit? Forget it, I won't watch it anymore

That's it? Is this the end of the book? I thought this epic drama was about to begin, the challenge to the stars, the beginning of all this legendary journey, but it ended after I directly obtained the GM permission and jumped to the science fiction online?

It's just weird. . . When I saw the part where the protagonist went to the front line, I suddenly didn't want to watch it anymore. I felt like there were so many confusing human behaviors that made me uncomfortable.

Although the ending unfolds wonderfully, I don't think it's a bad ending. After the preliminary preparation and having read online novels for more than ten years, I have already guessed some of the world view. Unfortunately, if it had been completed more than ten years ago, I would have regarded it as a masterpiece. Four or five years ago, it would have been a very amazing online novel. Even though it lacks some of the surprise of seeing this world view for the first time in a novel, it still feels very worthwhile. The author's writing is very good, even if it's a little short, it's still much better than dragging out the ending of Honkai Impact like the Amber Sword. The last monthly pass is here, looking forward to the author's next book.

It's a mess, it has a great start, and the protagonist is so weak that he's really afraid of being slapped to death while walking on the street. It's over.

Red Boat, start a new book as soon as possible. Only you can write this style from the starting point. Although the ending is a bit rushed, at least this ending can explain most of the pitfalls in the front. It's okay. Also, I really want to see their happy side stories.

A pretty good western fantasy. Genius flow has fewer upgrade elements. The power system is very interesting. The first copy you start involves the law of cause and effect. I feel that the author has a lot of ideas but lacks execution and integration skills. For example, the ending of The Result of the Revolution, which I have written for most of the book, has a sense of incompleteness as soon as the painting style changes; there are group portraits, but the individual plots of the supporting characters lack in-depth description. All in all, it was quite enjoyable to watch, but looking back after it, I felt a little lacking.

The author is a great talent. After reading two books, I thought about it and realized that what I wrote is a realistic style. It is too realistic. It's hard to find this kind of order in chaos elsewhere, and it makes it easy to read with the flow without any routine.

Is the story of a human knight versus an elf goddess serious?

I have read all four of the author's books ("The Battle of Jiageng" is not a customized one, Sword Sect is still being updated, and I am keeping up with the latest progress) It can be seen that the author's setting outline has taken shape in this book, and the moon mentioned by the big demon is still the main line in the fourth book. So if you think the author's plot is too sudden, it's actually because you haven't kept up with the author's settings, or haven't caught up with the radio waves But in this book, you can also see that the author's writing style is not as mature as the later ones, a lot of it is messy, and the plot goes by too fast. The author is improving one by one, but the problem is that if you have not read Doc, it will greatly affect the reading experience. Jian Zong can't understand it if you haven't seen Doc. But if you read the four books together, you will feel very happy. The author is very capable in plot construction, and the ambush is too deep Because I have not read the prequels, I cannot understand the later ones, which affects the score If you combine them into one book and change the style and protagonist in the middle, most readers will not be able to accept it But the author is building a huge world view, a bit similar to Xingyue (so it must be narrated from multiple perspectives?). Anyway, I enjoyed reading it and I like it very much.

I would like to ask, is this ending a tragedy, gentlemen?

Inexplicably tricking the protagonist into pretending to be her. Do some people like this type? The author actually realized this and asked all the characters around her to fill in their dialogues for her.

This book is really good, although a bit rough.