I Am the Death Knight

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?