This Knight Has a Panel

This book currently mainly explains how the protagonist worked as a slave under the old king, and how he worked hard as a subordinate in the hands of the stingy master! I didn't have any private time at all. I finally went home to see my sister, and within an hour I was ordered to go back to work! But the pig's feet only dared to sigh inwardly and get on the pirate ship! ! !

I saw hunting at the beginning. You shot a deer and you told me that taking it back whole might attract predators. Is there any difference between cutting off a thigh and taking it back to avoid attracting people? There is no difference. Does the blood of a shot deer smell strong? Or will the smell of blood be even greater after you chop off a thigh? It should be the latter one, even if it's not the last one, it's still the same. Why not take the whole thing away. The reason is too far-fetched. Then he added other cliche plots and canceled it directly. It's poisonous and I can't stand it. I think what I wrote is reasonable, but in fact it is contradictory. Unless you don't use your brain, it will feel very unreasonable and you won't be able to watch it anymore.

Where does the protagonist get the confidence to kill an ordinary spider, get a rubbish silk-spinning skill, and then be able to hunt easily with the silk-spinning skill? Can this thread entangle animals? I guess even rabbits would be choked. And if hunting is so easy, how can the original family be so poor that they only have a piece of black bread?

I still had some brains when I first crossed over. Will I lose my brains the longer I stay in another world? When I first came here, I knew that killing spiders would drop skills. If you have the silk spinning skill, you don't have to upgrade it to the full level first. Then find some ants and bugs to acquire skills. But the protagonist goes directly to the forest to hunt. I don't want to think about how the original owner died. Living purely depends on the aura of the protagonist. It also emphasizes that this silk spinning skill is very practical, so if you don't upgrade this skill to the full level first.

As soon as my sister came out, I knew there was no need to watch. I can't even afford to eat. My sister is still in school, so cool

It's okay, but the development of the golden finger of the main character is a bit obvious. Ants, dragonflies, mosquitoes, flies, earthworms, crickets, small flying insects, birds, dogs, cats, just look around and you can think of many animals. The protagonist has too few skills and the creatures from another world are too monotonous. It is better to directly add restrictions to the skills acquired. A skill is just a brick. The protagonist cannot bear too many skill loads. Or the skill slot is online. In most games, the skill slot does have an upper limit.

Find a job in an electronics factory as soon as possible. Writing novels is not for you.

I tolerated the bugs in the setting, I endured the introduction of the girl at the beginning, I tolerated suppressing my strength, I tolerated forced coincidences, and forced ambiguities, but I really couldn't stand it when the plot advancement made no sense at all, and the logic of the characters' behavior did not exist at all. Except for the sense of narrative language, it is basically useless.

Forget about bringing up a girl and still join a mercenary group? Isn't the protagonist's own situation unreliable? Will more and more skills be used in front of others in the future? Are you tired of having to cover up every time? In the follow-up, the protagonist must have an affair with the female captain. When meeting the protagonist for the first time, the female team member started teasing the female captain and kept on going. Is this a rigid and ambiguous plot? My patience has been exhausted and I have given up.

After seeing so many trolls in the comment area, I tried the poison. I have read six or seven chapters so far, and it is okay. Although there are many poisonous points, it is not to the extent of poisoning people to death. It is still readable, but the author's writing is very stiff, and the hunting plot makes people's blood pressure rise...

My feeling after reading one chapter is that it's cliche. You have to have a younger sister or older sister at the beginning. I always feel that there is gender discrimination. There are almost no younger brothers and older brothers. I think it's just for sex. To be honest, even if you borrow someone else's body as a time traveler, I don't think you will be able to integrate into the family before time travel. This memory is like watching a movie with a stronger sense of experience. For example, in reality, you live with a relative and they treat you as a family member. Do you feel uncomfortable? And have you ever thought about those so-called family members who know that you are not the person they know? Do you think they will treat you as a relative? Isn't it uncomfortable to feel like you are pretending to deceive others and tie yourself up like a rope? It reminds me of the male protagonist of A Certain Magical Index. If I don't say these things, I'd like to be sincere. Another thing is that writing about these so-called sisters is really cliche and often writes a lot of poisonous points. When I see sisters, I feel like I don't want to read it. Of course, this is just my personal feeling. I do not like watching these so-called sisters or heroines because of these poisonous points. I prefer movies without female protagonists, so my personal complaints and feelings do not represent others. Don't criticize if you don't like it!

It's all good, except that the protagonist has a serious foot fetish and only chops off his legs after hunting. Do you think the smell of blood attracts animals? It's true that anyone skinning something like a deer on the spot has to be carried back and skinned.

The previous few hunting chapters can be called extremely poisonous! To those who are simple-minded and have never understood hunting at all, they may not call it poison. But anyone with a little bit of common sense related to hunting will be poisoned! You said you, the author, don't understand this stuff. Why do you write so much?

Goldfinger is a good Goldfinger, but if the author suppresses Goldfinger and suppresses the development of the protagonist, it becomes garbage.

If I had the golden finger of the protagonist, I would go to the ant nest as soon as possible You know, the more ants there are, the easier they are to kill, and the stronger their skills.

The dialogue is too childish, either too romantic, or the words are incomprehensible. For example, when you sneak attack behind the enemy, the first thing the enemy asks when he turns around is how did you get in quietly? Damn it, shouldn't the enemy shout enemy attack or who? Even if you say "have you eaten", it is better than your words.

My head hurts from reading it, the writing technique is so weird, sentence by sentence.

The idea is good, but the writing needs to be improved. It's just one sentence from beginning to end, which is very uncomfortable.

It's a cliche plot, about traveling through time to send a sister, and there's nothing else to watch later, just pretending to be slutty and trying to pick up a girl.

Whether this is produced by a studio or not, the author has no idea.

I've read a few chapters, and it's another book written by primary school students.

It's a running account, and the character descriptions are childish to the point of picking your feet.

The smell of blood is the biggest poisonous point of this book. Every time, most of the prey is given up because of the smell of blood. According to this setting, hunters in the mountains may starve to death if they cannot buy dry food in the city.

Read it without thinking, maybe it's a good book

It's obviously a Western fantasy book, but the dialogue is Chinese-style and nondescript.

I suggest you change the name. This knight is being criticized.

Too white, no details, everything taken for granted.

The setting is unreasonable, and the income and output are seriously inconsistent~

You can read it, it's not bad, it's an average book, but it's not great. The reason is that the protagonist, a tool man, is in the process of helping others to get to the top at the beginning, and after reading more than 60 chapters, he is still helping others to get to the top. The protagonist is an iron man and never rests. After seeing this, I don't know who the protagonist is? The most common description is that you work hard to help others get to the top, but you don't get any benefits. With this kind of golden finger, do you need others? Wouldn't it be obscene and developmentally inappropriate? They are not your parents, so you are helping them to gain the upper hand? Is the protagonist Iron Man? Instead of relatives, you want outsiders? Generally speaking, this book is worth reading, but it has strong tool-like attributes. As long as you read it without logic, I think it's pretty good. I'm a 16-year-old reader.

The product may be wrong. I saw the Lord Farming label when I came in, but what I saw when I came in was a mercenary adventure! That's not true!