A Knight's Journey in Another World
异世界骑砍征途
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 596k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Historical Myth
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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291Chapters
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11.8kFans
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That's so stupid! Instead of improving your own strength first, figuring out which subordinates are trustworthy, you directly expose the system's abilities. Are you treating the readers like idiots, or have you just written the characters to be incredibly stupid?
The protagonist can name their troops, or even form a knightly order; how about "Dark Raven Guard"?
The male lead can refer to this picture. I found these battle flags for the male protagonist's army. Which one do you think is suitable? Viking Raven Flag Raven flag at Valhalla Raven Guardian Symbol The synopsis suggests the protagonist will later take a technology-focused path; I found a few images.
I've read over 80 chapters, and it feels like two different authors are writing it. The protagonist is portrayed as incredibly brave and fearless at the beginning, but then he acts like a complete idiot when he returns to his own territory and faces a purge.
I don't know if the author was trying to foreshadow something in Chapter Two, or what? Anyway, I feel the second chapter is a failure. I bet quite a few people were poisoned by it. Author, why don't you revise it? Nobody likes the foreshadowing you planted; you might as well change it. At least don't let the readers of this book be driven away by the second chapter.
Given such a significant advantage in strength, why use a sword? It's useless except for showing off. Wouldn't it be better to use a heavy weapon like a hammer or axe?
Chapter Two is too toxic; it'll probably deter 80% of readers.
Does the author have a group chat? I need to add chapter 59.
Why make excuses for your "golden finger" ability? Why insist on having a powerful backer? What's the benefit of having others believe it's the power of the God of Light? This poses a huge hidden danger. If some priest from the Church of the God of Light enters the army, who will the army listen to? Aren't you just working for the God of Light?
The name of the knight order is so lame, the Longsword Knights, what kind of third-rate knight order is that?