The Sword of Returning Embers

I actually saw a protagonist in a domestic novel who didn't look like a girl, but also had muscles. What's even more shocking is that he turned out to be a strong man in close combat! The protagonist's personality is quite normal, not funny. The author has provided a picture. What kind of armor does this kind of knight who has been transformed by alchemical surgery look like? I really want to take a look. Will the protagonist have psychic powers in the future? I want to see the protagonist wearing all kinds of special effects to kill people

The identity of this time traveler doesn't seem to see any need? He didn't hang around either, it looked weird.

I don't know what I read. Travelers are just like the natives. Witches and knights are killing each other for no apparent reason. There are only vendettas in the book.

I didn't understand the part about Blood Killer. The enemy is still fighting among themselves? This lord has made contributions to one's own side, but is he just doing it for some benefit? Why don't you just fight monsters and level up and go out to play tricks?

No, the latest chapters are too disgusting. The protagonist's self-motivated behavior needs to be deleted. The most you can do is let the protagonist applaud after the witch kills Bloody Hand and quickly think of ways to gain profits. You can't explain the protagonist's behavior (in your comment to another person) based on the reason of using radical means to gain benefits. Then isn't it also radical for Bloody Hand to choose to use force to intervene in politics after Bloody Hand was killed by him? In other words, the protagonist chooses to engage in politics when he is suspected of killing Bloody Hand, and then uses the excuse "because he is a witch to kill Bloody Hand" to clear his public identity.

Everyone can read more books after they are on the shelves. It is difficult not to recommend fantasy 😭

It's good to read, I'll love it, and it can also be read as Warhammer fan fiction. Finally, it's not a harem stud novel or a protagonist who behaves in extreme ways. It's rare to see a story with a protagonist with a normal mind.

I watched it all afternoon, and it was a lot of fun. It brought me back to the feeling I had when watching Jianfeng. 2 Monthly votes cast

After reading about twenty chapters, I felt that the writing was pretty good, and in a way it was pretty good-looking. The reason I didn't read on was that I still didn't understand the world view after about twenty chapters. I didn't understand why witches were bad, knights, alchemists and other state religions were good, and why witches were killing people, setting fires and doing bad things. Because in the previous description, where the protagonist encounters two witches, there is an obvious comradeship or brotherhood between the witches, so they have feelings, so what is their motive for killing and setting fire🤔️. Then as a time traveler, the protagonist feels like he is following the trend of being a knight, fighting for his life. Until Chapter 20, the protagonist does not seem to express his subjective thoughts: I want to change the world, I want to save the people, I want to avenge my predecessor, I just like it. Killing witches and the like... It may be because when I watched The Crimson King, the author wrote it and missed it for me. The main reason may be that I don't understand the world view, so I am not very able to take it in. I don't understand the starting point of the protagonist who follows the life and death. 🤔️

I think the author should write about why the witch wants to be eliminated in the world of the novel and why she is hostile to the protagonist and the country and race to which she belongs. Give a reasonable reason why the protagonist wants to kill the witch to make it more logical and reasonable.