Lord Knight? No, I'm the Mercenary Leader

Fantasy. It tells some trivial things about a time traveler who rebelled and became a mercenary. The protagonist has a middle-class character, and the heroine is a cook who has an affair with an old man. The plot is very loose, and it would be better not to include any description of the fighting. Give this book and its author a one-year prison sentence. You can come back after one year to see if you have made any progress.

I don't understand why he didn't kill the bishop, and the protagonist robbed him of all his savings, and then let him go despite obviously having a grudge. What's more, the bishop also knows the secret that the protagonist is immune to the power of prayer.

I skimmed through it without looking carefully at first, but I only discovered this detail when I saw the discussion today. The protagonist emptied the bishop's family and even took away his lover. He turned around and said that he had no deep hatred against others and there was no need to kill them all🤣🤣🤣🤣 It's not why his heart is so dark, it's still naturally dark. After cheating others completely, he can still put himself on the moral high ground Invincible👍

It's a mess. Who cares about the treasure when they run away?

It seems a bit blurry

The first boy I recruited, the protagonist is the culprit of everything that happened to that boy. To make sure he won't be stabbed in the back, you must know that if there is no protagonist, the city may not be broken, or the city will be broken much later or even impossible to be broken.

A very good book, as full of northern flavor as The Battle Banner of Osura

It starts with everyone targeting a low-level serf who delivers sheep.

A very good book with a very good description of the war. Kudos to the author.

It started well, and there was nothing wrong with letting the bishop go. The biggest problem is that the protagonist, a modern man, is buried with the leader who conspired against him. This is too poisonous. No matter how much you brag that the protagonist is possessed by a god and cannot die, it doesn't matter. The protagonist is so awesome, why not just open Wushuang? If you want to know, just write the protagonist who is invincible and fights an army.

Suspected to be an AI novel The writing style is just okay, the background panel could be more Western fantasy and richer, and it feels like there is an outline, but the twists and turns in the plot are too bad, almost like diarrhea. A writer who can write the above advantages cannot write such a plot unless the author is not an individual

It feels worse and worse. I don't know what you want to write? I thought I was reading a romance novel

Does this book have a plot? A messy bunch

This book is good, the writing and plot are good, and it has great potential. If you stick to it, you will be a master. I like the subject matter, but it may not necessarily have a large audience. The introduction of extraordinary (noble power) is a little slow, and some people may think it is slow to gain popularity. Now it is slowly accumulating, and it will surely become a blockbuster.

The only failure is superpowers. There is not much else to say. You can talk about potential, talent, or natural power, but if you write it as superpowers, it's screwed up. In the future, when all the saints are worse than dogs and demigods, your soldiers will be useless, and the theme of mercenary groups will be blinded.

After reading sixty-seven chapters in one go, the author hurriedly coded and didn't want to be disturbed by comments.

Mercenary group? Is it a mercenary group like the Black Beast?