
What a Vile Paladin!
这个圣骑,好卑鄙!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Comedy & Snark
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Lilith (after the lockdown) concept art
Concept art of Lilith after being unsealed
Saint Joanna concept art
Concept art of Saint Joanna, AI-generated image found online.
"Isn't this outfit perfect for fighting?" Emily remarked.
🏆Combat suits for easy movement (50): Achieve the following achievements Newbie here! 🏆 Let's recite some haiku. 🏆 VI Refined Through Trials and Tribulations 🏆 award: Lightweight emergency response enhanced built-in protective combat suit Abbreviated as lightweight underwear 🙂 Newbie here (25) 🏆: The clothes ripped off, accompanied by a sharp, explosive sound, just like a chemistry teacher's.
Shamanistic ritual*
Shamanistic ritual 🙂
This book has the potential to make you an immortal herb! 😅
I was drawn in by the hype, and the early chapters seemed really good, so I didn't expect such poor results. But after finishing the series, I realized there was never a clear main storyline to keep the reader engaged, and it often read like an expository text. Starting with the Elf arc, I went from skimming through hundreds of lines to skipping chapters.
Up to chapter 58, so far it's been completely clean, but there's a lot of filler. It feels like the protagonist is incredibly powerful, able to summon and dismiss gods and demons at will, yet he also doesn't seem that powerful. Many chapters describe trivial, related matters, making it feel like filler that's both padded and not padded at all.
Joanna is disgusting as soon as she appears.
This was supposed to be a lighthearted story, but the moment the female lead appears, she instantly becomes a simp, a complete style shift—it's like putting shit in a cake. Plus, her appearance is so abrupt, it feels forced. The succubus as the female lead would have been better.
In the desolate and dark underground, lies an endless unknown, and what I saw was a race whose eyes gleamed with hope, and whose spirits creaked and roared from time to time. The first sound was one of gratitude to the recruiter who brought a vast and lofty teaching building to house that precious weapon of criticism.
This writing style seems to be from SF (Site of Stories). After all, that's where you find the most light novels in the hero/demon king/western fantasy/romance genre, with very interesting settings. But the writing style just feels a bit lacking, not rigorous enough. It seems like there's a lack of in-depth character development, a lot of build-up, and it doesn't leave a lasting impression on the reader.