Please Say Thank You to the Paladins

After looking at a few pictures, I think this is probably a godless world. After all, whether a church has a true God or not is quite important. The Orthodox Church has the true God: light, justice, courage, strength, and invincibility. You can always believe in the church. The Orthodox Church without the true God: greedy, evil, comparison, harboring evil, the biggest black hand, and the biggest unbeliever is the Pope. Oath is the greatest strength of the Paladin, and it is also the noblest character of the Paladin. A Paladin who loses his oath is nothing. The Paladin described in this book seems to be just a warrior who uses light energy.

The prototype of the sacred oath is the explanation of the source of power by the paladin in DND5E. The power of the paladin does not come from God, but from the oath made. Although it does not originate from God, its power is no less than the power given by God. The author's worldview, from the spell ring system to the naming of spells, has a strong DND style, so the paladin is also highly similar to this one. Of course, it is not ruled out that there may be any changes in the future. Because although the power of the paladins comes from the sacred oaths they made, there are also oathbreakers. These paladins broke their oaths and acted for their own ambitions and desires. They are one of the typical villains in DND. Of course, apart from the oathbreakers, there is actually an exception. The paladin who did not break the oath but is not a good bird. The oath of conquest. Its creed is to extinguish hope, rule with an iron fist, and power first. The reason why he is not a good bird is because the essence of this oath is not to pursue the oppression of everyone, massacre, or anything like that. Their essence is to pursue absolute order. They believe that establishing order is not enough, and must completely smash all chaos. Therefore, they are nicknamed tyrant knights and warmongers. But in essence, these guys are actually a bunch of order demons. They can be lawful good, lawful neutral, or even lawful evil. Good and evil have no impact on them. All they care about is establishing absolute order. They are not necessarily people without emotions and conscience, but they will always put the rule of law above kindness. For this reason, these guys will even defect to the devil's camp. As for the reasons... There are many. After all, conquest often represents war. Many paladins of this type will defect to or believe in the existence of order and war, or do this type of thing. The three oaths taken out by the priest at the beginning represent those in DND, the oath of the crown, the oath of dedication, and the oath of revenge. Apart from the crown, the two are more typical paladin oaths. All in all, judging from the current situation, not believing in God actually has no impact on the paladins. Even from the perspective of painting style, they are far more handsome than the paladins who can gain power by serving the gods devoutly Because their power does not come from any holy light or gods. It is their dedication and firm belief in a certain cause that allows them to obtain such power.

The content is interesting, but the flaw caused by soul traveling - the "original body" - has always been clearly emphasized. Even if the protagonist's faith plug-in is brought, there is still a debuff. Especially childhood sweethearts, it's a bit abrupt It depends on how the author handles it, the influence of the "original body" is difficult to weaken

I asked you to rob, say thank you

Does being a paladin require faith? And those commandments

It's too boring, and the protagonist seems very unfree due to the author's restrictions. Regarding Selena's opinions, it's all a matter of opinion. Personally, I don't like this kind of nanny-style love melodrama.

A certain NPC: Ahem, if I vote for your novel, will you thank me?

I haven't read this book yet, but the introduction looks very similar to a Chinese comic I watched when I was a kid, Legend of the Brave. The protagonist's weapon, Empix, needs gratitude points to recharge its aura.

I have a wonderful idea. If the protagonist changes his name to Sherrington and then asks others to call him by his first name, will it be considered a thank you?

Feeling pretty good so far. But always emphasizing the original body will give people a bad impression.

The reading experience of this book was quite boring. Alas, the male protagonist is really stupid and quite scientific.

Is it effective to directly use the repeater and broadcast thank you?

It is recommended to change it to Thank you Xia😐

The first part was okay, but the second part became boring. There was no overly attractive plot and not much to watch.

Your new volume is too messy. If you want to promote the plot, you should promote the plot. If you want to write about emotional development, you should write about emotional development. Each chapter is specious and inconsistent, and the look and feel is relatively average. The key is that your emotional line is disconnected from the major events. It can be clearly seen that it is two parts. When you are promoting the plot, the heroine's role is pitiful. When you are writing about the heroine, you are all about the emotional line. There is almost no main plot. The protagonist is like running two dramas.

I am Vlad von Carstein, Count of Sylvania, Elector of the Empire, but everyone likes to call me "the noseless" vampire. I love literature. Growing up in the desert country of Nehekhara, I aspire to become a cultural person who studies pyramids and mummies in the future. But I never expected The Pharaoh Queen was greedy for my handsome appearance and forcibly transformed me into an immortal vampire. Being immortal is certainly cool, but I missed my most beloved literary path. I practice martial arts intensively. Forced to become the queen's husband, I had to strengthen my body and extend my endurance. I spent a hundred years practicing martial arts and became one of the twelve most powerful vampires. But I never expected The seemingly powerful vampire country was besieged by the Tomb Kings. I fought bloody battles on the front line. The queen had already escaped early, the country was ruined and the family was destroyed. I was forced to wander around. I practice magic. While wandering, I obtained a Necronomicon and became a pseudo-believer of Nagash, Lord of the Undead. I was soon appreciated as the Commander of the Undead and was also given a Ring of Resurrection. Immortality, infinite resurrection, and reaching the pinnacle of life are just around the corner. But I never expected When the unlucky Master Na was about to ascend to the throne of death, the black pyramid was accidentally blown up by the Rat Man. Nagash failed to ascend to the gods, and the undead believers also turned into ashes. I began to pursue power. I, the false believer, survived. Suddenly I realized: I have to rely on everyone to run, but I am the most reliable. So I transformed into a prince from a neighboring country, married Isabella, the daughter of Count Sylvania, adopted and transformed a group of little vampires into sons, and became the most powerful elector in the empire. Then the battle for the throne started. I want to be the emperor and control my own destiny! But I never expected During the crucial battle to invade the imperial capital, my resurrection ring would be stolen! So she was attacked by the high priest and fell to death on a wooden pile under the city wall. The vampire army was defeated, Isabella died in love, but her son Manfred was complacent with the resurrection ring. I began to yearn for justice. The ruthless backstabbing made me look back on my thousand years of life and found that I am both civil and military, proficient in magic, powerful, and in love, but I still inevitably end up in a miserable ending. The reason is that I always hang out with a group of villains. So after I beat up the unfilial son and took back the resurrection ring, I decided to change my life - to become a partner of justice! So, I led the army north to fight against Chaos in the Final Battle, rescued the last emperor Karl Franz, killed the leader of the Blood Dragon Knights who took refuge in the devil, and killed the plague doctor who murdered King Raun. Being so righteous, I am already a pillar of the right path. But I never expected The evil god Nurgle resurrected my beloved Isabella to deal with me. I didn't want to hurt her, but I took off my infinite resurrection ring during the battle, put it on Isabella's hand, and then jumped off the city wall with her in my arms. After giving up eternal life, I was nailed to the wooden stake under the city wall again, while Isabella was resurrected by the blood ring and got rid of Nurgle's influence. But the world also ushered in final destruction... When I jumped to the justice camp, the villain actually won? ! I suddenly realized: There are many forked roads in life, and it has nothing to do with good or evil; everything is a trap, and no one can control it at all. But a bard from Cathay said that he could help me change my destiny against the will of heaven. Should I believe him? Or is it another big pit?

Selena