Camelot: Starting with Inheriting the Throne of King Arthur

In the first world, he was pitiful, weak and helpless, beaten to death by a group of passers-by with no names. At least it still occupies the moral high ground, and its crimes other than war are excusable. In the second world, people are forced to eat shit. They try to trick people and reduce their intelligence, but they are beaten until they run away. The moral high ground is gone. People become bad guys but not strong. They run away from the beginning to the end. He was also hacked to death by a traitor who stood on the moral high ground, his death was useless and unreasonable.

In the second chapter, the world style of Jackie Chan's Adventures changed drastically. Was it written by one person? Recognizing their uncle and adoptive father, Shengzhu and Valon seemed to have had their brains thrown away, and they stood out as idiots. It is recommended not to read it

The logic of acting and standing at the same time is a very poisonous point. This style greatly overshadows the strengths of the writing and plot. Like cake mixed with shit.

Book review: The title has great potential, but the introduction has very little potential. Author, whether you write P social articles or FGO articles, your grades should still be acceptable, but what you write is about the heavens. The writing is not even good. Readers don't want to get involved in all kinds of bullying.

The world background selected for rebuilding the kingdom is preferably chaotic and some wars or crises have occurred.

After reading ten chapters, it gave me a rush to read the text! I felt drowsy after reading it, but you can't say it's a bad writing!

Inexplicably, the world and story line behind it are very weird, and it feels like it has nothing to do with King Arthur. Judging from the introduction, the protagonist should lead the knights to various worlds to collect power and restore Camelot. Even if the knights don't leave with the protagonist in the first world, the protagonist should strengthen himself in the first world and show his strength to lead the knights to develop after returning. Traveling back and forth many times to establish a base in the main world, absorbing power from the outside world, and finally recovering Camelot, the more detailed description is the United Kingdom of Pan-dimensional Camelot. The stuff behind it doesn't match the introduction at all.

Don't write jokes as settings. It feels so fake to write like this. It's okay to make jokes, but don't write them as settings.

The Adventures of Jackie Chan is so cleverly written 😅

See chapter thirty-eight. There are two things that are outrageous right now. Relying on plug-ins to travel through time, but suppressing the protagonist, forcibly forgetting and blocking the memory of Jackie Chan's adventures. Secondly, when returning from death, Merlin saw through everything, including the protagonist's experience, the existence of the Holy Lord, and many other things. In this case, I am very curious, which one is more powerful, cheats or Merlin. I took on the role of the protagonist, but Merlin looked at me completely? Very comfortable? Also, Merlin is raised too high. Seeing through the protagonist's time-travel experience, the protagonist can become various dragons in Yu-Gi-Oh, even including the Winged Dragon and the Sky Dragon. It is really outrageous. There are two things that are outrageous about this. One is that Merlin is stronger than the three phantom gods and can control the entire Yu-Gi-Oh world at will. The second is that it invades the ability of system plug-ins, allowing you to become anything you want, and it can also throw you into other worlds. The protagonist's cheating was not created by Merlin, right? But judging from your description, it doesn't look like it. Anyway, I feel outrageous.