National Time Travel: Loading the Knight Template at the Beginning

The plot is actually quite good. Although there are many typos, it is still interesting to watch. However, the involvement with the royal family is extremely toxic, reflecting the author's strong sense of inferiority among common people and his unusual yearning for royal life. You said that your breathing method relies on your own efforts and you are not willing to give free prostitution to fellow time travellers. I can understand it, but why did it change when you entered the royal family? The king asked you to be the little prince's master, so you rushed to teach a simplified version of his core breathing method? Just because that princess likes you? You are so mean! The royal family simply looks down on the people at the bottom. The protagonist relies on his bug-like strength to win the favor of the princess. Just because of the approval of such a royal princess, the protagonist suddenly thinks that the royal family is his own and is honorable. Although it is not explicitly written, this is how the plot goes. Then the time-travelers besieged the princess' territory. The protagonist took a look and realized that this was not bad. He was dedicated to the royal family and wanted to strike hard at the fellow villagers. He rushed over to rescue them. The problem is that you two have made no real progress at all, they just have a good impression, and the princess has no kindness towards the protagonist. Just because the royal family is unfaithful to other civilians and looks at you with admiration, so you feel like you have to save her? You are more disgusting than licking a dog, you are a bitch of the ruling class, and you still want to be a god? You are worse than the pirate who sacrificed his daughter! The core idea of ​​the article is full of the author's longing for the upper class. Let me ask you, if the author traveled through time and became anyone other than the protagonist, and the royal family treated you like a dog, and the princess didn't even look at you, would you still have such a good impression of the royal family? You finally completed the mission and surrounded and killed the princess, but the time traveler sequence 1 immediately flew over and killed you to rescue the royal family. Can you still be so happy? It's so disgusting, author, don't look down on the Mafia, you are worse than them! They are bad to everyone. They murder the time-travelers and the royal family. They are not loyal to the gods. They are just bad! You are disgusting. You put up a sign called Wandering Knight and are doing the job of wiping the royal family's ass! How can you allow world consciousness to let you be a Sequence 1? Socialist transformation was in vain!

Could it be written by AI? . . Many plots came out out of nowhere. . . It's not like human logic. . .

I originally had a good foundation, but the author likes to use poison. Maybe he is worried that his grades are too good. He is probably at a 60-point level. He is creative but his writing is not good, and the character data is often wrong. There are a few bad points, but there are also some fun points. The protagonist fights well, but he also likes to suppress the protagonist. I can only say that in the current situation where Western fantasy works are generally rubbish, it is barely worth watching.

It's a bit bright, but there are too many bugs. First of all, it is outrageous that the breathing method can be superimposed infinitely. If it could, then it would be impossible for any noble to only have one or two sets passed down, nor would it be something that was not very popular. It is also difficult to produce a talented and motivated nobleman who cannot do the protagonist's job. After practicing ten sets and eight sets, the attributes have already been piled up. Low-level skill books should be able to produce a set of full effects for high-level circles. Because everyone has the connections and channels you can think of to find, so even if you don't need it, don't you know how to stock it up? Even if the protagonist level is added, it is too outrageous to crush the game at every turn. And according to this inference, as long as the protagonist finds a guiding NPC, then the skill books that can be exploded are enough. There is no need to run the map at all, and you have to explode one by one. I just feel like everyone else is stupid. They don't use the resources they have, they don't stock up on skill books, they don't practice the skills they have, and they can't practice them well... So if you want to be so cruel, why do 200 million people travel through time, and forget it in a single player. You are the only genius who can hang it on the wall and blow it however you want. Now 200 million people have traveled through time. We are all gamers. What do you have more than others? Your protagonist, Niu Bo, has been practicing for ten days, but others can't practice for a year? At least in the early stages, people have been practicing for at least more than ten years, right? Can't finish five or six books? Your attributes can't match what you've been practicing for this year? Unless it is set so that each breathing method is unique to some extent. That would be even more outrageous. Because in that case, there would be no such thing as a civilian leap, and it would be impossible for the protagonist to get these breathing techniques. Why should they give it to you? Why don't you keep it for yourself? And this thing is called "breathing method"... It has more flaws... It's not as good as calling it something like Dou Qi Internal Strength... The bigger bug in the setting is the Wandering Knight's Oath. There are no requirements? Is there no provision for taking an oath? Others are either loyal to the emperor or worship God, but the wandering knight does whatever he wants? Believe in oneself... How does that count as betrayal of oneself? I wanted to eat steamed buns in the morning. You persuaded me to eat fried dough sticks, and I was convinced. Does this count? This doesn't count, does it? So how to calculate it? Does it count if a wandering knight swears allegiance to his lord? What do you think? Become a traitorous knight first, and then a canonized knight? So, then, the other betrayed knights can also be cleared, so it's no big deal, right? If it doesn't count, then why doesn't it count? And according to the general idea, shouldn't the greater the constraint, the stronger the power? What did the protagonist say in his oath? What good is it to the world to be given such a big reward? What obligations does he have to the world? Just giving benefits and giving nothing? You are extremely free, and the will of the world is very satisfied. It will pay special attention to you and give you a grand prize? These two are considered core settings. It's such a big bug... I really don't bother to look for the others...

The national time travel series has approximately 200 million players? Chapter 12 is part of the content missing? It's very awkward to directly exchange the identity of the time traveler with strangers. Chapter 14 tells the story of a time traveler passing through a monster and surrendering to the enemy? At the beginning, the time traveler was killed by a werewolf, which was boring.

The first drawback is that there are so, so, so many typos. There are at least ten typos in one chapter. Not only are there typos, but there are also inexplicably too many words and too few words. The second drawback is that the routines are super, super, super old. It's trivial to show off and slap people in the face. Upgrading and changing maps is commonplace. Evil organizations are enemies everywhere, and hostile player organizations are inexplicably powerful. There is also the body of an ant that saves the country in crisis. With the sky full of gods and Buddhas, the capital of a country is easily captured by a hostile player organization. The protagonist's highlight appears, and the fourth-level body saves the royal family with seventh-level combat power in critical moments... In short, it can be said that it is full of flaws and has no big poisonous points, but it makes people want to kill the author of this book. I feel like AI has evolved...

It feels like it's becoming more and more invincible. No one can beat it beyond the first level, and it's so versatile. It's top-notch in tank, tank, output, and speed. It has no weaknesses. It's so invincible that it's no longer suspense to hit people. Because it's a sure win, I've never seen the protagonist run away. He's like a reckless man. He keeps talking about the protagonist's calm expression. Can you see for yourself whether he's calm in what he does? ? ?

When I saw Chapter 13, it was just like what my book friends said. The previous text is not correct and the latter text can be replaced by the other one, which is even better 🥱

There are a lot of typos. Why don't you correct them? Do you want to read the book you wrote?

I saw another reader saying that my plot was incomprehensible and was written by AI. I want to clarify this point, it is definitely not AI, AI does not write so many typos... I am just not good enough, and some plots are handled poorly. I am very happy to have achieved the results I have now. After all, my previous results were not even considered a success. Finally, thank you again to all the readers who have watched and supported me along the way!

I was quite interested at first, but after reading Chapter 74, I immediately felt like I couldn't stand it anymore, especially after Chapter 74, I was still addicted 😂 and slipped away🌚

What is the use of knights? The mages are all kiting you to death. If you just fly, what are you going to do?

Are your points values ​​so arbitrary?

Hey, the writing of New World is too great. Water is water when it comes out. The halo of wisdom is too powerful.

A pharmacist whose soul travels to another world and knows plants from another world. Pig's feet without memory infusion actually knows the moves of the original knights? Not only does he know his moves, but he also knows he is a traitor. . .

The book is not good, it doesn't even have the basic settings of strength, sensitivity, and body essence. It's just like the magic player's book. At first glance, I don't even have the idea of ​​​​substituting it.

The idea seems okay! Is that why it became so popular after Chapter 13? What a waste, brother!

The three golden chapters (although it is a pseudo rule only used by a noob), the time travel and the opening of the identity card box, there is no plot at all, and the author did not give me the courage to continue reading.

The protagonist was originally in a bad situation and was extremely unlucky to survive.

There are probably too many typos, so I won't correct them. Moreover, there are basically no chapter reviews, and I have never seen the author make any remarks or comments.

The plot is compact and the killing is decisive. It is worth recommending. If the author would correct the typos, the reading experience would be even better.

Looking back, the fight was filled with thunder and fire. I have almost forgotten all the abilities I gained earlier.