This Knight Is a Little Too Perfect
这个骑士过于完美
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 306k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The plot dilemma caused by the lawful good protagonist
No wonder novels rarely feature saintly protagonists these days. Authors have to constantly demonstrate the protagonist's noble virtues, which is very difficult. Secondly, everyone's understanding of those noble virtues may differ, making it even more challenging.
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After reading the introduction, I'm asking because I don't understand: are these "Eight Virtues" just abstract virtues that have been distorted by the internet? Or are they genuine, fundamental, and positive virtues?
The author has already revealed that there are multiple female leads.
Can't you see the two obvious female lead tags on the character card? Are you a fan of single/no-female lead stories, getting a craving for guidance? There are plenty of no-female-lead novels on the charts, aren't there? Do you really need to sell swords here? And what's with the saintly banner? Are you trying to judge medieval people by modern moral standards? When did being a eunuch become a requirement of the eight virtues of chivalry? Your petty thoughts make me laugh. 😅
Endless Shennong, come forth!!!
If you're going to write about saints, then don't write about romance.
I watched it all in one go, it was really good, but it had a few minor flaws.
The protagonist doesn't seem like a time traveler; he's too idealistic and righteous, almost to the point of being divine overshadowing his humanity. His excessive chivalry makes him seem inhuman, making it difficult for readers to connect with him—after all, it's not a biography.
It's been so long since we've seen a saintly protagonist! The personalities of online novel protagonists seem to go in circles, and I find myself enjoying saintly protagonists again. I think it makes perfect sense for saintly protagonists to have multiple female leads, because saints are inherently benevolent, and their acts of rescue and protection naturally attract the goodwill of others. Good luck, author!
How should a knight deal with a cage woven by everyone who is good? Maybe it's because I watch too many American TV shows, but the feeling of everyone doing good deeds but ending up killing everyone keeps popping into my head.
The more I think about it, the angrier I get. I'll go back and yell at the eunuch.
The more I think about it, the angrier I get. I'll go back and yell at the eunuch.
A person who lacks a sense of justice cannot write about a truly just person.