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 Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Web Novel Picks: Not for Beginners, Off the Beaten Path
Not beginner-level fiction. Personal taste, entirely subjective. I'll score each work based on my preferences, out of 10. The books on the rankings are pretty good, but most put commercial success first. They're like junk food: great the first time, but too much gets cloying, and they don't have much to offer beyond passing the time. These days I mostly browse at random, and I'm not as free as I used to be, so finding a book that suits my taste is pretty rare. I've read every book I review. I
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Recommending books I think are pretty good. I've nearly caught up on all the older books, so there are lots of new ones here. Updated from time to time.
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A note: these ratings are based on my personal taste
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Plot dilemmas posed by lawful good protagonists
No wonder novels now rarely feature saintly protagonists. It is difficult for authors to constantly demonstrate the noble characters of their protagonists. Secondly, everyone may have a different understanding of those noble qualities, which is even more difficult.
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After reading the introduction, I didn't understand, so I asked, are these "eight virtues" abstract virtues misinterpreted by the classic Internet? Or is it a true, fundamental, complimentary virtue?
Most authors are known for having many female protagonists.
Can't you see the two heroine labels clearly visible on the character card? Are you addicted to single/none heroine lovers' guidance? There are quite a few articles without female protagonists on the ranking list, right? Is it used to sell swords? Are you still using the banner of being a saint and demanding modern moral standards from people in the Middle Ages? Since when did knights have the requirement to be father-in-law? I want to laugh when I see your little thoughts😅
Endless Shennong, come out! ! !
I finished reading it in one sitting. It's really good, but it has a few shortcomings.
The protagonist is not like a time traveler. He is too majestic and upright. He feels a bit more divine than human. He is too knightly and not human. It is difficult for readers to get involved. After all, we are not reading a biography. I hope that the protagonist is a modern person with his own shortcomings and a sense of justice in his heart. Driven by fate, he will firmly make his own choices again and again, and then stand on the top of the wave, instead of being like a great man who restrains himself and saves the world from the beginning.
Since you want to write about saints, don't write about love
It's been a long time since I last saw a saint-type protagonist. The character of the protagonist in the online novel is also a circle. After going round and round, I like to watch the saint protagonist again. I think it is very reasonable for the saint protagonist to have more female protagonists, because saints are inherently philanthropic, and the saint protagonist's rescue and protection and other actions will attract other people's favor. It is a logical thing, please support the author.
How should this kind of knight deal with a cage where everyone is good at weaving? Maybe it's because I've watched too many American TV series, but the feeling that everyone is doing good things but killing everyone always appears in my mind.
The more he thought about it, the angrier he became. He came back and scolded the eunuch.
The more he thought about it, the angrier he became. He came back and scolded the eunuch.
People who are not righteous enough in their hearts cannot write about people who are righteous enough.