My Understanding of Chivalry's Virtues Is 100 Million Points Off

Roland's understanding of knightly virtues is a little off. [Humility]: If you can't fight, just run away [Mercy]: When you see a crawling enemy, go up and give him a good blow [Brave]: It's not about bullying the weak. I won't fight. [Honor]: Continuing the bloodline and inheriting the family glory [Honesty], [Justice], [Soul], [Sacrifice]... The barbarian troops came to the city. In order for the family to continue to have "honor", Roland turned his attention to the object of his allegiance - the princess of the Shinra Empire and the grand duchess of the Principality of Garland. "Madam, please help me continue my family's honor!" From now on. The arrogant princess is willing to bow her head and lower her eyebrows. The chaste saint fell into the abyss of evil. The indulgent succubus protected him like a jade. Until one day. "What!? You say the God of Knights dares to question my understanding of virtue?" The legendary knight, imperial master, and regent, His Highness Roland Asder, got up from the empress' bed, furious. "It's time to enter the Kingdom of God. I think those goddesses are quite dignified and beautiful." Ps: This book is also called: "Swear to the death to follow the virtues of chivalry, but I have the final say on the standard of virtue" "What bad intentions can there be in adhering to the way of chivalry?" The story of knight, lady, princess, cat lady, saint and succubus I have the experience of reading many books on the site, including "The Ultimate Servant", "The Book of Troubled Times", "Da Feng's Watchman", etc., And I have so many heroines in my mind that I can't fit them all in San Gong and Six Courts. Also. This book has been guided by the fallen knight and is by no means written randomly.