Western Fantasy: Grinding the Six Knightly Arts into Infinite Divine Roles
西幻：从骑士六艺肝出无限神职
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 16d ago
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Why no marksmanship? Is everything this surreal these days? Since Kaeya, the cavalry captain, stopped riding a horse, knights aren't even learning to use polearms anymore... Lol.
A knight's squire's squire! What was that all about with your big head?
The comments say the protagonist is wielding a 1-meter sword and riding a 3-meter horse. Is that true? Author, are you trying to run people over with your horse?
I've read dozens of chapters, and all I want to ask is, are you serious? A knight riding a three-meter-tall warhorse and wielding a one-meter-long sword? Even the most ordinary warhorses are three meters tall, and the main weapon is a sword. How can he possibly reach anyone while charging?
A skinny newbie practicing swordsmanship for over 10 hours straight on his first try? And all he gets is a little soreness in his arms? Why don't you just take off?
The level is acceptable, although it's a bit ridiculous that you've set this level.
To advance the plot, they killed off Laughlin, and the protagonist's father's fate is also unknown. It's a bit outrageous.
Eating orc flesh feels really weird; I'd rather write about Warcraft meat.
This meat-eating setting is really a bit ridiculous.
Generally, this type of creature eats the flesh of monsters or demons, but you're talking about orcs, a humanoid intelligent race. Aside from reading about it in old novels, this is the first time I've ever seen something like this.
The first time he practiced swordsmanship, he trained for ten hours straight? And that was when his physical condition wasn't good? You set him up as having extraordinary powers, but the problem is that the protagonist has never even had any. His physical condition is just like an ordinary person's, or even worse. Do you think it's reasonable for him to practice swordsmanship with a three-pound sword for ten hours straight?