Western Fantasy: Unlimited Priesthood Emerges from the Six Arts of Knights

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Why no gun skills? Are things so magical these days? After Kaia, the cavalry captain, has no horses, the knights don't even learn polearms anymore, embarrassing. . .

The knight's squire's squire! How did your big brain come up with this?

I read in the comments that the protagonist is holding a 1-meter sword and riding a 3-meter horse. Is that true? Author, you are riding a horse and hitting someone, right?

I have read dozens of chapters, and I just want to ask, are you serious about your knight riding a three-meter-high war horse with a one-meter-long sword? The most common war horses are three meters high, and the main weapon is still a sword. When charging, it can hit people.

A skinny rookie practicing sword practice for the first time and has been practicing for more than 10 hours? Or is it just a sore arm? Why don't you take off?

In order to develop the plot, Laughlin was written to death, and the life or death of the protagonist's father is unknown. A bit outrageous

The level is okay, although it's a bit ridiculous for you to achieve this level.

It feels so weird to eat orc meat. I might as well write about Warcraft meat.

Generally, this type eats monster meat or monster meat. You want orc meat, a humanoid intelligent race. Except for seeing it in ancient novels, this is really the first time I've seen someone like you.

I have only heard of the Six Arts of the Gentleman and the Virtues of Chivalry🤔

, Is this a knight or a warrior? Polearms are no good at all. He didn't learn the skills of riding on horseback either. When it comes to fighting, he just dismounts and fights on foot. What kind of knight is this? This is a warrior or swordsman wearing the skin of a knight.

So why do knights need to recite poetry and play chess?

A Western fantasy version of The Gentleman's Six Arts, Ritual, Music, Shooting, and Royal Books?

When I read the introduction to the Six Arts of Knights, I felt weird.

The author even cut 7 books, but yours is less than 1 million words and he doesn't dare to start it.

I haven't read much, but the more I read, the more dangerous I feel. The protagonist is an only child, and becoming a lord is his inevitable responsibility and obligation. I don't know what is written later, but it feels very dangerous. If the protagonist gives up becoming a lord, then there will be serious problems with the logic of this novel. First of all, his father will not be able to pass the test.

The tallest horse in the world is only a little over 2 meters. The average height of a war horse is three meters. How wide is the shoulder? The protagonist's horse is four meters. Will the protagonist do the splits on the horse in the future?🤭🤭🤭

It is a fantasy novel with a centralized logic (costume drama version) at the bottom. The concepts of butlers and illegitimate children are not in line with the era of feudal lords, let alone Western fantasy. Of course, it can also be said that this is the world view of this book. Please recommend some fantasy novels that are more in line with the concept of Western fantasy.

The first thirty chapters can still be read, but the halo of mental retardation has begun since the appearance of the goblins in Chapter 35. Thirty young men aged fourteen or fifteen who had practiced swordsmanship for at least a year were forced to death by dozens of melee goblins. Under normal circumstances, thirty farmers can defeat a hundred goblins with no problem. Don't know why it's designed like this.

Where did the author come from as a cannibal?

Two or three hundred chapters are too few. I hope you can write a longer one.

The book is readable, but the characterization is too thin

Just after reading the introduction, I felt weird. The six arts of knighthood, swordsmanship, equestrianism, and hunting, just think of archery, are all understandable. But what about chess, medical skills, and whatnot? What the hell are they? Is this a Western fantasy? Or the Chinese Six Arts of the Gentleman?

The author's writing is good, but the setting, the plot and the pig's trotters are just a mess The setting: The setting is that goblins will turn into water when they die, but they went to the watchtower and found the corpses of two goblins The setting: The pig's trotters that can fight elite goblins with unopened training swords are replaced with the third level, second only to the legendary ones The pig's trotters of the strange weapon are chased by the elite goblins (although it is a tactic, but there is no cutting of melons and vegetables) The goblin setting is too strong, or the knight attendant setting is too weak Pig's trotters character design: The pig's trotters are not like time travelers at all but more like stupid believer natives; The self-brainwashing knight precepts have been useless, stupid

The quality of this book is still good

Ten hours of sword practice for the first time? Or when your physical fitness is not good? Your setting is that you have extraordinary strength, but the problem is that the protagonist has never been exposed to it at all, and his physical fitness is that of an ordinary person, or even worse. When practicing swordsmanship, he practices with a sword weighing three kilograms for ten hours. Do you think it is reasonable?

The third chapter is just ridiculous, and they even come to save people immediately. Including the inner activities of the protagonist, as well as the dialogues of the other three people later

The settings are okay, but the Japanese and Western flavor is a bit strong

Elegy of the Soul. Pandaren. Dota?