Kamen Rider: I’ve Loaded a Superhuman Status Panel

The author claims to have been a knight, please explain.

Nowadays, when writing about knights, there are always stupid people talking about wizards and wizards. In the old Western Fantasy, the knight profession was at the same level as the mage profession. I don't know when the knight became the slave of the mage.

There is currently no poisonous point, and the author is also a living person. It is a pity that the writing style is average, and it is a pity to discard it if it is tasteless.

Author Have you ever made Hollow Knight?

I have read about 20 chapters so far, and there are no big negative points. The family characters are based on the friendly and harmonious version of Shameless. As for the plot, it also surpasses a few plots. There is no big negative point. It is just that the calculation of Goldfinger extraordinary points is not very clear and difficult to quantify. The plot is also a bit flat. Except for a few plots borrowed from it, other parts are a bit flat. Summary: Grain + Level

I am writing a monthly record. First, there is a sacred metaphor and then there is a hatred ledger. It is an exaggeration. The index and middle fingers are here and I say yes.

At present, this one in the protagonist's hand seems to be a dead end (the lower the health bar, the higher the damage, and there are additional bonuses for the target that causes the most damage to you). It is a pity that the burning blood is not trained, and that one is universally powerful. If you can choose, you must choose that one. Although this is indeed the ability of the protagonist, it is precisely because the protagonist is ready to take it, so the shortcomings of this thing must be mentioned The first is the classic set of water backing as the core, water backing + blood lock + blood control (self-mutilation/damage reduction) + battery life (blood sucking/recovering blood) Although water backing It's fun to play with the construction, but you have to play to the limit when playing back water. The operation is basically full, the cost is high, and it is easy to die suddenly when starting (warming up). I really don't think much about a long-term back water bd And if the back water is effective, it means that the protagonist will be in a low health situation, that is, "struggle". The mechanism of carrying water means that the more you use this skill, the harsher the environment and the easier it is to fall into "struggle". But the more times the protagonist struggles, the less enjoyable it will be. After all, this novel is not a lighthearted and funny novel. On the contrary, if the protagonist is not so easy to fall into struggle, then this backwater is equivalent to a blank slate, although as a pure increase in attack power, it is a blank slate and has little operability. In other words, if you are not responsible for injury resistance, then taking the back water means that this person will have one less skill than others until the blood volume is reduced to a certain level. You can't use it when playing with food. In high-end games, you still need warm-up time, which is too embarrassing.

Why does the protagonist, as a knight, need to have extraordinary abilities in unarmed combat? It would be better to be specialized in armor.

I have read Chapter 70 so far, and the plot is not bad. It is a Western fantasy novel, not one that is trying to sell someone else's meat. Those who like Western fantasy and knights can read it.

Single and more than nothing? Can you tell me something?