Why Is This Knight's Holy Light Red?

Without the national emblem, the most classic image of a circuit judge is riding a horse with the national emblem on his back. It's a pity that I don't dare to use the national emblem as a shield, otherwise the legal resistance should be full.

I have read Chapter 27 so far, and I feel pretty good about it. There are a few things that surprise me: Three people can establish a party branch, so three people travel through time at the same time. There is a space where the three of them can communicate with each other and exchange materials to a certain extent. There is a relatively stable rear area at the beginning, which can be farmed If the identity of the protagonist is understood as a border guard, the description of the battle is also logical. That's all for now

The writing is good, but I don't know why I don't have much desire to read on 🤔

I don't understand whether this Holy Light is idealistic or materialistic. Let's say it is idealistic. With the protagonist's Taoist heart, the Holy Light still needs to become a little bit stronger.

It's so rare, I've been wandering in shit for a long time

The group portrait is amazing. The main line and branches are well proportioned, there are no common problems for newcomers, and the reading experience is good. Three people who had some lofty ideals and put them into practice, who are accustomed to being around us, are scattered all over the world in the new century. They are physically far apart from each other, but the same great ideal is no longer far away and they have a sense of mission.

oioi, you reactionaries were so happy just bullying the people. You are really looked down upon, you bastards!

After reading, you have changed everything, so keep writing. This kind of book often focuses on persistence, whether it can be written, whether it remains unchanged, and whether it can be continued.

Brother, the paragraphs you wrote are too big, especially the dialogues, which are seven or eight lines in a paragraph. It's exhausting to read.

The writing is very good. Personally, I like the knight protagonist very much. The slave and magician are just average. Personally, the slave is too reckless, and the magician has not made much progress. The slave can write more dark things. I don't understand the author's thinking on the magician. So far, it seems that he has just pleased an old man? All in all, as far as knights are concerned, I can say that this is a good book and I recommend it.