Thanks for Asking, I'm in Hakoniwa, and Being a Knight Isn't Easy

Su Ye, I order you to eliminate the White Yaksha. Su Ye pointed to himself, bewildered, and said: Me? Me? 😨

The description looks plagiarized.

Is the old man reincarnated?

Judging from the synopsis, how is this any different from the book "Small Garden" and "I Really Don't Want to Be God"?

Don't tell me the protagonist works themselves to death to help the queen seize divinity and increase her power, only to end up with useless things like looking at feet and kissing her—that's just asking for trouble.

The protagonist is so despicable and lustful, I can't stand watching him. He immediately turns hostile when he sees the summoner is an old man, but his expression changes instantly when he sees Irisviel. He even goes up to her to put her shoes on and keeps touching her legs. 🙄

1. The protagonist still needs to have some personality or goals of their own; it feels like they're always being pushed along, lacking any distinctive features. 2. I only saw that going to Type-Moon... Theoretically, the protagonist was going to fight the Baby Cup alone. He was already in a lower dimension, so why bother having the other characters from the Little Garden do it? It kind of ruins the viewing experience. Also, why does someone from a lower world know some information about someone from a higher world? That feels like a demotion.

Why have so many sand garden fanfics suddenly appeared after Pikachu started writing sand garden stories on Qidian?

There are too many personal interpretations; not only are the characters out of character, but even the Type-Moon universe's settings are messed up.

To be honest, the male lead was too obsequious; it was extremely uncomfortable to watch.