A Knight's Journey

This book gets better and better as it gets written. When the protagonist reaches level 4, he starts to climax. It's really fun to read, but there is one drawback. Although the protagonist levels up quickly, he always meets a woman who is stronger than him and becomes his wife to help the protagonist. Sure enough, there is a group of women behind a successful man 😂

I am a very tricky reader. This book is very logical. It is not a systematic text, an invincible text, or a time-travel text. It is relatively ordinary. It mainly describes a book about a soldier becoming stronger step by step.

Other plots are good, but do you really not consider the balance between men and women? According to this world view, it is much easier for women to practice than men. Each one has dozens of wives above level 3.4. The male protagonist has 12 wives, and he is said to be less dedicated? If you want to open a harem, you can open a harem, which is acceptable, but if you later add some Kerrigan (interstellar), Hera (Western mythology), and probably even Nezha (Eastern mythology), you will have to arrange for these characters to enter the harem to give birth to children for the protagonist. It will be too disgusting to watch.

The writing style of this book is unique, and it is very suitable for book lovers who have read novels for many years and feel that other books are the same and have no interesting points to try.

At first I thought it was a serious European fantasy novel. As a result, I was given a harem, and there were far fewer battle scenes. In addition, the plot design is too exaggerated. There was no official knight-level person accompanying the princess when she was traveling. If the protagonist saves the princess, the world will be turned upside down. It is outrageous that all kinds of nobles want to befriend the protagonist.

I have always liked books about knights, and I was so happy when I read this novel. I am used to reading the same mindless novels about rich men, son-in-laws, and gods. This kind of novel is really interesting. Highly recommended

The first few chapters of this book are okay, but in the later part, he was tricked into the enemy camp by a woman, and nothing happened. The protagonist has a low IQ when he meets a woman. How can this protagonist be so mean? He is thrown into the face of all the men in the world.

As long as the knight does not die, the journey will continue. I read this book last year. Xiaodou didn't say that the writing was excellent, at least the writing was smooth and it was really comfortable to read. For five thousand chapters, day and night, Locke's journey never stopped. Just like the law of balance that has been emphasized in the book, there are many things in Locke that seem to be contradictory, but are actually in a delicate balance. For example, although he is the master of destruction, he has not become a slave of destruction. Perhaps this is also a major reason why Locke is different from other masters of destruction, and he is also integrated with Paradise Lost. I have to say that Paradise Lost really made my eyes light up. The Lord of Destruction himself gave birth to a small star realm full of life, with contradictions but balance... This book ends here, Locke's journey has come to an end, and Xiaodou's journey has just begun ฅ( ̳• ◡ • ̳)ฅ, I hope that Xiaodou's trilogy can be completed smoothly, get better and better, and write more and better works. I look forward to that day. (Thank you Xiaodou for writing such a great work. It is said that the second part is about a magician. I am looking forward to it ヾ(●´∇`●)ﾉ )

Everything in the world has its ups and downs, but people's lives are always in peace and bliss - a new world, Locke the Great

I haven't started watching it yet, so I'll give it a good review first. I've read a lot of novels, and I'm tired of Eastern fantasy, so I'll try two fantasy novels. (Speaking of which, I don't have any of the novels I'm looking for. I've submitted them all for several months and still haven't found them. Qimao, aren't you a coward and don't dare to upload those books?)