A Knight's Tale: The Little Lord

It's boring. It's written that there is a hacking and slashing system without soldiers, and the level of the system planning is set. As a result, the attributes have not increased every time you upgrade, and the same happens when you change jobs. I just keep writing about breaking the upper limit. In the article, the protagonist soldier also exercises and fights. Upgrades do not provide attributes for training and combat settlement. So there is no use? There is an attribute upper limit for continuously writing about improvement. Is there any use in raising the upper limit? This setting is just for fun. Besides, other people's soldiers don't have systems. You don't need to look at them to know that they can be on par with the protagonist's soldiers in the later stage. So the question is, others can improve their attributes without systems. What can the protagonist's soldiers do if they have a level breakthrough but their attributes do not increase and the upper limit is raised? The most bizarre thing is to introduce every breakthrough? The introduction seems to be awesome, but the result is useless. It is equivalent to level 100 with level 0 attributes, which is said to be improved through training. So there is no point in setting this upgrade?

The Kingdom of Heman directly instigated half of the Marquises of Bexi with nothing but white teeth. In addition, 80% of the northern border was killed by the rebellion. I doubt how this country can continue. Not to mention this group of rookies who were instigated. Without seeing any benefits, they have to bring their own dry food to fight for the empire. Even if they win, they will suffer heavy losses. They have no brains to believe that a group of defeated soldiers will not be eaten by the Kingdom of Heman, which has no losses. If only these defeated soldiers can not be eaten. I very much suspect that the strength of the Bexi Kingdom has long been lost to the opposing Kingdom of Heman. This makes no sense whatsoever.

If you don't know how to write about characters' emotions, don't write about it. It's so embarrassing every time I watch it. Make everyone look like a resentful woman. The character's emotions, personality, and the scene and environment are all closely related. How could a single old hunter who has lived in the deep mountains and forests all his life, thinking about how to solve survival problems every day, be so emotional? Just force the lyrics to be lyrical, and the number of words is only a few chapters.

Not as good-looking as Powerful Knight

This is good-looking, but it ends a little too quickly, I feel.