I love this storyline so far, and although there may be some strange inconsistencies, I am super excited for what this story seems to be building up for later in the series when he gets revealed as a vampire girl himself.

I love the part where he is openly racist towards vampires because it will only make the reveal so much better once his transformation becomes undone. I was really tempted to read MTL, but I couldn't make sense of it since I'm low IQ so I'll wait for translations instead.

So the protagonist has to drink blood every 3-5 days, and by this point in the story, he has a supply, he's established an excuse for having some despite his room mate. He KNOWS that avoiding it will cause far more harm than good. So yes, the protagonist put off his blood until his craving started hitting him, but that's not the real problem. There was another person in the room when this happened and he was still trying to be nice about not kicking her out. If it was me, I'd have shoved her onto the floor and made a b-line for the blood. No, he tries to be nice and ends up drinking her when his urge finally overwhelms him almost killing her and almost revealing his secret identity in the process. Every element of this plot line was poorly conceived.

So the protagonist is supposed to be a knight that's the height of virtue and so on right? Yet he's so stubborn about keeping his secrets that even when his team mates are dying around him, he still refuses to use his OP powers to save them. No he waits until every one of them is either unconscious from exhaustion or suspected dead before he uses them.

The story is incredibly inconsistent with the power of the protagonist. At the start of the series, he can stop a blade with his fingers and dodge it with a slight twist of his head. He's established to be badass powerful. He fights a group of trolls in a mall and one-shots them pretty much. But now after chapter 100, suddenly the protagonist can't fight a troll 2 on 1. The 2 is the protagonist working together with a friendly, but also powerful troll. This was a boss troll admittedly, but the buildup just wasn't there. It was pathetic.

Ji Bai Is a character we still know little about even in the manhua. We only know about him being a knight, being adopted into a prestigious/wealthy family, and everyone (besides very few people rn) thinks he is dead. We have hardly anything about how he grew up, or even is family before he was adopted. I think the manhua is getting to that point as the WN translations are behind. I think there is something more than meets the eye about this whole situation the MC is in (that is just a speculation) back to the point... The big thing I think some people do miss is because we know little about what happened in his past and how the knights HONED IN his loathing of demons, it makes sense he is kinda too racist to his new kind/race. I think this fact MIGHT show that something has happened with him and vampires in the deep past that we still have to figure out (outside the whole lilias kidnapping him and training him/her into a proper lady as her royal mother which is a huge thing). From how he is characterized I think there is something more to his loathing.

Like Ke'er in the maid cafe, or even the MC in the same place or with other people... Always mentioning the "loli" and young appearance of them, their plump lips, slender arms and legs, etc... the chest opening, and more... (I know what loli means, I hate how overused it is in english versions of media and how everyone is obsessed with these types of character's appearances, just a personal thing. Not a bad thing to use that language as it is correct, just to me it is over used) That is my only real critique as every time they bring a new character that is younger in appearance, they always describe them in the same ways (I tend to ignore things and read past it as it doesn't fully take away from the story to skip it.

The plot hole that I want to poke: Where the fck did those sorts of modern weapons go? Wow, they're able to invent phones but no advanced firearms in the frontlines? This modern + fantasy+ ancient world is not very well mixed up together and the author is not shooting any explanation either as far as I read. Why are the knights only using swords when there can be guns that are very effective at long range fight? The choice of weapons in this world doesn't make any sense and has no explanation whatsoever.

There's also this Asiatic cat called Ke-er who is getting a lot of unreasonable attention. Who is she? She's just a runaway captive with no special background, no notable ability or deed aside from the fact that she is labeled as a cute loli. She got into a human city (without inside help) where there is a barrier that is hard to bypass unless deactivated. Wut?

The people within the moon organization be like: Oh my god she's so cute alright let's shower her with more attention and let her stay with the protagonist because she can only be comfortable with him. Wuut??

I bet she only existed for the sake of moe-_-

And finally! The JUSTICE screaming yet hypocrite protagonist. He is your typical hero who likes to help the weak. Nothing's wrong with that. He is quite a 'promising character'...... in the first few chapters. After some events here and there I got fed up with his actions of shoving his ideologies to other people's throats while occasionally breaking them in the end. I'm not looking for a perfect character and characters without flaws are boring, but this kind of protagonist is meh... Maybe he is in the process of his character development being a knight and a vampire. Unfortunately, it came to the point where it gets annoying.

Protagonist sometimes becomes an airhead at the right time for the plot's attempt to pull out a funny situation. It has a comedy tag so that's expected. But please, overdoing it will turn out as complete idiocy rather than humor.