The only downside I could think of was the relationship that suddenly sprouted in the extras between our MC and one of the characters. It's so awfully abrupt and felt rather forced. In my opinion, the story does fine without that extra bit of romance so I closed an eye (or both eyes) to it while reading that part.

—are probably the female characters, I can't tell if they're just badly written or just purposely like that. Why are the male characters likeable but the female characters aren't Why's there no likeable one?They all have this golden halo that doesn't allow anyone to harm them. They're all painted to be this stereotype, they're literally all the same, ranging from princessess to mercenaries. Not one of them is commendable... Don't get me wrong, physically weak characters are alright but that obviously depends on how authors write them out to be but in this story's case... You just can't help but not want to root for them, I mean if you really think deeply about it, you can understand some of their sentiments but the way the author writes them out to be just undermines the characters. It's like we can't be bothered enough to care for the female characters sinceAND they're not even comic relief, they're just somehow not liekeable and I don't get it. The way they're written just doesn't.. ugg

QAQ The liches were interesting though but they don't have genders so they're hardly even considered as female characters.

On the other hand, there's the problem regarding the novel's world building. There's just so much left out that it's frustrating. Teacher Neo and Aldritzz could've been handled better, like wtf happened to them and their background? My curiosity is itching ugh. Then there's the matter regarding the other 12 retired knights, the dark elf community, the light elves community and basically all the other races.

Only three Kingdoms have been mentioned? Wtf, the demon king is supposed to include the entire world, there should've at least been more continents to explore. There's so much to explore, especially THE OTHER RELIGIONS 😭 The author is really.....

Maybe the reason why I'm bitter is because I've previously read Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint (how is it that every female character is just so likeable) and tr*sh of the count's family (the world building is pretty nice)

It feels rushed and many things fell short, many characters weren't fleshed out much; such as Awaitsun, Trayler, Woodrow. They're literally just cannon fodders, it won't even be a stretch to say that they're just mobs (literally just plot devices) like mosquitoes that gets swatted. Even the current King and Pope was somehow more likeable that all these mobs combined. Don't get me started on the fem characters, it's like they're all some kind of trophy to win (like s*xual objects...I cannot—) Is balance too much to ask for?

Lesus and Grisia were pretty sus lol, I love their dynamic, they're actually the most sweetest pair of two in the entire novel, surprisingly. It's always Lesus that will pull Grisia together, when Grisia lost his memories and regained them just by seeing Lesus to Lesus risking the entire world just to save Grisia. I must say that their feelings must be pretty damn strong, they're certainly soulmates lol. (Soulmates are not limited to romantic love interests, loved ones are included such as friends and family) The duo definitely has this "loyal companion till death does them apart" type of soulmates vibe. Ah the sweet smell of companionship, while the relationship is pretty ambiguous, just the happy ending of all the knights being happy pleases my soul.

Until the author decided for MC to have amnesia, I still read further and further where basically I think the author forgot how to balance the story with comedy and plot plus action, this is only a reason for it but the amnesia plot failed. In the next volumes it feels dragged on with the plots that create the tension of the novel and made the story feel disorganized with the lack of details in the plots or reasonable actions. It is true to say that the way the comedy chapters enter in to action chapters are abrupt mostly. Shortly for me, when I begun to read the volume six, it has started for me to be more and more obvious that I was getting tired of reading the novel... even before volume six it felt tiring but I kept on cause I liked the characters however for me, the plots affected the characters too.

Though this is only my opinion, I do recommend it for the one who is reading this review 100%, give the novel a chance till the amnesia plot and think for yourself if it is still good for you or not frustrating you.

I have mixed feelings for this novel and I have a fever that makes me tired too, (;.;) , which causes a lack of spoilers (excuse ;p).

Though since I prefer an always-happy story, this is not going to be something that I reread again.

There would be quite many sad moments in here (don’t worry though, they always win in the end).

Like how, even when he's blind. He's not announcing it in his head since the start like; "I'm freaking Blind!" But instead, you'll find out as the story proceed and when the other characters voiced their doubts.

Or that one time, his friend, Roland Hell, was panicking because of his sudden absent-mindedness and overreacted by shaking Grisia's shoulders which baffled Grisia, again, DO NOT BELIEVE his narration, he skimmed most important things, I found many new things reading this as a grown-up than when I was a young teen. Irl, Roland's overreaction was justified since Grisia always responded to him, and when he didn't, it was when he was a Demon King.

It started as soon as the first volume. The first time Grisia went to fight the 'Death Knight' in the plaza, there were at least four other Knight-Captains there, not only to control the raging undeads until Grisia came, but also to observe the fight upon knowing it was a 'Death Knight'

We had Ceo, The Storm Knight (The fastest), Georgo The Earth Knight (The best defense), Elmairy the Leaf Knight (Awesomest archer), and Ecilan the Ice Knight (Second strongest swordsman) lined up waiting for their Sun Knight to come and deal with the undeads he ordered himself from a certain necromancer for the sake of venting.

When Grisia jumped to 'fight' the "Death Knight" they all kept their eyes on him, not helping, but observing from afar, fully knowing the undead Grisia was fighting possessed no harm for their leader but still alert anyways because of the high death energy around.

And then Roland came rolling in, waved his hand, almost slashing off Grisia in half, and spilled Grisia's blood. What did they do? Their formation quickly changed from 'observant and support crowds' to 'Full Defense'

I did not kid you. I never realized this and just thought they were awesome back then but reading it again, Yu Wo did a great thing with the Captains subtle actions.

Grisia was originally the foremost in the frontline, but one slash, spilled blood, and his position quickly changed to 'the center of protection'. Ecilan moved fast, pushing Roland away with his swordsmanship, Georgo moved in front of Grisia and cast his Earth Shield, Elmairy ran and stayed beside Grisia.

A protective Offense to distract enemy -Ecilan.

Behind the wall of defense - Georgo

Beside the archer - Elmairy.

Whereas Ceo took control of the troops/audience.

Grisia went from solo to protected in a blink.

The ending is just too damn abrupt and not thoughtful at all... like I know It can't be BL ending like what most of us want but.... suddenly throw a canon-fodder woman at MC and they are like HAPPY EVER-AFTER doesn't really make a good ending. no Romance build up towards whatsoever.... just 'some years later' and BAM! To sum up, The whole story is good but the end is unsatisfying