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Poor theater actor Lee Soo-hyun.

He fainted after being hit by a falling light, and when he opened his eyes, he possessed a character in “The Blue Knight of the Holy Sword”, a novel that was discontinued due to unpopularity.

What’s more, he transmigrated into the body of Arendt von Eckhart, who betrayed the Knights Templar and was destined to be executed soon.

The only thing left for the character who has completed his or her role on stage is to exit. In other words, there is only death… Character interpretation can vary depending on the actor playing it.

“Please take care of me, you traitorous bastard.”

In order to survive, he must create a role other than that of Arendt, the ‘traitor’, even if it means twisting the story.

Now, the life-threatening method acting begins!

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It's still too early to determine if this will be a great novel, but based on its current展现,it certainly possesses the potential to shine. The protagonist's ability to adapt and leverage his previous profession is commendable. However, his character's demeanor in the prologue doesn't quite convey the sharpness he exhibits after his transmigration.

The fantasy elements, such as 'mana' and 'aura,' are less constricted compared to other works that rely heavily on systems, skills, or traits. This allows the narrative to focus more on character development and power growth through training, rather than simply collecting abilities and relationships with heroines akin to collecting Pokémon.

If the author maintains a solid plot and thoughtful fantasy elements, the book could be engaging even without significant character progression or romance, given the world's timeline doesn't exceed a decade, at least not initially (assuming no sudden leap in the protagonist's power). I appreciate the author and translator's efforts.

In conclusion, the novel has intriguing prospects, and I'm looking forward to seeing how it unfolds with a balance of well-crafted story and imaginative world-building.
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This narrative setting is a common trope where the protagonist's group represents the virtuous force opposing a nefarious cult in a medieval backdrop. However, the distinctive feature of this empire lies in its stringent rules and disciplined society, with the knights embodying genuine righteousness. The main character stands out as an enigmatic individual who derives amusement from provoking irritation in others, which adds depth to the supporting characters' dynamics. Observing their gradual adaptation and influence from the MC creates an engaging plot twist, keeping readers on their toes and preventing the story from becoming monotonous. I truly appreciate this novel and am grateful for the consistent translations provided.
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