Description
One day, the Crown Prince of the Empire suddenly fell ill. Despite the efforts of all the Empire’s physicians, the Crown Prince’s condition only worsened. The Emperor fell into deep despair. At that moment, an oracle was delivered. Kedrick Lachenov. Known as the guardian of the royal family, the Commander Knight of Lexion. Without hesitation, he accepted the oracle. “I am Kedrick Luthens of the Lachenov family and the Commander of the Knights of Lexion. As long as my loyalty to the royal family remains unchanged, I will gladly offer my life if asked.” Kedrick was subsequently imprisoned in the temple’s underground and subjected to various methods of inducing lactation. Until milk began to flow from his chest. “…When will I be able to go back?” “Why are you asking me that, Kedrick? You should be asking your own chest.” Lewis l**ked his thin lower lip, anticipating Kedrick’s face, twisted in shame and near tears. “Thinking about you begging and crying to have your chest touched is so exciting… it’s driving me crazy.” The golden eyes, once fiercely shining like a wild beast, became moist and distorted. Each time Kedrick gasped for air, his large chest swayed. “Isn’t this all for His Highness the Crown Prince?”
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- ridibooks
- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Web Novel
The Knight Who Became a Public Good! Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on The Knight Who Became a Public Good!
First Impressions
Going into "The Knight Who Became a Public Good!", I was definitely expecting something...different. The tags certainly paint a picture: adult, fantasy, smut, tragedy, and yaoi all vying for attention. I braced myself for a rollercoaster, and honestly, that's pretty much what I got.
What Works Well
Despite some of the darker elements, I found myself drawn to the political intrigue woven into the narrative. The story does a decent job of creating a believable aristocratic setting, and the power plays kept me somewhat engaged. The main character, despite his naivete, is also surprisingly compelling. I found myself rooting for him, even when he made questionable choices.
Areas of Concern
Okay, let's address the elephant in the room: this novel is dark. While the smut is present, it's often intertwined with themes of manipulation and tragedy that can be genuinely disturbing. The male lead's actions, in particular, raise some serious red flags. His methods are questionable, and the power dynamic is often deeply unsettling.
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Final Verdict
"The Knight Who Became a Public Good!" is a complex and often troubling read. While the political intrigue and the MC's character offer some redeeming qualities, the darker themes of manipulation, tragedy, and questionable consent make it a difficult recommendation. If you're looking for a lighthearted romance, steer clear. However, if you're prepared to delve into a morally gray world with potentially triggering content, this novel might offer a disturbing, but ultimately thought-provoking, experience.
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