i mean a knight**
A knight wouldn't kill for money basically. So she's just a swordsman but in this new life i guess she's going to try to be a real knight and not kill for money anymore.
Isn't that exactly what the story says? That she's a swordsman rather than a knight because she has the wrong morals and basically no chivalry?
no, didn't she regonize her morals when she died? what more does she need?
wtf do you mean?
when she died, didn't she learn to repent? thats what i mean. she knows whats wrong and right now.
yeah but what's wrong with that? why do you make it seem like a negative thing?
no... i didn't, it seems like your not understanding me.
Yeah so I'm asking wtf do you even mean?
'i like the story but i think morals and chivalry are what make a knight different than......'
This 'I like the story but' indicates that the following is negative, which doesnt seem to be the case judging from your response?
the point of comments is sometimes to share your opinions on manhwas/mangas, i like the story, yes, enough for me to keep up, but i just felt that the whole "swordsman and knight" thing doesn't make sense. you said "why do you make it feel like a negative thing" when i just pointed something that felt like a fault..
I guess it is kinda weird how they distinguish knights from swordsmen, but in a sense, she's doing things that are unjust, thus defining her as a swordsman. It's explained terribly in the manhwa though.
i like the story but i think morals and chivalry are what make a knight different than a swordsman, not how they use a sword.. because in the end, killing someone isn't always heroic. (and as long as she has it in her head and knows.. isn't she basically a swordsman?)