What does 'a red knight does not blindly follow money' mean in the novel?

It could be a tale of honor and principle. The red knight might have a strong sense of justice and values that outweigh the lure of wealth.

In the novel, the red knight may start as a somewhat naive character, but as they witness the negative effects of greed for money around them, they become more resolute in not following money blindly. They might have friends who are corrupted by money, and this serves as a contrast to their own unwavering stance. This way, the author gradually builds their character as one that is morally upright and not easily influenced by monetary temptations.

Stumbling blindly on fanfic might imply that we don't have a prior knowledge or intention of finding fanfic. For example, when exploring new websites or communities related to a particular fandom, we might unexpectedly encounter fan - created stories. It could also be that we're not fully aware of what fanfic is before we come across it, and then suddenly find ourselves in the middle of this whole new world of fan - created literature.

I'm not entirely sure what'red a novel' specifically means. It could potentially be a very unclear or misphrased statement. If'red' was meant to be a verb like'read', then it would mean the act of reading a novel.

Earning money referred to earning income through various means, including work, investment, and starting a business. Making money while lying down referred to earning money through certain opportunities or means without spending too much time and energy. In some novels, lying down to earn money became a common plot or theme to describe the protagonist easily obtaining rich wealth or income through some accidents or opportunities. This kind of plot usually described how the protagonist used his intelligence, appearance, or other advantages to obtain wealth without much effort. However, it was not easy to earn money in real life. It required a lot of time and energy to find some opportunities or achieve one's goals. At the same time, he also needed to be cautious about risks. He could not blindly pursue high returns and ignore risks.

Well, 'follow me in graphic novel' could also mean to engage with the artistic style or the unique visual language of the graphic novel. Maybe the artist has a particular way of drawing characters, using colors, or creating backgrounds. 'Follow me' would then be about getting immersed in that distinct visual style as you read through the pages of the graphic novel.

Overall, Moon Knight adheres closely to the comics. It keeps the essential traits and major plot points intact. Minor adjustments were made to add depth and visual appeal on the screen.

Overall, Vampire Knight adheres well to the manga. Some parts might be slightly adapted for better visual presentation, but the core elements remain the same.

I'm not entirely sure. 'Red' could refer to the color, and 'ever novel' might imply something that is always new or novel in relation to red. But without more context, it's difficult to be certain.

Yes, it does to a large extent. The show retains many key elements and storylines from the comics.