Arthurian Romances Book

Have I ever told you that I have a HUGE obsession for Arthurian legends? Well, I'll tell you now :P
Chretien de Troyes works are so witty, extremely modern and romantic!
My favourite is -of course- Lancelot du lac ou le Chevalier de la Charrette... motivations?
1- This is the first novel EVER that has Lancelot as the main character. Infact, Chretien is actually Lancelot's "dad"...
2- It's fun! Lancelot looks so silly!
3- It's romantic! Lancelot&Guinevere are so in love...they're just...<3
4- Adventure! Chivalry! Knights Jousting!
What else can I ask from a novel?
For what concerns the other ones:
"Ywain" and "Erec et Enide" are re-tellings of welsh legends -you can find the same stories in the Mabinogion-. I didn't like the way Erec behaved with Enide through the story: In the end I'd rather lock myself in a tower than let a guy like that come close to me again, husband or not -he treated her so HORRIBLY! Wasn't he supposed to be a knight? The MOST courteous and romantic type of man on earth?-.
"Cliges" is a lovely story and Fenice is a great character. They found a really clever way to overcome a major issue in medieval literature... They basically are the "Anti Tristan&Iseult"...
Did i mention that Chretien was a huge fan of marital love? That he believed that love could only exist between husband&wife...and that every character of his find fulfillment of his/her love in marriage?
Pretty ironic that he became famous for a tale of Adultery...and for "fathering" an adulterine character -the most famouse one,besides"...
"Perceval" is another re-telling from Mabinogion. I like Perceval, he's such fun :P