I would like a couple of titles of true works of chivalry and Knights exploits. Using these titles for a project on a comparison between true works of chivalry and satirical works of chivalry.
This is a school/college/university project, no? I think it would be useful for you to do some of the preparatory reading which would equip you to make some useful comparisons. I can fairly easily surmise that you haven't done this because otherwise you'd realise the line between 'true' and 'satirical' is far less defined than you might think. I would recommend looking at Maurice Keen's Chivalry (1984), David Crouch's The Birth of Nobility (2005), and Craig Taylor's Chivalry and the Ideals of Knighthood During the Hundred Years War (2013).
There are primary sources aplenty in all of those studies and useful historical contextualisation across a 500 year period. Should you struggle with any of the concepts explored in these studies, or your primary sources when you've chosen them, feel free to ask more questions and drop me a PM to alert me to them.