What Should I Do If I Find Out My Wife is the Pope?

When I saw it on the shelves, I suddenly felt something was wrong. The heroine has been under pressure for two or three years since she became the Pope. She has been called a waste for two or three years and has not changed for two or three years. In the past few years, looking at the entire Holy See, there is no real power to support it? The Holy See doesn't seem to have a god. That god is more like a small landowner. He usually arranges a butler to manage the property if he doesn't care about anything. The butler said it was important but it wasn't very important. The people below do not have the attitude they should have toward God. He creates troubles for the heroine overtly and covertly, and from time to time the Vatican staff and civilians call him a useless pope. For a theocratic organization, that's a bit of a bummer. Moreover, the female protagonist is highly bound to the male protagonist. Within a few chapters, the female protagonist will be emphasized as a waste, and no one will feel comfortable. It reminds me of the plot of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger from many years ago, but here is a real pig for a few years. The previous setting really affects the look and feel. In other aspects, it looks okay. If you can tolerate the frustration of the heroine in front of you, you can still watch it😍

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I simply don't like tsundere, or I don't like to watch tough-talking scenes.

This type of novel can only be said to be stupid in principle. In a supernatural world, two powerful people can't find out what level the other half is when they combine. You have no one else.

This book is very well written. There are too many trolls at the beginning. To be honest, those trolls are just a bunch of war lunatics who only know how to fight.

Our protagonist has never stalked the heroine. He is so confident in his wife's safety. By the way, how many heroines are there?

The saint gradually develops a relationship with the protagonist. In the later stage, she wants to confess her love to the protagonist. When the confession fails, she forces herself to sleep with alcohol. Are you going to kill her? Isn't she some kind of treacherous and evil person? Then what are you doing to pave the way for so many relationships? The relationship is getting better and better, and then when she takes the initiative to confess your love for her, you are going to kill her? Kill her?

It's hard to rate. I personally prefer pure love stories. The rationalization of cheating and female rivalry would affect the viewing experience too much. It depends on your preferences. If the single heroine could have been written for so long, the rating might be higher. Overall, it's more of a daily routine.

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