Pastor's Tantra

The first online book review, dedicated to "Shepherd Tantra", dedicated to Shi Xian Meow Meow Meow₍˄·͈༝·͈˄*₎◞ ̑̑ (long article warning) I am a relatively mystical person. When reading a related work, I hate the cram-feeding of the world setting into the reader. "Shepherd's Tantra" won my heart in terms of its introduction to the world view. I vaguely remember that the beginning of the book was introduced with Haina going to Eward's house to investigate the demon summoning incident. Yes, it is amazing. The opening paragraph of "Shepherd's Tantra" may make readers feel confused, "???, Who am I, who is she? What happened? Is there anything I haven't read?" But it is obvious that this is a narrative method similar to "iceberg", and iceberg is just a part of the sea level. A small part, but a lot of it is hidden under the sea level. Just like an iceberg, the author very cleverly hides part of the story that happened before the story. In this way, it also brought me (from a reader's perspective) some more subtle thoughts and explorations, making me more willing to read this book. As I read step by step, I will slowly discover the story that happened before the story. For some reason, "I" traveled to the world of the game "The Ring" that I once played, became the original Aiwass, and was kidnapped by an unknown person to the present day where the devil is summoned. Chang (as a sacrifice), after reaching a py deal with Shadow Demon, successfully killed the Demonologist (proud and proud) and at this time slowly opened up the setting of this world. It was also in an extremely clever way that the setting of the world was not blunt. Because "The Link" is a game that "I" have played before, it is not surprising that "I", that is, Aiwass, understands the specific settings of this world and can even tell the specific settings of this world. It very cleverly solves the problem of how to show the world settings to readers in a less rigid way. The subsequent plot also won my heart. First of all, in terms of the protagonist's character, Aiwass, as the protagonist, has the attributes of "dedication" and "transcendence", so he is not the Virgin! As a "fox" who uses altruism as a means to achieve self-interested results, he is a three-dimensional character with many eyes and thoughts. Good, then he is indeed a good person, bad, he is also decisive enough to kill. This is the image that the protagonist should have in my mind (secondly, Isabel is also very cute, and Isabel's growth has also replaced some of the protagonist's growth segments in traditional juvenile comics, making this work more complete). Secondly, the style of this book is also relatively relaxed, just like Aiwass has been doing To reverse the "predetermined tragedy", the protagonist group's efforts can have good results, but at the same time, in order to reverse the "predetermined tragedy", the protagonist group has also paid enough price and effort. This is very reciprocal. Is a tragedy that can be easily reversed really considered a "destined tragedy"? The grasp is also very good. I also like this relatively relaxed style. After all, my life is already hard enough (Crying Cat Head), with early morning hours several days a week, countless DDLs and course papers. I have endured hardships in reality, so why should I continue to endure hardships on the Internet (crying eyes)? The purpose of reading may be to extend the width of reality, appreciate different experiences, different lives, and release my emotions, so I will relatively like works like "Shepherd Tantra". Finally, let me talk about what makes me like this work even more. Great foreshadowing recycling. If a gun showed up in act five, I would want it to fire in act two. This is what I expect from concrete foreshadowing. At the beginning of the full text, the author actually left us with many questions, "Why did the protagonist travel to this world" and "Why did the adoptive father James become a villain", and the author also slowly gave some answers in the subsequent plot. Judging from the current plot, "I" may be the part separated from Huan Tiansi and put into this world. If this is the case, I can't help but let me continue to think about it. Did "I" really travel through time when "The Ring of Us" was released in 6.0? Since Huan Tiansi has the ability to let me know the plot up to 6.0, Is it possible that Huan Tiansi also knows the plot after 6.0 Of "The Ring of Us", and why Huan Tiansi only wants us to know the plot up to 6.0? As of 6.0, Players know that James is the mastermind behind many incidents, but it also brings more questions. Why did James go crazy after killing Aiwass? Is it because killing Aiwass will make Huantiansi complete? From the latest plot, I also judged this. The Huantiansi force represented by Jacob may have a relatively hostile relationship with James, so James' madness may have something to do with Huantiansi? As for Jacob, who did not appear again until 6.0, Many speculations were made. Also looking forward to more foreshadowing recycling. This is really the last time. I really like the book "Shepherd's Tantra"! Saved my reading impotence, I hope this book and Shixianda will get better and better!

The protagonist is transgender and pursues true love. Indulging the enemy with nuclear weapons in front of his eyes without interfering is to let the queen grow up and conquer her. Changing the identity and describing it in a large way is almost like a clone. When the so-called path of pursuit reaches its peak, it will lose control and it will not be the original self. Then do you dare to say that you are still the same person you were a second ago, or ten days and a hundred days ago? There are also so-called countries that don't want to steal the country. You have to do this kind of thing in the extraordinary world and describe it in a big way

It's quite good. It's a bit confusing at the beginning, but it gets better after a few chapters, and the world view unfolds in the 20th or 30th chapter. The author seems to pay great attention to the role of Haina. The first impression at the beginning is very average, but in the later period, there is a lot of writing and ink, and her talent and credit will always be with her. Maybe it will be reversed later on.

The plot is quite interesting, especially the plot about Bayard's past during the promotion ceremony is really exciting. But having said that, it's really too perverted later on and I can't accept it. Aleister and Aiwass are the same person. If they separate, they will be separated and they can merge later. Why do they plan to keep Aleister's existence in the future? He is originally Aiwass's other half. When the time comes, he will have an affair with himself and can't accept it. The night devil is jealous of the master's half and wants to snatch the master's other half from him, right? Stop it, it's really a bit nauseating

It feels like the author is not very good at writing emotional lines. Isabel, Lily, her sister, and even Aleister, who split from himself, all have a "slimy" feeling.

The chapter where Lily is divided into two feels too weird. Maybe the author is so good at it that I can't appreciate it.

The beginning is really good, but when I write about the pit buried in the back, I have no desire to read further. Haina is suspected of being an artificial person, and the protagonist is suspected of not traveling through time. It's so boring to start investigating the truth about the system and my own memory.

As a future platinum master who can't even get perfect attendance every month, doesn't the author feel ashamed? [Emot=default,12/]

There's too much nonsense, and the protagonist's inner narration is too long.

The writing is not bad, but I really like to talk nonsense. Obviously I don't need to write it, but I have to write it in such detail, and not many people are willing to read it carefully. Pure water word count.