Cataclysm: My Saintly Heart Awakened the Light Element

The book is very good; I hope it doesn't have a bad ending.

Old Jiang, update faster, try to update three times a day, that way we can attract readers and boost the rating. Don't let it have a bad ending. Nowadays, most novels are five stars in the early stages, three stars in the middle stages, two stars in the later stages, and one star in the finale.

I've read all three of Lao Jiang's books, and they're all well-written, but all three involve a good guy starting out and then turning evil, so some people will just give up on them.

This book is fantastic! As long as you keep reading and don't give up on the ending, it's definitely a masterpiece. The first few chapters might be a bit confusing for some, but if you persevere, the later chapters will be amazing. The first few chapters do require some brainpower, but that's not important at the time—it's just so good!

Note that the protagonist of this book is definitely not a saint; he is far from reaching that level. What is a saint? It's someone who can forgive and help you no matter what harm you cause me, helping people with almost no principles. Actually, I think the protagonist's character is too good. He has principles and a bottom line, and he can endure.

To be honest, I think this book is pretty good. It's just that the author needs to update faster; it's not enough! I just hope it doesn't get bad later on. I really like it.

The author didn't provide any background information, but having read many novels like this, I basically understood what he meant after a quick glance. Anyway, I felt the writing was quite good, I liked it, the language wasn't too boring, and the plot was quite fresh, making it worth reading.

The protagonist is definitely a saint, but I think that's more realistic; humans are social creatures. Most people would probably act like the protagonist. No one can be that cold-blooded! At least they have humanity. Otherwise, they'd be insane!

It's absolutely fantastic! Don't listen to those people who call the protagonist a "saintly mother." A little bit of saintly sentimentality is perfectly normal; the protagonist isn't some kind of time traveler or reincarnated being.

This book is to my liking, but why hasn't Lao Jiang posted any reviews? He hasn't posted any reviews for his second book either.