When people think of priests, the first thing that comes to mind is a support class that buffs and heals, with no offensive abilities at all.
But Cen Bin is different. After transmigrating to another world, he activated a System and accidentally chose the priest class.
But there’s something not quite right about this priest.
“Look at you, you’re hurt. Come over and let me heal you!”
“No, no, that’s not necessary. I think I can manage.”
“Oh, come on! There’s no need to be shy with me! Come here! Just one heal! Just one! It’ll be over in a jiffy, okay? Be good and come here.”
“No! Don’t come any closer! Aaah!”
“See? Wouldn’t it have been better to let me heal you? You wouldn’t listen, and now look what happened. My hand slipped, and I healed you too much.”
Just a heads-up for you ladies. I initially thought the premise was okay, but the author's plot turns out to be a harem/harem story. I read over fifty chapters and couldn't continue. Although the protagonist hasn't actually won anyone over yet, the ambiguity is... Well...
It seems fine at first glance, but as I read on, something felt off. First, he keeps emphasizing that he's a man in his thirties and wouldn't be attracted to good looks, then he's stunned by a woman's white neck? Isn't that a bit perverted? And then there's the storyline—it jumps around in disjointed ways, the transitions are terrible.
What did I write?
I read other people's comments, but I think it's best to read the book yourself before commenting. I read at 3x to 3.5x speed, which is quite fast, and I've listened to chapters 30-something. Here are my thoughts and... @1111 That's about right, but that's just my personal feeling. I think some people might like this book; it's a matter of personal taste.
My ears can't stand it.
Worth reading.