Anime Crossover: A Priest? No, I’m a Sword Saint Now

The subject matter is good and the writing is also very good. Please keep updating the author. By the way, a variety show without a harem has no soul. There are many comics on Tomato that are single girls without girls. The normal person Goldfinger also met a bunch of anime wives... It's a pity that the author doesn't seem to want to write about the harem [face covering]

It was very interesting. In fact, I gave up reading this novel once at the beginning. In the past, I would only read about 100,000 words, but the name and introduction were very attractive, so I read it and it was pretty good. I hope I won't give up halfway!

Ah, I feel like the writing is pretty good, with a salty-fish-like temperament, a chaotic and orderly mixed comic world, and the appearance of various characters that can be grasped. The writing style feels quite interesting, like a light novel, with occasional narrations and digressions, which is somewhat novel and feels really different. As for the plot... I can't try to predict the direction of the next chapter based on logic. The changes are very confusing and can be rounded off with a certain logic. I don't want to think too much just to predict... In terms of setting, well, how should I put it? The protagonist's strength is neither strong nor weak. The beginning is to directly start with mid-term combat power and follow the daily route, but there are also urban worlds with other power systems mixed in, and no events that exceed the protagonist's limit have been found.

Except for Hori, everyone can accept it. It is enjoyable to watch. People who have watched Hori and Miyamura may not like it too much.

The author's writing is good, with monsters mixed in, so that the daily life is not lost, and the character creation is also good. The most important thing is that the author is working hard to type, and comments will be carefully replied. I hope the author will persevere, work hard, and fight for the future of this book and our smiles! ! !

It looks okay, keep writing, and the most important thing is not to be a eunuch

It's a pretty good Japanese variety novel. I skipped reading the part about Miguel and Miyamura. It's obvious that the author likes the character of Hori very much. I haven't read the original novel and I always feel that the relationship progresses too fast and they end up together inexplicably. I still like those without female protagonists (if they are with monsters, I still approve and like them), I don't really understand why you accept a kind-hearted person like Natsume as your apprentice. You kill monsters every day, and Natsume doesn't need it. I think it's okay to become a good friend and provide help. Accepting him as an apprentice enmm...

It's a very good book. If it weren't for its beauty, I would have given you three stars. Would you dare to give it a little less? [Smile] How should I put it? It's still the same problem as mentioned above. This book is not much different from The Eunuch. I waited for a long time, almost four months, and only updated a dozen chapters. I looked at the author's homepage and saw that this book has been updated less and he has also published two books. The situation is basically the same as this book. Anyway, I gave up. Goodbye.

I have the honor to read this book and find it very interesting. Please maintain your state and improve your skills. I hope you can start well and end well.

I haven't finished watching it yet, but I hope to have a harem, Sanae, my Sanae [I'm about to cry] Sister Toka is also great