I Became the Pope in a Western Fantasy World

Oh my gosh, I have to say, this novel gets more and more interesting the more I read it. I really like that the main characters are now all male. If you build a career in Modo Modo, maybe Phil can collect stamps from people of all faiths😝

There's a side story! ? [Knock on the bowl] The protagonist is really gentle, kind, firm and strong. He is kind but also has his own bottom line and will never be soft. I like this kind of character😭😭 As expected of a female author, it doesn't have that masculine feeling. The writing style is very stable, and the layout and writing look very comfortable. It's not boring at all. Three hundred chapters passed before I knew it. This title is really out of the ordinary 🍅hhh If it wasn't for the lack of literature + this book had just been added to the bookshelf, I wouldn't have clicked on it at all [move eyes] The supporting characters are also created with flesh and blood and distinct personalities... Although the ending feels a bit rushed, at least the pits are filled in! It would be great if everyone could live happily. It would be even better if the people who died in the past could be resurrected (well, that's unlikely) Wild x Phil and Eli x Phil are both delicious! Wilder has not appeared for a long time, but he has a royal aura when he appears hahh

The character creation is very successful. Phil Gray is a person full of "humanity" glory, so much so that he has reached "divinity", while the characters in other novels who are said to be "killing and decisive" are still in the "animal" stage. From the plot point of view, the ending is a little hasty, so that it ends abruptly when the reader's interest is getting stronger. It would be better if it could be expanded more in the middle and later parts.

Although, this is a relatively common time-travel themed book However, the plot involved is completely unconventional. You can feel Gray's struggle as an ordinary person between the lines. Witnessing the death of the old man who protected him and his foolish son made him determined to build a peaceful world, made his transformation easier to empathize with, and made his personal emotions more complete. (Although I think it's a bit stiff and deliberate,) Reading this article makes me feel that I read a lot of articles when I first entered the novel circle. They not only pursue the smoothness and coherence of the content, but also the protagonist's own pursuit and spiritual core. Therefore, their writings are still attracting batches of readers in the circle after more than ten years. But nowadays it is rare to see such words. Most of the works we read now are sweet for the sake of sweetness, and refreshing for the sake of refreshing. There is no author's thoughts, let alone the characters' thoughts, Those so-called grand background worlds only have the background. Only the protagonist who can blend into the background can have a reading experience that truly makes readers empathize. Words without ideological core cannot be remembered by readers, but this article already has some meaning. The author gives Gray the flesh-and-blood emotions, and allows him to witness the stories and characters, from which he can feel the ideological spirit of the author and Gray. (It's almost made explicit, and I'll give it to you directly without much thinking.) There are many foreshadowings in the book, which are rarely obscure but can be discovered, and the author did not forget to fill them in. It can be seen that the author is really responsible for this book. For example, the Undead Knight, the ghost who leads Gray on the path of the dead, This kind of design makes people feel that the author has an outline and thinking. Even after reading more than two hundred pages, readers can still clearly remember the beginning of the story. The development of the story feels unexpected and reasonable. I read it in one sitting, so I feel like I have a lot of feelings, but I can't quite sort them out, so I'll just write them here.

Just hold on! You are the only Western fantasy novel I have found without a female protagonist! !

He has a righteous heart, treats everyone equally, has a gentle personality and a gentle heart, and must avenge his enemies without going to extremes. This is the male protagonist I want to see! How difficult is it to find a normal protagonist in this novel circle where people are having fun and crazy critics are the rule! [Crying] To be honest, the pace of this article is slow. The protagonist and supporting characters all have their own unique charms. The power system and skills are quite interesting. The plot development has been very stable. It lacks a little thrills but it is still to my taste. Except for the ending, which is a bit rushed, I can give 5 stars to other parts.

It's a very magical book. Although the writing style is not very good and the plot is a bit vulgar, the author's imagination is quite good, and the story turns are also ingenious. If you can think more about and improve the text, choose words and sentences that are not too vernacular as much as possible, and make the foreshadowing more vivid, you should be able to reach a higher level. Come on, author.

In the early stage, Phil and Lezishen were really CP, and they really made me laugh. Later, when I found out the true identity of the protagonist, I felt like a father and son, but the protagonist is the father, and Lezishen is the son who escapes. The author's writing is quite good, although the ending is too sloppy, and it feels like he is rushing in. The ending and ending are the same, but overall it is still worth reading. The characters are very distinct and not flat, and the protagonist is not the usual protagonist of other books. In this way, he will reflect on himself and have a clear self-awareness. He is a good acting school. I hope to publish the next book.

It's the first time I've watched Western Fantasy: Holy Romance, wow, wow, wow, it's so good.

Hahaha, help is so good. I always thought that the main character might be Tang Monk, who is being competed by the gods to be their followers, but I always get the names in the book mixed up.