The Vase Saintess’s Goal Is to Become Number One in the World

I don't know when the word "Madonna" changed from a positive connotation to a derogatory one? The protagonist's Madonna is a kind of Madonna that makes me feel comfortable. She is not incomprehensibly great, but has a natural flavor of kindness. I like it very much. Keep up the good work!

"The weak saint wants to become an idol" "The history of the struggle of a third-level cripple" "Obviously she is a mage, but her sword skills are perfect" "Being seduced by goblins at the beginning and becoming a dark saint" "Fantasy start: I can think of the holy devil" "About the fact that the decent saint is the villain boss" [smile]

It's pretty good, but the score is a bit low. The protagonist made me see the true praise of the Holy Mother. Although the word itself is a word of praise, this society cannot live without the Holy Mother. There are always people to sacrifice, and there are always kind people. Is it possible that a respectable personality will not be accepted in a novel?

It's pretty good. It would be better if there were more chapters. I hope it doesn't end badly.

Very good, this kind of book is in the style of Japanese light novels, which is incompatible with Tomato's painting style. All in all, I feel good about the plot and rhythm of this novel. I can't tell you how detailed it is, but it always looks pretty good and feels very relaxing. The highlight of this book is probably the transformation and marriage, and when you change into a female identity, it naturally integrates into it, but for me, it's fine. I am quite looking forward to the development of the next plot, such as the Bloody Hand Army, I guess. I am not very good at remembering names. How can I lead the degradation of the saint who should be in the light world line? I am also looking forward to any new if lines. Is there anyone who will be a magician? Sage is unlikely, and is there an alchemist? All kinds of Joan of Arc, very much looking forward to it [Hold]

Recently, I happened to look through the books I had collected before and found this book. I didn't have much hope at first, but after reading it, I couldn't stop. It felt very exciting. I read 90 chapters in one breath and found that it was already dawn. I didn't read much because I was about to take the exam. But looking back, I found that it is still very exciting. The plot is very coherent and makes me feel comfortable to read. The characterization is also very good. Overall, it is a very good book. Come on, author. I look forward to your chapter after chapter.

The setting is very good, the writing is good, and the heroine also likes it. Putting aside the setting of soul-transportation (not necessarily) sex change, the heroine is a qualified trainee saint, benevolent, immature, tenacious and confused. It is a saint-themed novel that I personally think is good in Tomato. The setting of locking the state when switching forms is quite good, it's the first time I've seen it. But I personally feel that the Black and White Saint is just fine. There is no need to worry about others. Just let the little Joan of Arc act as a think tank and assist. At critical times, the Black Saint will take the lead and run away if you can't fight hard. However, the Black Saint is a pure crispy master who can't run away 🤦 The disadvantage is that the combat power setting is a bit abstract, sometimes strong and sometimes weak. Arthur has no special skills and looks like he should be very awesome. However, it turns out that it is very difficult to defeat several students, and he always suffers. Joan of Arc's blue bar is also quite fascinating. No matter which form she is in, she will die after just throwing a few skills. Even if the main body has just been opened, there is no feeling when other forms appear. Dean throws a bunch of skills and nothing happens. Not to mention it's comparable to Black Saint, at least it's not much different. Throwing a few curses will start to burn blood. Although the damage is quite high, it only consumes 10% of mana. Overall, it's pretty good. Little Joan of Arc fits the role of a saint. The little Joan of Arc's daily life is also very good, the cuddles with the nuns, the innocent daily life of the two of them with Arthur, and the two of them will start steaming after just saying a word [blowing kisses]

It looks good. The characters are three-dimensional and the plot is also great. But one problem is that I like to be the Riddler. I really like the interaction between Arthur and Joan. I always feel that it is an Englishman and a Frenchman falling in love. I don't know why, but it is really good to watch. Arthur is confused but also persistent. When he finds his transcendence, it feels like it should be the will to protect. Then Joan is really warm and has the aura of a saint. I really like the two of them together and the way people around them pay attention to them secretly. The daily writing is very good. It's so cool to watch. The main character likes to be the Riddler. It really makes me dizzy. So when can we be together? I really want to see them together but it's a little too young. I'm really looking forward to them. But will Arthur feel that he has defiled (?) Joan of Arc? But they two even have children. Hey, I stayed up late to finish reading. I hope the author will continue to work hard and update more. I really like their early relationship. The youthful feeling. We haven't seen each other in the fairy chapter yet. I feel full of resentment. Nowadays, there are boys and girls who blush even when they look at each other.

Every character in the novel is vivid, and both daily conversations and battle scenes are well described. What is a saint? The saint's heart, growth and changes are all shown. The charm and loveliness of Joan of Arc seem to be about to break out of the world of words.

If this book is written at this level, it will definitely be a masterpiece that adapts the Western sword and magic worldview. The writing is excellent, the plot is powerful, the characters are well drawn, and the male and female protagonists' personalities are well described. Although the emotional line is slow but well-founded, there is no female fall at the speed of light, but it depicts two boys and girls walking side by side with a shared mission. Come on, author!