We’re All Perverts, So Why Are You Surrounded by Holy Light?

It's been pretty good so far, and it would be best if there was no romantic pairing and no female lead.

It's hard to imagine that one day I would think of such an example to describe this book: "It's rare to see an article like braised beef. At first glance, this article is like a piece of braised beef that's just been eaten—tasteless and not very palatable. But as the story unfolds, it becomes more and more flavorful and satisfying, just like that piece of braised beef in your mouth."

It's a pretty interesting book. So far, it alternates between being interesting and uninteresting. The beginning might seem a bit dull, but the later parts are quite good. You can see that the protagonist can become stronger quickly, but so far he can't touch any of the people who have appeared, which gives a sense of difficulty. I would like to give the protagonist some more points.

It's really good, I like it. Does the author have a female lead? 🤭😄😏

Is it because of the new novel? Such a good book, but nobody's here.

The book is not bad, but the title is not very good (this is just my personal opinion). I feel that it could be named according to the setting of the "golden finger" in the book, since Tomato's book titles are too similar now. The book doesn't have any major flaws, and I thought the handling of the brother and sister was quite good.

This book is quite good, but I really didn't like the rushed ending. I suggest the author shouldn't have written a final chapter; we should have done the surgery and then continue updating. The story is still pretty good, so please keep updating! I'll keep reading too. Well, the book just stopped updating automatically. Ah, that matches my first impression of authors who stop updating their works. 😏

It was nothing special, and then it just ended. The setting sun lamented in the clouds, and swarms of insects burned the heavens and earth, obscuring all light. Flower Town is covered by thick vines, and twisted, bizarre figures drift through the town. The sealed sculpture in the town center slowly rotates, gazing at the green light not far away.

The world-building and setting are excellent, but the author has a recurring problem: writing a passable ending and then calling it a day. However, given the author's need for heart surgery, this is understandable. Hopefully, after their recovery, their next book will also feature an equally innovative setting, but without ending so quickly. 🤦

I've never seen a quirky build before; it's probably a unique genre. However, it's a bit vague when compared to the leveling-up build. At most, it's a combination of quirks; the good ones make you a controller, and the bad ones are just trashy quirks. There's not much room for advancement. Perhaps the author is about to embark on a grand adventure, cutting things out completely.