The Healing Evil God: Believe in Me and Fortune Will Follow

The line "Taido, are we human?" Really struck me. The author depicted a morbid world where weakness is the original sin.

It's very well written. When the protagonist sees the orphan of a martyr whose martyr's certificate has been revoked, he thinks of the officer who saved him but had his martyr's certificate revoked. Then, the protagonist, thinking he's no longer human because he's a descendant of a swarm, asks Taido, "Taido, are we human?" It evokes a deep sense of pity.

It's very good. As for why the rating is so low, it's probably because everyone has their own interpretation. My review is just my personal opinion.

The story is likely set in the Central Plains of China, but it also incorporates Western fantasy elements well. The story's framework already seems quite expansive. While the appearance of several families is somewhat cliché, it's acceptable. The academy setting is also present; hopefully, there won't be any academy world championship or anything like that later on.

Hopefully, the protagonist will become stronger and overturn the old system. The protagonist's strength increases too slowly; he only recently reached the advanced level, but even at that level, he still feels very frustrated.

It's quite good. So far, the protagonist is pursuing freedom, but what exactly is freedom? The protagonist is actually confused. The pursuit of freedom is an animal instinct, but what exactly is the definition of freedom? And why does the protagonist pursue freedom? I think he doesn't have the answer yet; he doesn't yet have his own answer. I'm looking forward to the second part.

I personally feel there are some flaws, but that doesn't detract from the fact that it's a good book (so far).

Production Brigade

Wow, it's so good! (ヾ(˙❥˙)ﾉ It's really amazing! (♥∀♥) And there are absolutely no bad parts. I love it so much and want to read the next volume, but it's finished! 😭 *Crying*

That's it, little brother, this won't do!