The Priest Hero's Record of Shenanigans as a Lord in Another World

Great God of Night Shifts, please bless me so I can write in peace every day!

Judging from the length of my viewing time, the author is very responsible for this book, the interaction with the audience is very active, and the overall viewing experience is excellent. Although I don't play that war game, if you have, you should have a deeper understanding. Even if you don't play it, it's still a very good read.

It's a great read, and I really enjoyed it. The author's tastes, preferences, and various tropes are quite similar to mine. Although I don't work in the medical field, as someone who spent almost two years in hospitals as a "medicine addict," I know a lot about what life is like for those in the medical industry. Reading the author's comments was quite enjoyable. 😘

So far, it's quite to my liking, but the author seems to be influenced by anime and manga culture, preferring not to label specific characters in long dialogues (although you can guess, it doesn't quite fit Chinese writing habits). Japanese light novels allow this because of honorifics and quirks that can be used for distinction, related to character design, but this loses a lot of information in…

A good book. I usually read stories where the protagonist becomes a hero and defeats the demon king, but this book starts after the demon king is defeated and the king rewards the hero's team. The protagonist uses his knowledge of modern medicine to become a powerful "healer" (according to the author, he is a doctor, so the content is very accurate. PS: For someone like me who is a medical novice...). Updates are relatively stable.

The plot is quite clear, and since the author is also a doctor, the medical logic is easy to read. A low score might be due to a sanctimonious author, but everyone has contradictions, and being too cold-blooded makes it less enjoyable. Just don't poison the main storyline.

So far, the plot seems reasonable, and the characters are well-developed. However, I'm curious about one thing: once the technology is widely applied, how will they prevent theft or counterfeiting of the products?

After browsing through the various new books recommended, I noticed that many recent titles possess a DeepSeek-esque beauty. Flipping through some older works, I discovered the author is still updating. Rereading them, I found the author's writing style still resonates with me; it avoids the superficiality often associated with AI and the arbitrary manipulation of characters common in some authors. This author is clearly writing with passion, not for profit or anything else.

I've read about a quarter of it so far, and personally, I think it's excellent. The protagonist's character is very well-developed, and unlike other lord-themed novels I've read, this protagonist isn't ruthless when necessary and equally ruthless when it comes to redemption.

The novel is quite good; the occasional jokes and gags can bring a smile to the reader's face. The first twenty-odd chapters might not be the most engaging, but it gets very good later on, and you can tell the author has put a lot of effort into it. I hope the author keeps up the good work! I hope this novel gets better and better as it goes on!